Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-05-15

JOS. j. Fischer was a Wales bust.
ness visitor here Friday for a short
time.
We have a complete stock of E asst.
man kodaks and films always on hand
Opie Studio. 4O.4l
A. A. Scott the hotel man from
the end-town was a visitor here on
business Saturday.
" Richard Swinburne spent a few
hours here Saturday on business
from his farm at Wales.
Have your shoes repaired at the
o. X. shop, opposite the City Hall.
Emile Mason, proprietor.
Banker Alex. Reid made up one of
the number Of end town Shriners
here Friday for the big doings
Used pianos organs, horses, cattle
and other fur bearing animals taken
in trade. See McGove-n, the Piano
Man.
Talk with T. E. Burke, agent
for the Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Company Of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
If you are sick and have tried
medicine without help do not give up
Go to the Langdon Sanitorium and
you will get relief.
Mrs. Hytson returned Friday from
a stay of a couple Of days at Hannah
engaged in closing up the report of
the county chapter of the Junior Red
Cross.
DR.. l. M. Law, the Hannah medi
; cal practitioner came down Friday to
meet the large number of prominent
Masons from over the state who were
Langdon visitors.
Jos. Myers, i. the customs off cial
: and H. L. Brink, of the immigration
department were here Friday on fed.
eral matters, also taking in the time
n of the visiting Masons.
Miss Daggett arrived on yester.
days train from Minneapolis and
e will visit in Langdon during a part
of the summer at the home of her
sister, Mrs. John w. Towey.
Mrs. Milton Reed returned Satur.
n day to her home in Grand Forks,
t after making a stay with her two
2 little children of a couple of weeks
at the James Reed home in South
Langdon.
n Attorney Greene, one of the lead
h ing lawyers of the westernp art of the
a state spent part of the week here on
e matters relating to the closing up of
the W. j.. Mooney estate probate
matters.
" The garage of MCLAUGHLIN and
v Stranger has made a delivery dur.
y ing the week of a Chevrolet touring
car to Henry W~asherbach, one of the
70 successful farmers of the Dresden
settlement.
N Horsemen travelling stations this
70 season can be supplied with route
, books and large bills at the Demo.
# crar office. Orders promptly filled at
n reasonable prices A complete line
~ of horse cuts carried.
"a DR.. j. w. Hamilton, who has been
~ located at Minot since the first of
5 the year, building up a fast growing
5 dental practice was a visitor over
: Sunday in the city at the home of his
5 parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Hamilton.
5 Rev. T. W. Brown. whose pastor.
5 ate is over at Harvey, N. D., was in
; the city over Sunday with his wife,
y. who is at the Langdon home of her
+ mother, Mrs. Graves, for an extend
ed visit. Rev. Brown has been en-
gagged several weeks in work con.
nected with the contrary campaign
drive.
n John Ohlheiser was down from
Wales on Monday. He expects to
make the start or his trip overland
f from Wales in this county to San
q Benito, Texas, the beginning of the
coming week. With favorable road
and weather conditions he is expect.
= ms to cover the 1900 miles south
in a weeks time or a little better.
f Abe Krahn Jr., returned on Mon.
9 days train to his home west of
Langdon in Moscow township from
service overseas with Uncle Sans
e army for the greater part of the past
e two years. He left here for enlist.
ment soon after this country enter
f ing the war and was not long in get
8 ting up to the front line. where the
a fighting was going on.
n A. O. WOLD f:
v Chiropractor and Optometrist (:
Licensed to Practice in North