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

Mis- VI AShAiOASuA!s VI Cd6Uy,
was a visitor in town on Friday, shop.
ping between trains.
Mrs. B Heating is leaving this
week for Rochester, Mimi, where
she expects to remain for some time
while receiving medical treatment.
Mrs. B. Heating has left this week
for Rochester, Mimi, where she is
expecting to remain for some time
while receiving special medical treat
ment in one Of the hospitals.
Civil Engineer Arnold, of Great
Falls, Montana, was down the line as
far as Grand Forks a part of last week
giving attention to matters covering
estimates of Langdon's projected sys-
tenn of waterworks.
Langdon's three banks in their call
statements of September 18th show
total deposits aggregating ST., 1854, 2O8
quite jump in this one item, of inan-
cial showing over statements published
by these three institutions a year ago
at this time.
Misses Vera Hagan, Ida Milne, Eva
Kelland and Zilpha Stevenson return.
ed to the city or Saturdays train
from Michigan, N. D :, where they
enjoyed the last week of their holi.
day vacation with friends
Carl Baier, is another of the 10th
speich family who is in one of the
many training camps, having enlisted
from TIE old home of the family in
Illinois. Carl, who is we'll known in
Langdon baseball circle :: in theartil.
lery branch of the service.
DR.. Brennan during The last week
received a letter from his son, Edmond
who is at Camp Alfred Vail, at Little
Silver, N. j stating that Co. E, 9TH
Tel Bu., to which he is attached was
to leave its training quarters there
on Sunday, boarding transports for
the voyage across the ocean to Nor
thern France.
Tonight's special meeting of the
city council for the purpose of pre-.
senting to the taxpayers information
which they have gathered from
neighboring towns relative to the
waterworks and sewerage question.
Every property owner of the city
should make it a point to be present
when a project of such live interest
is being considered as a public i'm.
prnvement.
David Charbonneau. whose farm is
a mile and three.quarters southeast
of Olga has bills out announcing a
sale at public auction of the horses,
stock and machinery to be held on
Monday, October 18th to commence
at one O'Clock in the afternoon, with
Mr.. N. Robillard as %auctioneer, The
owner of the property, who is remov-
ing to the Canadian Northwest, sells
without reserve a choice offering of
young horses and we'll bred cattle,
including Holstein and Jersey mich
cows.
The board of county commissioners
since gathering Monday of this week
for their regular October meeting has
~"okayed'' the appointments of two
deputy court house officials. The
new office deputy of Sheriff Thomp.
son, who is S. G. Erickson, of Elk
wood and John L. Schwartz, who on
the first of the month entered, the
register of deeds office as deputy to
Joseph Power, who is filling out the
unexpired term of the late Johr
McGauvran. both of the new ap'
politics are time tried county officials
known by everyone all over the coun.
ty.
Cavalier County Pure Bred Live
Stock Dealers Sale. 1t has been de-
cided by the officers of the Fure Brec
Live Stock Breeders Association o.
this county to hold an auction sale OF
registered stock at Langdon on We'd
nesday, November 18th, 1917,
Those who contemplate the purchase
of pure bred sires or breeding stock,
t will do we'll to keep this date il
mind, and those who have such stocl
for sale should write at once to the
secretary, j. W. Haw, Langdon, N.
D., stating what they have to offer.
Further announcement of the par
! ticul ars of the sale will appear il
these columns later
DR.. E. j. Hughes has withdraw
from the dental firm of Drs. Smitl
: and Hughes. and yesterday complet'
ed negotiations for the purchase O
. the practice of DR.. j. P. Schwing
. hammer, who vt is stated decidedYdur
: ing his recent trip of several week
: to locate in one of the Minnesota
towns in the lake district. DR.
Hughes is arranging to open up wit