Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-03-28
Today's wheat-$2. O3.
Tomorrow is Good Friday.

Today's wheat-$2.O 3.
Tomorrow is Good Friday.
Hot Cross Buns at the City Bakery
fifteen cents a dozen.
Help our boys in France by buying
a war savings stamp.
The board of county commissioners
will be in session next week.
Langdon store keepers experienced
a temporary sugar shortage for a day
or two last week.
w. j. Syres was a returning passen-
ger Friday from a stay in Minneapolis
extending over the past ten days.
The banks, court house, post office
and schools will remain closed tomor-
row on account of its being Good Fri
day-a holiday.
Quite an acreage of farm land for
this spr .ng's crop has been put into
shape for seeding over the county in
80 the past week.
.Langdon banks in their call state
ments under date of March 18th show
an aggregate wealth of deposits whichs
foot up to ST., 3l0, 45l. 81.
See that you have your 1918 auto
tag on before you take your@car out.
Sheriff Thompson has orders to gather
in auto license "s]ackers."
City Assessor P. P. Kopriva is get
ting things in shape for making his
round of the property holders this
spring, making the real and personal
assessment.
The Thrift sta mp sales, at Calvin
started a few weeks ago now amounts
to $511.27. Out of this stamps
representing 1926 rs have been pur.
chased by the school children of the
district. -.
The people of Langdon an d vicinity
are invited to attend the Red Cross
Dance at Wales on Monday evening,
April LIST Music by the Lorraine
Orchestra. Ticket, So 90, in Hing
supper.
Engineer Rudolph Arnold returned
on Saturdays train from Great Falls,
Mont, to resume charge of the work
on Langdon's new waterworks and
sewerage system. which is again un-
der way after a lay-off through the
winter months.
Co. Com'r Louis Rose states that
or Thursday of next week, April 4th,
a flag program of exercises will be
given by the school children of that
distric! under the direction of their
teacher. There will also be the rails.
ing of a new flag and speeches for the
third Liberty loan bond campaign that
will be started the following weak:
Langdon passengers Monday from
Milton, Osnabrock and adjacent
points down the line note that the
large farms of Hon. Ole T. Axvig,
John Wild and Senator G. w. Plair
had seeding operations underway with
the start of the week. Spring plowine
was being done in the eouth-end Of
the county by several farmers as early
as Wednesday last week, March Goth
1t is stated that announcement viii
soon be made of an amateur theatri
cal production, which it is contem,
plated pltting on in a short time by
the girls of the Langdon soldiers aic
society. In possibly a weeks time il
is expected that a more definite an,
nouncement of this event will be
made. The proceeds, it is hardly ne
cessary to announce go to the boys
of this county who are fighting fo1
this country in France.
Another summer coming on apace
and Langdon is still worrying along
without a band. Next week we shall
again be saying goodbye to q. quot;
of men from this county drafted foI
military service. but the demonstra
ton. will be sadly lacking in enthus
iasm without the martial strains of
band when the train pulls out, and
we wave good bye to the boys who are
responding to the call to duty of theil
flag and our flag. The air will rine
with the singing of ''Star Spanglet
Banner and ,arousing farewell cheer.
but there fspsnUU band. Ta2s*