Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-10-04

Send the Democrat to your boy
who is at Camp Dodge.
Only twelve days are left before
the chicken shooting season for 1917
closes.
The G. A, Baerg farm, north of
Alsen, has been purchased this fall by
Gottleib Herbber.
Mrs. Arthur Sparkling returned on
Fridays passenger from a visit of part
of the week in Grand Forks, where
she consulted an eye specialist.
H. E. Windemuth, proprietor of the
Sanitary Meat Market, returned Fri.
day from another of his trips to the
st. Paul stock market.
Miss Violet Irwin, who has spent
the greater part of the summer visit.
ing the home of her sister, Mrs. w.
A. Viel at Fargo, was a returning pas.
senger Friday.
Monday night-at the Auditorium
-"The Master in the House''-a
return engagement of the Richard
Kent production company. Seats now
on sale at popular prices.
Mrs. Elmer johnson during the
past week has been removed from
the private hospital in the Donovan
block to her home on Second street.
The patient is still recovering only
slowly and as yet confined to her
bed.
Mrs. H. E. Close returned on Fri.
days train to her home in Langdon
from a visit Of part of the summer
with her mother, Mrs. Ferguson, in
Saskatchewan. The latter's condi.
tion enabled her to accompany Mrs.
Close for a short visit with friends
here and at Milton.
Dan Meehan, one of the members
of old Co. E. of the state militia of
twenty years ago was here with
others from Clyde to bid good bye to
the boys of Co. E., of the "Smah-
ing Second when they %entrained
Monday for Camp Greene, North Car
DINA.
Richard Power, son of Register of
Deeds Power, has been carrying his
arm in a sling since Saturday, when
he sustained a fracture of the lower
right arm, while starting his fathers
car. The engine "back fired" and Dick
is now having his second experience
with automobile mishaps
Rev. C. P. Drew announces that
a five days mission will be held by
the Ep%iscopalian congregation of the
Church of Our Saviour CON mencing
on Sunday, October 21st and continu.
ing until Friday evening, October
26tb, inclusive. Rev. Jonathan
Watson, of Grand Forks, is to be
here two days during the week to as.
sist in conducting the mission.
Tomorrow, Friday, October 5th is
the date of an auction sale to be held
at the farm of James Dickson of Han
nah. The property which will be
sold under the hammer by Auctioneer
Tony Kieffer includes seventeen head
Of desirable young work horses, most.
ly colts; there is also quite a list of
dairy stock, pigs and chickens on the
bills. The sale will start promptly
at noon.
The John McGauvran residence
property east Of the Presbyterian
church has been purchased by Mr..
John Maybe. Mrs. McGauvran is
expecting to accompany her son,
Frank ]. McGauvran and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. F. Gardner, when they
leave here the end of the week, re.
turning to their home at Vancouver,
B. c., 1t is her intention to remain
there at least until spring.
A new advertisement that has space
in this weeks paper is that of Mes
srs. Kartes & Zettel, of Mt. Carmel
who have a we'll boring outfit that
will be operated by them in the nor
them part of the &C unty this fall.
The machine has a capacity for bor-
ing wells of either IL 10 or "a in.
che. Work and prices guaranteed to
be ssatisfactory. They last week
completed a very satisfactory Job
at the farm of E. Files near Wales.