Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-09-20
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Order your engraved cards at the
Democrat Office.
Boy Wanted-To learn the print.
ing trade. Apply at this office.
Mrs. Lyman C. Smith was an o..
nabrock visitor in town Tuesday.
George A. Williams was a county
seat business visitor from Dresden
on Tuesday.
Now is the time to remember the
soldier boys. See the A. O. Void
Co. show window for appropriate gifts
The board of county commissioners
meet Monday, October LIST in quarter
ly session.
Dentist Brennan spent the end of
the week visiting in Grand Forks
with friends returning on Tuesdays
train.
Manager L. C. Strauss of the Eas-
by branch of the Cavalier County
Lumber Co., vas in Langdon for a
short time between trains Thursday.
Enjoy a light lunch at POLES Place
when in Langdon on Saturday for
the "send off" given our drafted
e
E. E. McDermand, of Nekoma,
was among the visiting Masonic
brethren in Langdon Friday evening.
E. C Pitheon returned Friday to
the Twin Cities after a stay of part
of the week looking after his Lang.
don business interests.
If you want a successful auction
sale get Auctioneer Tony Kieffer of
Wales. He has twenty years expert
ence and is an expert.
For any pain, burn. scald or bruise
apply DR.. Thomas Eclectic Oil-the
household remedy. Two sizes 3Oc
and 6Oc at all drug stores.
A. E. Montgomery was here last
week a couple of days from Grand
Forks covering his territory here for
gas tractor threshing outfits.
Mrs. Scott and the family of her
son, j. w. Scott, left Thursday fol
a visit of a month at the former home
of Mrs. Scott at Alexandria, Mnn.
Register of Deeds McGauvran's
condition underwent a change Monday
evening, since which time he ha!
again been confined to his bed.
Wilson Wadsworth, who has spen
the summer vacation here with his
father, E. A. Wadsworth, left Sat
urday returning to Grinnell. Iowa,
where he is attending school.
A license to wed was issued on
Thursday of last week, the 18th inst
in which the parties were Jacob A.
Pankratz, Of Alsen, and Miss Nettie
Neufeld, who until recently has bee l
a resident of the Province of Sas
katchewan.
Attorney Joseph Snowfield return
! ed to the city Tuesday from Bismarcl
where he had appeared before the 81.
preme court of the state and was ad
mitted to practice. Attorney Snow
field had previously taken the exami
nation of the state bar association
since his graduation from the law
school of the University of North Da'
kota.
Alex Robertson, who since leaving
Macallister College, in Minneapolis
last spring has been at the naval
training station of the U. S. marines
at Norfolk, Va, arrived yesterday
on a ten days furlough to visit with
the family. When news reached hin
of the death of his father. Alex was
aboard the S. S. Nebraska, one OF
the large tye cruisers of the navy,
having been assigned to duty there
less than two weeks ago.
A telegram from Bismarck receiv.
ed in Langdon on Saturday Afternoon
stating that the supreme court had
ruled that to open the hunting sea.
son on Sunday, September 10th,
would not be a violation of the law!
and statutes of the state of NORTH
D akota, relieved the suspense of {
number of Langdon owners of dog
and guns who rebelled at the idea O.
giving the chickens an additions
twenty-four hours before the on.
slaught started.