Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-03-29
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

No Easter outfit is complete with.
out proper jewelry to match. A. o.
Void Co. can fit you out. 1862
S. Cross, who in addition to being
p. m. at Olga. also conducts an ex-
tensive farm machinery business at
that place, was in the city yesterday
t%ransacting business.
DR.. and Mrs. Tom Smith were Wis.
itors for several days in Grand Forks
] and at Milton, the home of Mrs.
Smiths parents, returning to the city
the forepart of the week.
Mrs. D. C. Mcdonald left Monday
for Chicago, where she will visit with
her two sons. Earl and John McGruer,
and daughter, Miss Juanita McGruer,
for possibly a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Halloran, of Walhalla, is
spending the week in the city at the
home of her brother. DR.. E. l.. Dom
ovan. while making several visits
among Langdon friends.
s. j. A. Boyd, field deputy of the
county superintendent of schools Of.
fee, was here Monday from Hannah,
expecting to spend the week visiting
schools in the east and southeastern
parts of the county.
j. Z, Truax, who has been laid up
through the winter as a result of the
serious injuries sustained. when burn
ed by the explosion of an oil heating
stove last fall, was out and down
town Saturday for the first time. a
Stewart Work, formerly ~bookkeep-
err with the Cavalier County Imple-
ment Co., is now learned to be located
at Bismarck. where he has a clerical
position in the head office of the In.
formation Harvester Company for the
southern part of the state.
Peter Penner is expected to arrive
on today's train from Littletieid,
Texas, where himself and family have
been located since leaving here last
December. Mr.. Penner comes to see
his daughter, Mrs. John w. Scott,
whose illness of the past couple of
months is still considered serious.
Elgin townships election last week
consisted only of the naming of a
successor to Louis Rose as supervisor.
Mr.. Rose retiring on his election as
a member of the board of county com.
missioners. His successor on the
township board is Joseph Bata, who
received the unanimous vote at the
election.
j. Kelland and wife returned to
their home in Langdon on Thursday
by way of Hannah from a visit of
several weeks at Vancouver, B. c.,
and other points 90 the Pacific coast.
Much of the time they were away be.
ing spent at the Vancouver home of
Mr.. Kelland's brother, Mr.. Sam Kel.
land, who has made a small fortune
in the real estate business there since
leaving Langdon for the west a mum.
Der of years ago.
Chas. Anderson, who with Roy
Wells has had charge of the repair
shop of the Sparkling garage the past
year, intends leaving Langdon early
in April for Malta, Mont, where he
will operate a large syndicate garage,
which until recently has been under
the management of AL. Levesconte,
who some years ago was located in
Langdon, being at the time in charge
of the Langdon Light Cos plant.
Today finds the w. A. Scott g. Co.
new grocery firm about through with
the big job of moving their stock from
the Harrington building to the new
quarters in the Donovansblock, on the
opposite side Of Third street. For
two weeks preceding the move, paint.
ing and the installing of new fixtures
has been under Roadway, with the re-
suit that the new store of w. A.
Scott & Co. is now the m%ostup.to. date
and sanitary appearing place of bust
ness in the city. w. A. Scott and
A. A. Barker, the two young Langdon
men composing the firm of w. A.
Scott & Co., deserve recognition by
the trade of the community for the
effort they are puttins forth to secure
a share of the local trade