Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-02-28

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Gallo is framing up ready for a
Red Cross auction sale.
The annual township election will
be held on the third Tuesday in
March.
Henry Krein is a convention week
visitor with his son, Andy Krein, of
the Krein & Row garage.
L. A. Weed came down from Han.
nah on Tuesdays train with others
attracted by the three.days farmers
convention.
A. Sparling's auto ga rage received
a car load ship ment of six new 1918
model Overland automobiles on Monday
evenings freight.
For Group or sore throat use DR..
Thomas Eclectic Oil. Two sizes,
thirty and sixty cnts. At all drug
stores.
Misses Anna and Margaret Mclean
were visitors during the week end
holiday at the Hannah home of their
parents.
H. c. Otteson and John Cameron
were among the early arrivals from
Calvin to attend the three day farmers
convention, coming on Tuesdays train
from the north. A r.
James Austin is among the farmers
LOT the town at the end Of the line who
has quite a number Of fine grain exhibit
displayed in the mid win ter fair in the
basem ent at the Auditorium.
The day of harsh physics is gone.
People want mild, easy laxatives.
Doan's Reguiets have satisfied thous.
ands. Thirty cents at all drug stores.
Mrs. ]. D. Milne left on Mondays
train for Grand Forks as a delegate
of the Langdon lodge of the Rebekah's
to the district gathering of that order
being held there thisswe elk.
The ladies guild society of the Pres
byterian church will hold their next
regular meeting on Wednesday after
noon commenting promptly at half past
two o'clock.
Ray Wild, who is home from Camp
Dodge for a couple of weeks furlough
is a convention week visitor with mis-
mother and sister from the Wildrose
stock farm at Osnabrock.
Attorney P. G. johnson WAC has
been for some months at the home of
his father near Milton came on yester-
days train from Milton and is receiv.
ing a course of treatment at DR.. A..
O. Wold's sanitarium.
Monday is the date of the next
shipment to be made from Langdon
by the Cavalier county chapter of the
Red Cross. All branches are urged
to send in what work they have co m
pleted at once.
Eczema spreads rapidly; itching al.
most drives you mad. For quick re.
lief, Doan's Ointment is we'll recon-
mended. Sixty cents at all stores.
The social session and entertainment
given by the ladies of the Royal
Neighbors in the Woodman Hall as a
benefit event for the Red Cross on
Washington's Birthday, resulted in
upwards of $50 being cleared for this
patriotic purpose.
DR.. w. W. Mcqueen and C. E.
Johnston, the president and secretary
of the Cavalier county chapter of the
Red Cross returned on Saturday from
Fargo, where a meeting of the state
organization of the society was held
during the past week.
Mrs. Scott, mother of J.. w. SEQ tt
Of the auditors office at the court
house, was called to Cavalier on Mon.
day to attend the funeral of her
mother, Mrs. Stul], whose death came
quite suddenly following a stroke of
paralysis.
Miss Laura Bittner, milliner at the
Boyd department store returned dur
ing the week from a visit since the
holidays at her home in Minnesota.
Enroute Miss Bittner spent some time
in the fashion marts of the Twin
Cities, making a selection of stock
for the spring opening at Easter.
Miss Ethel Walker returned on
Thursdays train from a visit sine e
early late fall at the Vancouver home
of her uncle, AT. Gardner and other
friends and relatives on the coast.
She was accompanied on her return
by Miss Gertrude McGauvran, who
will make an extended visit of sever.
al weeks with Langdon friends before
returning to British Columbia.
Mrs. Annie Gallagher, is making a
visit of a couple of weeks with several
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