Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-11-01

Complete cirkut picture of Com
pany E., forty inches long. For
sale at the Opie studio.
1t is now expected that Sarles' new
school building will be completed and
occupied by the first of the new year.
The Sarles branch of the Red Cross
now has a membership of seventy
two, of whom forty-eight are ladies.
Rooms Wanted-One or two fur.
nished rooms for light housekeeping
by man and wife. P. O. Box 34l.-pd
Choice fresh beef in 25 and SO pound
lots at Windemuth's sanitary meat
market at IA cents a pound. These
low prices are for a few days only.
Meadames Barker and Souch were
passengers up the line yesterday to
Hannah to attend a social session of
the end town ladies of the Order Of
the Eastern Star.
All kinds Of home bakery, farm
produce and vegetables will be sold by
the girls Of the Catholic church at the
Boyd store on Saturday afternoon,
November 10th.
This week Windemuth's sanitary
meat market is offering choice fresh
> beef at IA cents a pound in lots Of 25
l and so pounds, Now is the time bay
: to your winters supply as these prices
are for a few days only.
Get your winters supply Of meat
at the Windemuth sanitary meat
market. In 20 and SO pound lots al
> IA cents a pound. Buy now at these
low prices as there is likely to be
! sharp advance soon.
a Wednesday. next week, November
7th, the Stilwell ladies aid and Rec
Cross workers will hold their regular
meeting at the home Of Mrs. William.
son. A full attendance of all tbs
ladies interested in this work is re-
X quested.
On Friday afternoon of next week,
the 7th inst, the members of the
ladies guild of the Presbyterian church
=. will meet at the home of Mrs.
+: Mcqueen for the purpose of sewing
for the bazaar to be held on Saturday
3: November oath.
The Presbyterian church ladie
: desire to announce that the bazaa
and supper to have been given in thu
church parlors on November 18th
20 has been given a postponement unit
t the Saturday Of the following week
n November Oath. = A more detailed
announcement of this annual even
It will appear in the columns of a late
issue Of this paper.
u Next Mondays meeting of the cit.
II council, to be held in the evening a
" the court room at the court house viii
It be an occasion when more details con
n nected with the installation of thu
% system of w~aterworks and sewerage
e will come up for consideration
Better be there'and find out what i
: being done if you take any interest ii
v the city's future welfare.
1t is now stated that the third ant
fourth increments of the Cavalie,
y county draft will be called to leave
here for their training camp at CAM
& Dodge not latter than the end of De
~ cember or early in January. Larg'
u attachments of drafted men are nov
10 being moved from this cantonment tt
: other training camps to make room
{ for the new men.
Anton Borho was down the lin,
- from Wales a day or two of las
- week closing the deal in which he il
= the purchaser of a half section o
farm land which Dr.. Donovan was tn,
owner in that locality. 1t is state'
the consideration was not less thai
$50 per acre.
is In the recent advancement in rank
1T of members of the Masonic order il
North Dakota honor is conferred upol
t one of the better known members o,
the order in Langdon. When thu
supreme council of the Scottish Rite
a body Of Masonry held its annual con
clave a couple Of weeks ago the an
nouncement was made that Mr.. Hug
If Mcdowell of this city had been name,
# az one of the knights of the Com
IF mandary Of the Court Of Honor, which
IL composed exclusively of thirty third