Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-01-04
to enjoy the holidays.

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A Wales event overlooked in the
holiday rush of last week was the ar
rival of a little daughter to Auction.
eer and Mrs. Tony Kieffer on the
18th inst.
At Osnabloc the high school re-
NAMED in session through the Christ.
mas vacation so the pupils could
crowd in a lot of work they were be.
hind with owing to the late start OF
the fall and winter term.
Smith Duncan has returned to Cal
vim from a three weeks stay at Hun.
ter's Hot Springs, Mont, completely
cured of rheumatism. When he left
for the springs he had to be carried
aboard the train.
Mrs. A. A. Fast, aged seventy.sev-
en- years died during Christmas week
at the home of her son, Martin Fast,
near Munich. The funeral of this pho.
neer of the Rosehill settlement. held
from the Mennonite church, was large
ly attended.
Fahnlandor Bros, former Osna.
brock boys, who were operating a tai.
lor shop at Minot, are understood as
being heavy losers with only a light
insurance in the fire which destroyed
the three story brick building, known
as the "Flat Iron Building about a
week ago.
The last issue of the Calvin Times
chronicles the birth of a little daugh-
ter to Ex-County Commissioner Elias
Porter and wife on Saturday, Deem
Der 23rd, and on the morn of Christ.
mas day a baby girl to Ex-County
Superintendent of Schools C. C. Craw.
ford.
The Herald in its last issue for the
old year added to its list of building
and other public Improvements for
1916, which brings the total expendi-
ture to considerably over the $40. OOO
mark, in that metropolis of the south.
western part of the county, known as
Munich.
A Christmas event at Calvin was
the ringing of the wedding bells on
Wednesday, the Goth inst. when Miss
Clara Schaefer and Mr.. Duncan Sill
lers we're married. Their wedding
trip, after a short stay in the Twin
Cities and Chicago, will include points
on the Pacific coast, returning to Cal.
vim about February 18th.
"Ted' Hanson. formerly Of Lang
don, is the first merchant in Munich
to install a system Of electric lighting
in his store. In addition to a large
street light he has fourteen large so
watt lights Illuminating the interior.
The system is also extended to his
home, the Farmers State Bank and
the residence of Banker P. j. An
thony. The power is furnished by a
'Delco electric lighting engine.
William Wonler and wife, who
settled in the neighborhood of Osna-
brock in 1882, leaving in 1901 for
Cashmere, Oregon, have been spend
ing the holidays with their son, Frank,
and his family at Osnabrock before
returning to their home on the Pacific
coast, where they have a money
making fruit farm, They go east to
visit old friends in Illinois and Penn
%sylvania, where they used to live be-
fore coming westward to the Dakotas.
Eli Shafer, of Hannah, after TAX
ing in the International live stock
show, at Chicago, made a visit to
his old home in the Ottawa Valley
part of the Dominion of Canada.
Throughout the Province of Ontario he
states that all crops, excepting hay
have been extremely light. Oats are
selling for 80 cents per bushel; but
ter at 40 cents per pound; cheese at a
factory price of Is cents per pound.
Mr.. Shafer says the high cost of liv.
ing has evidently struck the east a
hard blow below the belt.
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WELL?
Many Langdon People Know the Impor,
lance of Healthy Kidneys
The kidneys filter the blood. They
work night and day. Well kidneys re-
move impurities. Weak kidneys al
low impurities to multiply. No kid
neys should be neglected. There is
possible danger in delay. If you have
backache or urinary troubles, If you
are nervous, dizzy or worn out, Be.
gin treating your kidneys at once;
Use a proven kidney remedy. None
endorsed like Doan's Kidney Pills.
Recommended by thousands. Proved
by Park River testimony.
C. Moore, of Park River, N. D.,
says: Kidney trouble, shown mostly
by pains in my back, was what made
me try Doan's Kidney Pills. One