Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-01-10
The ice harvest is now on.

ilouSe 10 renC, Rive Room house
Apply to E. I. Donovan.
Now is the time to take treatment
for chronic and acute ailments at the
Langdon Sanitarium.
Rev. Gillis, of Hannah, was here
Sunday filling the vacancy in the pull.
pit of the Presbyterian church.
Banker Geo H. Johnston and
ia nily were down from Wales over
Sunday visitors at the C E Johnston
no ne.
Mesdames Dawson, Terhaar and
MIS- Clara Janeck were Dresden Wis
itors in the city on Saturday for a
short time between trains.
John S Gogin was here from the
Nora farm at Osnabrock, visiting
among his Langdon friends for a
couple of days the latter part of the
week.
doc Frye vas among the note
able here Saturday from Wales be-
tween trains looking after business
matters.
Constipation causes headache, in
digestion, dizziness, drowsiness
For a mild opening medicine, use
Doan's Regulets. Thirty cents a box
at all stores.
The fee for the 1918 state auto
mobile license tag for a Ford car is
81. other machines being graded up
wards in accordance to their horse
power.
Mumps and measles have lessened
the attendance at the Osnabrock
schools since the re-opening the first
of the year.
Miss Mary Hamilton returned last
Friday from a visit of most of the
!, week at the Osnabrock home of The
Wild family on the Wildrose stock
farm
Miss Blanche Murphy was here
, part of last week enjoying the wind.
i, up of her vacation with several OF
aer young friends before the reopen
j1g Of the Huron township consolida
I'd school, where she has taught the
primary grades for the past twoyears.
l Dawson was in the city Friday
5t0m Dresden making arrangement
2 the dance being held in his tow
tomorrow evening for the benefit OF
tie Red Cross.
= Ed j Donovan and Thos q.
Pierce, left Friday returning to Wa h.
%ilgton, ID G., after a visit with the
u2lRdon relatives and friends dur
.0g the mid winter vacation.
Thos. Prior, whose homestead wa:
practically the first filed on in Liader
township some thirty odd years ago
{ was a visitor with several Of his oe
county seat friends for a short tim,
on Monday between trains.
] When baby suffers fro eczema
or some itching skin trouble, US
+ Doan 5 Ointment. A little of it goe
e a long way and it is safe for childre.
t Sixty cents a box at all stores.
John j. Boyd is one of the leader
in general merchandise at Osnabrocl
d ard Milton that with the start of the
n new year comes out with a resoluti IL
n to do business on a cash basis durin;
g 1918
To feel strong, have a good appe
e tite and Digestion, sleep soundly an
enjoy life, use Burdock's Blood Bit
f. ters, the family system tonic. Pric
: 81. 25.
: The board Of county commissi oner
: az in session this week holding it
: frstmeeting of the new year. The
accumulation of business inciden
: to this meeting is likely to keep tn
board in session until the end of tn.
g coming week.
The Milton rranch of the Red eros:
is starting a number Of classes thi,
work to take up the task Of making
surgical dressings. The Milton work.
ers of the society who are taking uY
! this task are receiving instruction from
Mrs. H E Close, of this city who i:
spending the week with Milton friends.
, The joint installation of the Mod
= ern Woodman and Royal Neighbol
lodges of this city on Thursday even
inyo f last week was presided over by
t A.. A Scott, of Hannah, who is one
+ of the high officials of the district
organization for the northern part OF
the state.
. Hon. R. B. Laing, the dean of the
board of county commissioners, came
r up from Milton to be on hand for the
first meeting Of the board for the
: new year, which it is expected will
, be in session until the middle of
next week before an adjournment can