Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-08-04

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New Home. For sale by A. o. Void.
Mound City Paints may cost a tritie
more, but -! Plummer G. McNiven
Miss Barbara Hamerl is spending the
week in the city visiting with her sister,
Miss Tena, of the Schulke Trade Palace
store.
A. B. Brandt, the Hampden banker,
accompanied by Mrs. Brandt and the
children, we're over here Monday in
their auto.
Miss Agnes Mclean is In the city
from Hannah a few days this week visit.
ing with her sister, the deputy county
superintendent of schools.
Rev. Burleson left on Mondays re-
turning to Lakota, having assisted in
conducting services held at the Episco-
pal church here the previous day.
j. H.. Cleary left Saturday returning
to his home in Galena, ILL.,, having made
a visit of nearly a month at the home OF
his uncle, Attorney Joseph Cleary in
this city.
Mrs. Pearson, who has been spending
some little time visiting at the home of
her sister, Mrs. LeVesconte, took Satur-
days afternoon train leaving for her
home in Minneapolis.
w. A. Davis was a passenger to Dres-
den Saturday from Grand Forks, where
he mad been attending the institute
week session of the teachers summer
training school at the state university.
Merchant Schulke took Tuesdays
train for the Twin Cities and Chicago,
and will be busy during the weeks OF
r his absence in the purchase of fall and
winter stock for his big department
store.
Miss Nellie McKittrick, who taught
the MAZDA school during the summer
. term was among the number of return
. ing teachers from the summer training
Q school at the university at Grand Forks
on Saturday.
The Star restaurant and pool room o
D. A. Fisher, near the City Hall, is
r undergoing a number of alterations anc
repairs this week, which include tn
k raising Of the foundation and severa
interior changes.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Schefter an
their two children are expected hom'
the end of the week from a three week
# trip to Mr.. Schefter's former home a
Mildmay, Ont. They are reported a
having started CD the return trip yestel
r. day.
q Dentist Tom Smith, who is lookin
after his out of town practice at town
N along the 500 line of railroad this weel
70 is expecting to leave in the fall for quit
q an extended visit east, during which b
f. will take a post graduate course in b
" profession.
Fred Herricks was among the first
those near Langdon to start in harves
T. ing this week. Yesterday three binder
d started cutting wheat on the Herrick
IT farm, five miles northeast of town, wher
70 they have over 200 acres Of wheat ths
le promise to be a much better than a
ID average crop for this year.
II. w. Storla and wife, the later
"a sister of Rev. Benjamin, concluded
% short stay here Monday, leaving for
d visit with their folks in st. Louis, Nc
~ where they expect to remain during th
u balance of Mr.. Storla's vacation, whe
they return to the Isthmus of Panam;
is where Mr.. Storla has a governmer
position on the construction of tt
at canal.
W Tomorrow, Friday evening, Augu:
y 9Th, an entertainment is being given
the town hall at Osnabrock by local ia
emit the proceeds of which go to tt
III Catholic church at that place. II
10 evenings program lis of quite a big
class character and it is earnestly hope
by the people of Osnabrock that tt
~ affair will be Largely attended by the
IN Langdon friends.