Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-05-01

We base a complete stock of E asst.
man kodaks and films always on hand
Opie Studio. 40 4l
Have your shoes repaired at the
U. X. shop, opposite the City Hall.
Emile Mason. proprietor.
Used pianos organs, horses, cattle
and other fur bearing animals taken
in trade. See McGove=n,' the Piano
Man.
If you are sick and have tried
medicine without help do not give up
90 to the Langdon Sanitorium and
you will get relief.
One week from Monday evening,
the 18th inst, a confirmation service
will be held at the Episcopal church,
Bishop Tyler will be here from Fargo
for the OCCASION.
Mrs. M. J. Horgan was an arrival
on Mondays passenger from Fargo.
where she has been making her home
during the past winter with her
daughter, Miss Lillian Horgan.
Mrs. Okella G. Mooney returned
to Langdon Saturday and during a
stay extending I'VE the week will
attend to matters in which the estate
OF her late husband are given final
disposition in probate court
Mrs. Rita Dixon. Tailor was down
from Hannah for a couple of DAYS
the end of last week bidding her old
friends here good bye before lie aving
for her home at Fort William, Ont,
after quite an extended visit with
her parents, the Robert Dixon family
at Hannah.
A. Fox. with the clothing and
gents furnishings department at the
Schulke- Bradley store has since the
opening of spring closed a DEAL for
the purchase of a building site on
the northend of Fourth street. Work
underway for the foundation of a
home to be built there by Mr.. Fox
during the coming summer.
Marsh Dickson was in town Mon.
day and reported that seeding opera
tlons had started with a rush all
through the western part of the
comfy with the first of this week.
Conditions for a bumper wheat crop
being sown around Hannah, he stated
were never b etter than this spring.
Jas. G.. Dickson returned to the
city Saturday from a months visit
with Mrs. Dickson and his family
who for upwards of a couple of years
past have been making their home at
Alhambra, Calf, owing to the health
of his wife and the baby. He reports
that Mrs. Dickson may come here for
l q stay of part of the summer with
, Langdon friends.
A new stone foundation is this
week being placed under the cottage
property at the rear of the Auditor.
inm on Fourth street 1t is at present
the home of Chas. Padden and the
property. which is owned by Mr..
Padden. Is to be generally overhaul
ed and given every modern conven.
fence including both heating, sew.
erage and water connections.
: Jas. Austin was a passenger north
3 Saturday to Hannah, where work is
0 being started this week on his farm.
Mr. Austin has purchased a residence
: property in Grand Forks, where the
family will make their home, though
MI. Austin will spend most of the
crop growing season on his farm at
the town at the end of the line.
: L%angdon's woman's club has a
5 specially called meeting for Tuesday
s afternoon of the coming week to be
5 held at the home of Mrs. Crimson.
s The meeting has been called for the
5 purpose of arranging the details for
: the entertainment of delegates who
5 will be here to attend the summer
meeting of the district federation of
J clubs to be held in Langdon in May.
Herbert McComb, who only re.
2 Gently has returned to the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. C. Nc.
Comb, in this city from che of the
nations big military training camps,
is understood as contemplating an
early return to the Canadian North
west where he has been offered quite
a large territory as the travelling
representative of the DR.. Rawleigh
line of remedies.