Courier Democrat., 1918-11-21
A car of Lignite coal on car this
week. $6. 25 per ton. Langdon Wood

"A car OF LlgnlCe coal on car TINS |
week. $6.25 per ton. Langdon Wood
Yard
Miss Daisy ALERT has been among
the sick ones suffering from an attack
of the flu since Sunday.
N. C. Crockett was returning PISS
engsr Saturday from a St. Paul
to which point he made shipment of
a car of cattle last week.
C. E. Johnston has been laid up
and confined to the home since the
early part of the week suff ering
from an attack of the flu.
Miss Vera Robertson returned yes
terdey to her home at Wales after
part of week spent visiting among
her Langdon young friends.
Your photograph in one of our
leather photo covers will make
handsome Christmas gift for soldier
or sailor friend The Opie Studio.
Mrs. Alf Padden lies in quite
precarious condition at the homa
north of Harvey, as result of a
relapse following an attack of
influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schmickel, well
known Dresden people mourn the loss
Of an eight month old son, Mho died
Sunday of the prevailing epidemic
of influenza following a brief illness.
Time is money, therefoIe you
cannot afford to have your wife spend
her time trying to do the family
sewing on the old worn cut sewing
machine Get a White from A.
o. Void Co.
Miss Carrie Lothapeich who came
home from Fargo recently for
vacation from her hospital training
for Red Cross work, is nursing her
brother, Ed. Lot hspei ch, who is a
victim of the flu.
Che ter Seeley returned on Friday
from his Grand Forks trip, where he
went to visit his sister Miss Alice
Seeley. who is nurse at the Dea.
conss hospital. His return home
was delayed by suffering from an at
tack of the flu
Rev Father Macdonald, of Park
River was taken down with influenza
while here during the week visiting
with Father Cory. The disease has
only presented itself in mild form
and the patient expects to be able to
return to his parish down the line in
a couple of days time.
, Fred Schneider, who is in training
, at Camp Lewis, Wash, came home
last week to attend the funeral Of
his brother, Leo at the family home
at Mt. Carmel. His furlough may
possibly be extended to such time as
the regiment to which he has been
assigned has been demobiliz ed
> Sophie Carlson, of Sentinel Butte,
; N. ., says that she is cured of bad
: case of kidney trouble by DR.. Mellen.
2 thin's method of treatment. DR..
Mellenthin will be in Grand Forks,
5 North Dakota at the Hotel Dacotah,
I on Wednesday and Thursday, Decem.
. Der, 18th and 18th. Hours: Nine
in the forenoon to four in the after.
, noon.
Mrs. Renod Quasi, of Forbes, N.
10 fhorLf,,1 4o
= cured of appendicitis and gall stones
! without an operation by DR.. Mellea-
2 thin's treatment DR.. Mellenthin
= will be in Grand Forks, at the Hotel
, Dacotah. on Wednesday and Thurs.
day, December 18th and 18th Hours
NiLe in the forenoon to four in the
.fternoon.
E. A. Wads worth was a south
! bound passenger on Saturdays noon
, train, called to the family home at
Grinnell, Iowa, by news of the death
of his mother. aged eighty-tIo years
f Deceased had recently suffered a
! second stroke of paralysis and for
some years since becoming helpless
invalid had made her home with the
family of her son.
To think of Christmas presents is
to think of A. Q. Void Co. 1.-The
Shop of "Gifts". The government
Gays: Buy and send your Christmas
presents early" The wise are
doing so, and great number of them
are buying their presents from A.
O. Void Co., the house that makes
speciality of gifts.