Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-03-29
Try one of Polie's specials.

For good clean wash ice, call the
Langdon Wood Yard, phone As.
Father James Tracy, of Starkweath-
er, was a guest OF Rev. M. M. Cory
during a stay of a couple of days here
the early part of the week.
John Morrison is home for the Eas.
ter vacation from the state agricul-
tural college at Fargo, where he Is
taking &C curse in pharamcy.
Miss Frances Mausten since her re.
turn recently from Minneapolis, has
accepted a position as lady attendant
in the dental offices of Drs. Smith
and Hughes.
C. B. Mcmillan and Walter Laid.
law, Jr., were here from Hannah on
Monday and Tuesday to confer with
their county seat associates regarding
banking affairs.
If you or any of your relatives or
friends that have tonsilitis or appen-
dicitis, learn how to overcome it
without operation at the Langdon
Sanitarium. 36-2.
DR.. A. O. Void returned from Dew
lis Lake, where he was in attendance
last week at a meeting Of the officers
of the state association of chiroprac-
tic practitioners.
Mrs. w. G. Mcbride returned Mon
day from a visit ove Sunday at her
Milton home and is making a weeks
stay here while receiving further
treatment for rheumatism.
Joseph Langevin was in the city
Monday from Olga, going south on
the afternoon train. He intends locat.
ing on a homestead in Montana and
will spend the summer there.
Cashier j. A. Terhaar, of the State
Bank of Dresden, was among the fl
nanciers of the county who mingled
with the crowd of Langdon visitors
who gathered here Tuesday.
Easter Flowers - Easter Lilies,
Hyacinth, H%ydrange, Baby Ramblers,
Dorothy Perkins, Primroses, Cyclamen,
Pelargonium, Primula, Ferns, Palms,
Cut Flowers-the Corner Drug Store.
l.. C. SLENDER returned Saturday
from a weeks trip on the road, dur.
ing which he had looked after the op.
tometry practice of the A. O. Wolc
Co. at several points down the line.
2 DR.. j. P. Schwinghamer made &
business trip up the line Tuesday tc
Hannah where negotiations are under.
: stood to be pending for the disposal
of his interest in the end-town phar.
, macy.
. Judge F. w. Bleakley was out ane
r down town Tuesday for the first time
, after being confined to the home for
3 several days during the week, part o,
which time he was under medica
!, treatment.
! Miss Myrtle McComb and Miss &c
, %lestine Stable, who are Langdon stu
e dents taking a state normal course a
t Valley City, arrived during the weel
and will spend the Easter vacation
! with their parents.
Fred Newborn, who recently re
! turned to his home here from a long
8 siege of illness following an operation
undergone in a Minneapolis hospital
has been able to be out and arount
town nearly every day of the pas
weeks warm spring-like weather.
Miss Dorothy Price was a passen
q ger Tuesday to Fargo, where she i
a student in the domestic arts depart
v ment of the agricultural college, hav
ing made a week end visit at tn
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Price.
: The guild ladies of the Presbyteria
/: church make announcement that tn
: April session of the guild will be hel
(: on Wednesday afternoon of next week
: April 9TH, at the home of Mrs. Mich
+: olas Irwin. An invitation is extend
ed to the ladies of Langdon and vicin
ity to attend.