Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-01-17
The ice harvest is now on.

The ice harvest is now on.
House to Rent,-Five Room House
Apply to E. I. Donovan.
Now is the time to take treatment
for chronic and acute ailments at the
Langdon Sanitarium.
T. L. Tillish, of Osnabrock, was
one of the visiting bankers from over
the county in the city on Tuesday.
Thos. Cregan, cashier of the State
Bank of Olga spent a couple of days
in the city the early part of the week
w. G. Mcbride was here yesterday
from Milton to see the county board
on matters connected with East Alma
township.
c. P. Getchell, cashier of the State
Bank of Wales, one of the older es-
tablished institutions Of its kind in
the county was here yesterday.
Mrs. Mic Spath returned on yester-
days train from a visit of a month
which she has spent at the Wisconsin
home of her sister, Mrs. Fred Mcclure.
Paul Mason left yesterday for a
vacation visit of a couple of weeks
which he will spend at the home of
his sister, Mrs. Caldwell in Winnipeg
Itching piles provoke profanity,
but profanity won't remove them.
Doan's Ointment is recommended for
itching, bleeding or %protruding piles.
Price sixty cents at any drug store.
Miss Margaret Lindsay has gone
to the Forks since the start of the
new year and will take a course in
shorthand and stenography at the
Union Commercial college.
Robert McAllan, the eye specialist
with headquarters at Park River, was
an arrival yesterday and is spending
a day or two with DR.. A. O. Void
during his stay in the city.
Ed. Bergen a farm land owner and
booster was among those here from
Hannah last Friday to take in the
meeting called for the organization OF
a stock company paper for the non
partisan league.
Bernard Hulstrand, who has beer
holding position with the Ct. Yves,
tern Bank at Osnabrock, since resign.
ing a d%eputyship in Sheriff Thompson.
office at the court houswas a visitor
yesterday.
Most disfiguring skin eruptions
%scrofula, pimples, rashes, etc., ar
due to impure blood. ,Burdock's Blont
Bitters, as a cleansing blood tonic
is we'll recommended. Price ST.. 2!
at all stores.
John Rylance , whose condition
!. couple of weeks ago occasioned grav'
concern and alarm among the immedi
ate family and a wide circle of friend
is stated at this writing as being
much improved in general health.
J. B Carter who has been maxim
Langdon his home during the create
part of the past year leaves thi
week accompanied by his wife fo
their former home in Charles City
la. Enroute they will visit for
. few days with friends in Grand Fork
and at points in Minnesota.
Peter Ladouceur, whose home j
next door to the LeBrun property o
Second street that burned to tn
ground Monday morning wishes
thank the people who saved his hous
hold goods by removing them from tn
. building after it caught fire. MI
Ladouceur and his family were away
making an over Sunday visit wit
friend at Olga.
The annual congregational meetin
of the Presbyterian church will b
4 held this evening. A supper is to b
] served at half past six in the churc
dining room in the basement and will
, be followed by the annual meetin
! held in the church auditorium at eigk
, O'Clock. All members and adherent
, are urgently invited to attend. MUG
: Importance is always attached to thi
meeting.
States Attorney Crimson and Count
+ Auditor Eide left yesterday and dul
ing an absence until the later part {
E the week will be in Bismarck an
. Fargo on matters connection with tn
' military draft. The task of sendin
out missionaries to all the register
ed men in this county has been con
pleted and many of the returned ques
!. tionnaires enable the classification 9
men for the forthcoming draft to (
gone ahead with.
This paper has been requested I
5 announce that the Community Choir,