Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-05-08

We have a complete stock of E asst.
man kodaks and films always on hand
Opie Studio. 40 al
Have your shoes repaired at the
Q. X. shop, opposite the City Hall.
Emile Mason. proprietor.
Father Bernard of Mt. Carmel,
spent a part Of the week in Fargo,
returning on today's passenger.
Used pianos organs, horses. cattle
and other fur bearing animals taken
in trade. See McGove.n, the Piano
Man.
Mrs. Foy took yesterdays train
for a visit at the homes of two of
her daughters residing in Grand
Forks.
Talk with T. E. Burke, agent
for the Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Company of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
Manager i. t. Burke of the
Langdon Telephone &C.,, has this
week issued a new directory to his
subscribers
Andy Lothspeich was a north
bound passenger to Wales Tuesday
after putting in a couple of days
hereon business.
If you are sick and have tried
medicine without help do not give up
Go to the Langdon Sanitorium and
you will get relief.
The members of the order of Re-
bekahs have a Meeting on Monda Y
the 18th at which there will be in
itiations. A general attendance is
requested.
Messrs Andy Krein and Will Row
were both passengers to the Forks on
Monday bringing with them on the
home trip new car sold to spring
buyers at their garage.
Attorney P. G. johnson was here
on Friday from his home in the vici.
nifty of Milton with matters of litiga-
ton to present in district court be.
fore his honor, Judge Kneeshaw.
Reports indicate that this spring
crop acreage over the county will he
not less than one third wheat, in spite
of the fact that that there i, an un.
usually large acreage sown to rye.
Horsemen travelling stations thi'
season can be supplied with route
books and large bills at the Demo
, crar office. Orders promptly filled al
' reasonable prices A complete lint
of horse cuts carried.
Mrs. B. F. Kelley who has beer
at the home of her parents, Mr.. an,
Mrs. John H. Mueller at Dresden
2 since the recent death of her husban,
! at their home in Loreburn, Sask.
! was a Langdon visitor Saturday.
Up to the time of the rainfall O
the early part of this week there wa
some murmurings because of tn
non-appearance of the street sprink
Ter. Now it is all forgotten unit
: the mud has had time to dry up a littl
The arrival of returned soldier
during the week included Harve,
Cameron, who before the war wa
< for upwards a year employed on tn
f dray line of Alderman j. A. Balgaard
: He has seer several months of activ
: service in France.
Ad. Matthew. the proprietor of tn
Langdon pharmacy left yesterday for
MINNEAPOLIS, where he will spend
f.. week or ten days in buying a new
stock Of jewelry, silverware and drug
gists sundries for his place of bust
8 ness at the Spellman old stand.
: Manager Thos Brady of the Lang
Z, don flour mill vas a business visito
u Monday at Osnabrock. Had TIE wea
Their remained open he believes tina
5 most of the wheat acreage of thi
s section of Cavalier county would hav
s been sown by the close of this week.
5 Earl MCLAUGHLIN went on Mon
days train to Park River MAXIM
s the return trip overland bringin,
: with him an auto truck which is be
. ing secured for the use of the Lang
, don dray and transfer line, to bette
handle its growing business il
: this city.