Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-03-06

SsSAS
DR.. Backus was in Langdon on Fri.
day fromWales on a professional visit
Chas Anderson, one of Langdon' 9
auto men who have been taking in
the TWIN City auto show, returned
Tuesday.
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.
Today Auctioneer Tony Kieffer is
holding the big sale of horses and
young live stock at the John Wiener
farm near Dresden in Waterloo town.
ship.
Banker Sheehan left yesterday
for Bismarck where he will visit the
home of his brother while at the
state capitol for a few days on
business.
J. H. Byfeld and bride were
Tuesday arrivals coming from Min
neapo'is, where they have spent most
of the time since their wedding of a
couple of months ago.
A belated stage mail of yesterday
brought a budget of news from our
regular correspondent at Olga, which
it ia with regret we are compelled
to hold over until next week.
Secretary B. E. Groom of the
county fair association took Fridays
train for Forman, N. D., where steps
are being taken for the organic alton
of the Sargent county fair association.
News comes from Dead Moose
Lake, Sask., that a snn was born
on February 18th to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Shredder. former Mt. Car
mel residents. There are now six.
teen members of this family.
A Langdon party composed Of
Messrs, E, D. Stewart, Dan F.
Mcdonald, John Hope and Levi
Hooey. left yesterday for Grand
Forks to attend the breeders live stock
exhibit and sale being held this week.
L. A. Weed went north Friday,
returning to Hannah after a stay
here of several days during which he
adjusted the losses of several de-.
ceased policy holders in the vicinity
of-Langdon, who carried insurance
with the old line New York Life
company.
Owing to the absence from the city
of the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Foley, who
was occupying the pulpit of a church
in Grand Forks, and the n"n-arrival
of a supply, there were no services
on Sunday at the Methodist church of
this city or the out of town church at
Harvey Center.
Allan Pinkerton since returning
here during the past week has dis.
posed of his north Fourth street resi-.
dence property TO John Kelner of
Easily, who is moving to Langdon
with his FANNY to live. Elsewhere
the Pinkertons announce offering
their furniture at private sale
John Howitz, of Langdon and Otto
c. Olson and son Of Elkwood return
ed on Mondays train from their trip
to the valley of the Rio Grande in
Southern Texas. N. c. Crockett and
wife were also of the party. All
are reported as having secured op.
tions on tracks of land in the vi.
cinity of San Benito, Texas.
The latest auction sale for which
the Democrat has been called on to
print bills will be held on Tuesday of
next week by Auctioneer Kieffer for
Fred Schadlar, the renter on the
Lachner farm near Wales. Poor
health is the reason of the sale being
held and the sale includes all of Mr..
Schadlar's outfit at the usual terms.
Lunch served at noon.
Miss Anna Mclean returning ON
Mondays train from Devils Lake
where she attended an American Red
Cross delegated gathering from over
the northern part of the state, in the
interest of the Cavalier county chap
ter, went through to her home at
Hannah, having learned enroute that
the familyhad been taken down with
an attack of the "hu.'
I: A. O. WOLD