Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-05-10
Try one of Polie,'s specials.

DIAHS Vt lu6iA Us yOuT AOOdh uulSne
ing.-Opie's Photo Studio. 1916
]. ]. Olfert, the Wales farm pro-
duce dealer, was in town Friday tran.
sacting business.
John j.. Boyd was here Monday from
Milton for a short visit with his fam.
lily between trains.
M. j. O'Hara, from Park River,
was here Monday and Tuesday in the
interest of the j. l. Case lines of
farm machinery.
Mrs. M. A. Brathovde left Monday
returning to her home at Reynolds
after a visit of Over a week at the
Robertson home. Z
Bernard Hulstrand. Office deputy of
Sheriff Thompson, was down the line
as far as Osnabrock for an over Sun.
day visit with his folks.
The May examination of applicants
for teachers certificates in this county
is being held to-day and tomorrow, in
this city and at Munich.
Richard Boyd was among the Thur.
sday arrivals. coming from Grand
Forks where he spent a couple of days
buying stock tor the Boyd department
store.
Frank Hooey spent a couple of days
with friends here and at Dresden
last week. He is farming near Wal.
halla and states the springs work
down there was about finished.
County Superintendent Reher re.
turned to the city Thursday from a
stay of most of the week at Minot,
where a state meeting of county su-
p~erintendent of schools was held.
DR.. j. w. Towey was a returning
passenger Monday from Rochester,
Mimi, to which place he accompanied
E. H. Durbin, who is to remain there
for some time under special treatment.
Elias Porter and Archie Sillers
were in the city Friday from Calvin
to attend the meeting held in the af-
ternoon by the officers and directors
of the Cavalier County Fair Associa.
ton.
Tn. H. Kristjensen was here Thurs
day from Milton comforting with his
co-laborer, j. w. Haw, relative to
work under the direction of the better
farming movement being done in Cav
alier county this spring.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mayerle have
located in the front three-room suite
on the second floor of the Dedrick
block, vacating on May LIST the
Spruce street property they sold to
Mr.. M. o. Winter.
Miss Emily WINNER was a north
bound passenger Saturday. returning
to her home at Wales from Grand
Forks, where she underwent an oper-
alton a short time ago at St. Michael's
hospital for appendicitis.
j. H. Bytield. of the real estate
firm of Harlan & Byfeld, returned last
Saturday from a weeks trip to Min
nesota points from which they expect
to receive parties of land buyers dur
ing the early part of the summer.
Frank Kartes, who disposed of his
farm property in Saskatchewan this
spring and whose family are visiting
in Mt. Carmel, is at Denver, Colo,
which city it is understood will be
the future home of the family.
Prof. j. r. Barry, who recently or
ganized a class of violin pupils in
Langdon and also plays in the Lor.
raine orchestra, went to Grand Forks
On Mondays train and is spending
part of the week there giving business
matters attention.
Rev. Drew, of LaKoua, and Bishop
Tyler, of Fargo, came in on Mondays
train and in the evening conducted
%srevices at the Church of Our Savior,
when several communicates were
received into the membership of the
Episcopal church.
Mrs. Linda M. Collins, a state or
ganizer and ranking high among the
active workers of the Royal Neigh
bors, was the guest during the week
of the ladies of the Langdon lodge.
She left Friday and visits other Royal
Neighbor lodges over the state before
returning to her home in St. Paul.
Fred Borusky was in from his farm
west of Wales spending Sunday with
the family. He reports practically
half the crop acreage through that
section of the county as W The
increase of land under cultivation in
the northwestern tier of townships
Mr.. Borusky estimates will exceed
twenty per cent v that of last year.
H 49, - - ~