Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-04-10

Fresh salt in barrel lots at Schulke
Bradley Co.'S. atbargain prices
. Auctioneer Kieffer was here Fri.
day from Wales giving attention to
matters of business between trains.
Haul your potatoes now as we do
not expect to buy for shipping after
A%pril>l0th or 18th. Boyd's Depart.
ment Store. 36.tf
William Campbell, one of Han.
nah's wealthy retired farmers spent
the early part of the week here at.
tending to business.
. The organization of a Sunday
school was effected at the Church of
Our Saviour lest Sunday with a mem.
bership of twenty. five.
The A. o. Void Company placed
a player piano in the home of John
A. Crawford of the Langdon feed
mill on Saturday of last week.
On Good Friday, April 18th, a
three hour devotional service will be
conducted from the hour of noon until
three o'clock at the Church of Our
Saviour by the pastor, Rev. Drew.
Banker Thos. Cregan and Postmas.
ter Sam Cross we're over from Olga
on Friday to attend the Victory loan
meeting. Owing to the condition of
the roads the trip took them over
three hours.
Rev. Ensign and wife of the M.
E. church at Hannah, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Borusky
while visiting in Langdon a day or
two the early part of the week
have some dental work done.
Henry c. Hansen, who has been
lncapacitated for working at his
trade as a mason and plasterer since
an accident of over a year ago left
: Tuesday to undergo further medical
= treatment by specialists in a Min.
neapolis hospital.
! Blacksmith Joe Klein of Wales,
who is also the Dresden township as
SCISSOR came down the line Tuesday
to attend the county meeting of as
SCISSORS called for yesterday forenoon
at the office of County Auditor Eide
at the court house.
: THE Roy Emerson auction sale that
| is being held this afternoon by Auc.
2 t%ioneer Tony Kieffer in the imme-
diate vicinity of Wales is one of the
last chances for the prospective buy
er before the starting up of springs
: work on the farm.
Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Foley, of the
Methodist church of this city vel.
r coined the arrival home on Saturday
of last week of their son who has
seen several months of service over.
. seas since taking up military train
ing at the outset of the war.
All three of Langdon's churches
G will have a special musical program
for the usual morning service of Eas-
n ter Sunday. Practices and rehearsals
It are being held by the various choirs
d and largely attended services on Eas-
e ter Sunday morn are practically as.
f sured,
The official proceedings of the
March meeting of the board of
county commissioners and the meet.
ing of the town and township as
is SCISSORS of the county. held in this
city yesterday will appear in the
columns of. next weeks issue of this
d paper.
The Ladies Guild of the Presby-
terian church will have a social ses-
e sion in the City Hall on Wednesday
April 18th from three to six Ladies
e of the different denominations are
v cordially invited to attend. A %collec.
tion of twenty-five cents Will be
taken up.
Miss Letetia Plummer of this
z city, teaching in the Clyde school,
5 took a leading part in the home
5 talent play "Indidn Days. presented
5 in the Knights of Pythias hall at
5 that town last evening. The pro.
5 eeds 60 to the purchase of a piano
: for the hall.
3 John Brown, a Henderson town.
ship early day pioneer resident who
h since ailing in health for several
k years had been compelled to spend
:. his winters in Colorado. died within
the past week at Denver. The re
+. mains were taken to Peterboro, On
tario for interment.