Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-12-19
Today's wheat-$2. O3.

loday Wheat-S2.O 3.
Are you going to renew your Red
Cross membership?
Dom t be a 81 litter. Buy your quota
of War Saving Stamps.
Schools at Milton will not opeu
until after the first of the New Year
Montrose townships donation to
the Red Cross acreage fund foot ed up
to $513.97.
Last weeks Munich Heard
reported four real estate transactions
in that vicinity.
Townfolks of south east Olga
subscribed $3.50 for the United War
Work campaign drive.
Take your storage battery to
Sparling's garage to secure proper
care during the winter months.
Osnabrock school had an average
attendance for November of 1877 pu-
pills. The enrolment of the high
school is "a.
All of the Langdon churches have
special musical programs suitable to
the Christmas season at the s%evices of
the coming Sunday.
Two basket ball teams, high school
boys and girls will be c%ontenders for
championship no nor with neighboring
towns over the county.
We have a complete line of kodak
albums, photo frames and leather
cases all of which make fine Chr ist-
mas gifts. The Opie Studio.
The Calvin Times makes announce
ment that with the first Of the new
year 1t will make its appearance in
a new dress having purchased a
Linotype.
A hog was butche~ ed for the Munich
meat market last week that when
dressed tipped the scales at 700
pounds. 1t was raised on the farm
of John Unger.
The trip of Santa Clause this year
to the home of the little fols is
scheduled to be via of airplane
instead tof the time honored sled and
team of reidneers.
The farmers elevator at Weaver,
destroyed by fire during the past
summer, with strong suspicious point
ing to in%cendiarism. has been rebuilt
and is again ready for business.
Muuich's electric lighting plant is
being installed and will be in opera
ton blythe first of the new year. II
is q municipality controlled outfit ant
has been put in at a cost Of owe
SIS, 900 a public improvement tor thu
town.
The new postmistress at Mun!cl
is Mrs. Ted B Hanson, formerly Mis-
Katie McCay. The postotfice being
located in a new confectionery an
cigar store, opened by her father E
A. McCay, a Langdon old timers a
the J.. A Ems stand.
Just now many farmers are elthe
docking for strayed horses and liv
stock or awaiting the claim of owne
ship of some that they have take
up. In either case the best an
quickest way out of this difficulty
to advertise in the Democrat.
Bert Foy, who has been located a
Camp Logan, Texas, since leaving
here with the draft during the pas
summer, He is here on a ten day
furlough until after Christmas an
for nearly a month has been on sic
leave in the hospital of the cam p
with an attack of pneumonia. but i
now rapidly regaining his strength.
Joseph Heapy took the southboun
train of Monday for a tip south
which will continue through most {
the winter. He expects to spend
large share of the time at a sanita'
ium in Savannah, Georgia, undergo
ing treatment for the removal ar
cure of a cancer, with which he hi
suffered to quite an extent for som
years past.
The new hall of the Langdo
council of the Knights Of Cclumbu'
which occupies nearly the entire fot
of the Schulke block has been finishe
up during the week and is only avail
ing the arrival of the fixture to k
given the opening ceremonies quiz
elaborate plans for this big ever
are being made by the various con
mttees having the details in hand.