Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-03-20

Leave your order for Rex flour at
Boyd's department store.
Fresh salt in barrel lots at Schulke
Bradley Co.'S, atbargain prices
A. A. Scott the Hannah hotel man
was a Saturday visitor to the county
seat on a business mission.
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.
". A. Laidlaw made q week end
business visit here this. week. giving
attention to his Langdon and other
tkneiness interests in this county.
Sergeant Henry Hytson went over
to Neche on Saturdays train, where
he has been sent by the Ct. Northern
to temporarily act as relief agent for
a short time.
You Bet? | am going to Douglas
Auction Sale z miles Northwest Of
0~snabrock, March 26ih. 1t will be
a dandy.
Messrs. Jno Mahon, G. E. John
ston, and DR.. W. W. Mcqueen num-
Der among the Red Cross delegation
from Langdcn to attend the division
al conference being held in Grand
Forks today.
Jas. G. Dickson took yesterdays
train for Los Angeles, California, for
a visit with his family Of possibly a
month. The health of both Mrs.
Dickson and their infant son have
been greatly improved by the climate
of the Pacific coast.
Will furnish seed and sell farm
taking rent share payments. have
also a piano for sale. Want to list
several good bargains as have buyers
coming. Next Texas excursion March
10Th. Wadsworth. Rom s, Ded.
rick Block.
Jas A. Foard and Louis Flott were
visitors to the county seat on Monday
from their homes in the south end of
the county near Weaver, where they
state that there is quite an early
, spring indication of quite a lively
6 activity both along farming and mer-
: camille lines.
2 Rev. C. j. Hill. a former resident
of this county in the days of the
early settlement of Moscow township,
left Monday returning to Mcintosh,
Mimi, after a visit here with old
3 Cavalier county friends. He has had
charge of a Baptist church there for
. some years past.
9 P. Shelp and M. o. Strom were in
Langdon from Mazda the, new town
with a railroad terminus along the
{ northern boundary of the county.
They report quite a steady run of
business in all lines with a particu-
y larly strong wheat market for this
l time of the year.
The list of awards for exhibits
made at the county fair held here ir
Langdon last week, March 18th, 18th
& and 18th is among the matter tina
g has been unav oidably held ver until
II next week Also a list of the new
a books that have since the first of the
'e month been placed on the shelves o.
the L;ngdon public library
y S. E. Desrosier left on Monday
train for a visit to the home of hi
s aged father at toilette, in the Prov
5 ince of Quebec. Last Saturday even
5 ing ne got a telegram telling of the
5 death of his father, who at the time
5 of passing away was upwards o.
S ninety years old. MIR. Desrosier was
5 in hopes Of reaching there in time tt
attend the funeral.
This week the Democrat gives {
final publication to the list of the as
sessment against property for the
water works and sewerage sytem. g
It public improvement made during the
Is past year and which it would appear
e has so far given satisfaction to all
d users. The council will meet on
Monday the 7th day of April for the
~ purpose of hearing any who have
- complaint to make against their as"
o sessment.