Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-03-13

Boyd's department store.
= Township and justice blan ks car
ried in stock at the Democrat office.
J, The big sale at Mrs. H. E. Price
is the talk of the country. People
are coming for miles to attend this
sale.
If you are sick and have tried
medicine without help do not give up
Go to the Langdon S~anitorium and
you will get relief.
Tom Barry is among the represen.
tative big farmers from the vicinity
of Osnabrock here this week to take
in the convention and i d.winter fair
The birth of a young son to Mayor
and Mrs. John J. Power yesterday
is an announcement of general con.
graduation to the family and imme-
diate friends.
Walter Barker who has been here
on a visit to his Langdon home dur.
ing a convalesence following an at
tack of the flu left Tuesday return.
ing to Winnipeg.
Terry McGovern, we'll known as a
travelling salesman here in Langdon
for some years past is here this week
with T. E. Burke and several old
time friends for a visit.
Cashier. John P: T'embreull, of the
Citizens State Bank is being visited
10y his parents, who arrived On yester-
days passenger from their home in
Minnesota for a short stay.
Father Falvey. one of the assis.
tant priests Of Vicar General Father
Egan. at the Catholic cathe dral in
Fargo was al over Sunday visitor
with the clergy Of St. Alphonsus
parish.
Walter Sandison was here from
Munich an over Sunday visitor at the
home of his sister, Mrs. William
Plummer. On Monday he took the
noon train for a trip to Fargo on
business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Byfield since
their arrival in Langdon during the
past week from their wedding trip
have been occupying a suite of rooms
at the ]. W. Kelly home, the old
Boyd property On Seventh street.
Will furnish seed and sell farm
taking rent share payments. 1 have
also a piano for sale. Want to list
several good bargains as have buyers
coming. Next Texas excursion March
10th. Wadsworth. Room 8, Ded.
rick Block.
C. S. Hunter and, son, Walter A.
Hunter, went north on Mondays
train to Wales going from there west
to the Hunter farm in Grey town.
ship, where Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Hunter will make their home during
the crop growing season.
MIR. Patrick Hughes, who made {
visit of several days here last weel
with his son, DR.. E.. j. Hughes,
left on Fridays train for Crane
Forks where he will give bushes,
matters attention for a few days be
fore joining Mrs. Hughes at theil
home in Saint Paul.
Elmer Johnson the salesman, VIII,
covers a territory including Cavalie:
and adjoining counties, making Lang.
don his headquarters, returned to the
city last week after a visit since be
fore the holidays at his forme: home
in Indiana with his little daughte
and other relatives.
Go to the supper served by tn,
guild ladies in the Presbyterian
church basement to night and yo,
are sure to meet a lot of your out Of
town acquaintance, who are her,
this week to take in the doings O
the various sessions Of the mid-win
ter fair and farmers convention hel,
in Langdon this week.
Mrs. Judd H, Kirkham, is ex
pecting now any day to get word O.
her husband who is overseas with tn
medical corps, having left France t,
return home and be mustered out O.
the service. DR.. Kirkham is again
on hospital duty after being in tn
hospital himself for over a month
following a serious operation for ap
pendiciuis.