Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-03-21

Today's wheat-$2.O 3.
Help our boys in France by buying
a war savings stamp.
The Dresden store will be closed on
Saturday night until fnrther notice.
August Moritz.
DR.. 1. ,ML.ELaw spent Monday here
from Hannah giving attention to pro.
fessional matters. =
Only ten more day in which to file
your income tax report. Last call on
Monday, April !. DO il. now.
On Monday the stork. delivered a
youngson aud heir at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Metzger, residing
forth of Mt Car mel.
Ross Opie took Thursdays train 10
Duluth, intending to spend a month
there getting next to some of the
latest ideas in the line Of UP to date
photography which the patrons of
the Opie art. studio viii gestt; the bene.
fit Of upon HE return.
There will be a meeting I'll the Four
Minute Mem on Friday afternoon in
the council rooms at the First Ma.
tional Bank Block. The meeting is
called for fYeaoo'clock. All who will
volunteer their help to the Four
Minute Men, are urged to. be present.
The north Sixth street home M.
l.. Forkner on Tuesday welcomed the
addition of "a little, daughter and
from the latest bulletins issued from
the editorial .sahctum Of our contem-
porary, the Republican. Mrs" Forkner
and the new member Of the family
are getting along, nicely.
The~tow,nslhliiip. eelect1on,atsMt Gar
mel on. Tuesday restultedjn-the etec-
ton; d. of John Fischer for another
term, on. the board ofxsuperyisqrs.
Peter s,Zettel was re ELECTED to fill
thee dual Offices, of ;clerksaadSSasse ssor
and John Witzei to the Office Of treas.
urer. The constables2 e4Csarles He'll
adv: Metzgers~' "
The work # twrreeGkiirng the old city
hall building whithswas started yes
terday morning takes away another
of the ,city's. landmarks OF the earlier
days to make room for up to date
improvements. The old building has
been sold to J.. F, Ramage,, who will
remove the lumber to his farm 'ad
Joining town, where it will be- con.
verted into sheds for the housing OF
stocks@!asthl an, machinery l \ n II =.
The closing number Of the schooI
entertainment course will he given or
Friday evening, March 18th. by the
Del Mar Ladies' .Quartette. he in,
dividual members ofthe quartette arr
artist of marked individual ability,
and present a program which is de
lightful and varied. ssT The quartstte
is trained by the Louis5*O. Runner
company which in itself guarantees a,
entertainment of high musical stan
dard. ~
Saturday, April 9Th tire a%nniver
sary of the day when America enter
ed the war with the allies is to b
given pG triotic observance by tn
people of every state in the nation
1t has already been so proclaimed b.
Governor Frazier and Mayor Power i
taking stepsfto seeFthata ~LangdonGwil
stand I'M and He cot1nted az amonp FL
patriotic toWrs that gives prope
tribute to our boys who have follow
ed the flag overseas.
Messrs Smi h, Burke and Balgaard
the retiring aldermen of the First
Second and Third wards, whose term
of office expire with the municipal
election of this spring are all under
stood as being candidates for re cleo
ton. In fact their places at sue.
time as this would indeed be hard t.
fill and it is due the present admins
tration that they should De permitte,
to complete tn. line Of public i'm
provements that are now under prog
ress. There is every evidence tina
the election of the first week in Apri
will be a comparatively tame affair
Mr.. Joseph Power has. declined re
election as police magistrate and tn
petition of Hans ] Dahl is under
stood as having been filed asking cleo
tion to the vacancy.