Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-02-14
Teachers examination to day and

"Homaid" flour, manufactured by
the new Midget mill of Langdon,
sold by Fred Alpstag.
John Hay was a business visitor
here Saturday from Hannah attend
ing to matters.
Frank Delling the Milton telephone
magnate was here yesterday to meet
a number of old county seat friends.
There will be regular services,
both morning and evening, on Sunday
of this week at the Presbyterian
church.
Co. Com'r Robert Laing was here
yesterday from his home at Milton to
look after official matters at the court
house, expecting to return today.
H. H. Reimer, of the Alsen Grain
Co., was here from the 500 town in
the southwestern part of the county
yesterday looking after matters of
business.
Friday evening the visiting team of
basket ball players of the,Grand Forks
high school were rendered a dance by
the young people at the Woodman
Hall after the game.
Langdon high school boys are out
to play to win the game of tomorrow
evening with Lakota at the gym.
You can emphasize the proper home
town spirit by being there to ''root.
Ed. Kelner and Elmer Lorenz were
among those from Easily who Joined
the Langdon delegation to attend the
Knights of Columbus gathering held
at the Forks this week: -:
Attorney Joseph 5Snowfeld and
Cecil Bone are two of the court house
deputies who have draft: numbers that
indicate they may be called at most
any time to serve with the colors.
A household remedy in America for
twenty-five years-Dr. Thomas Ec.
lectic Oil. For cuts, sprains, burns,
scalds, bruises, etc. Thirty and sixty
cents. At all drug stores.
Langdon's womans' club meets al
the home Of Mrs. D.. C. Mcdonald
next Tuesday afternoon. Members
are requested to bring ten cents viii
them for the club bulletin.
A. Berthiaume, who has a state
agency for the Pioneer life insurance
y company, was a guest of Judge Dorva
{ while in Langdon and vicinity TO,
. several days of the past week from
his home at Bottineau
Jerome Sweeney was here a couple
of days the early part of the week
completing the details of his recen'
y sale of farm property in the v%icinit,
g of Milton, which will net him some,
thing like $25, 900.
d Joe Lepire, who has been in Mon
tana, at a town by the name of Fair
view, since leaving here about a yea
f. ago, vas among the arrivals of yes
terday. He will spend some tim
t visiting with friends here and at dig
: Lenten observances of. this yea
. should not draw forth the plant o
: devotees Of the "eats"-that is i
e they have been in training on thes
: wheatless, meatless and porkless por
tions of the past month or 80.
The caste of the characters for tn
: home talent play, elm a Village Pos
F.: Office" is not entirely complete a
!: yet, but it is expected will be ready
for publication next week. 1t is nov
+: hoped to put on this play on the nigh
: of St. Patrick's Day, the 18th O
March.
Mrs. Judd H. Kirkham writing to
r Langdon friends from her home il
e Wisconsin, where she has been max.
: ing a visit since returning from the
. training camp, in Illinois, where he1
, husband, DR.. Judd H. Kirkham, is ir
: the medical army corps, states that
I her return to Langdon has been delay
: ed by the serious illness of Judd, Jr.,
who is now beginning to pick up ir
: health somewhat.
V Mayor Power is at the head of the
Mid.Winter Farmers convention com
: mittee which has charge Of the enter
8 tainment of convention visitors during
2 their stay in our city. He states that
{. the town is being %canvassed for fur.
2 nished rooms to aid the hotels to com
. fortably house the crowd without ovel
e crowding and thinks that the accom-
mediation will amply meet with all de-
mands. Convention visitors are asked
I to register Immediately Upon theil
arrival at A. o. Wold's store and
assignments of rooms will be made.
Everything possible is being done by
Langdon and its t%ownspeople to ensure
I. the enjoyment, comfort and enter
8 tainment of visitors to our city during
. the event of the last week of the month