Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-07-14

home Tuesday from Morris, Mimi,
where he has been attending school
during the year and will remain to
enjoy the greater part of the summon
holiday period.
j. j. Kohnen and wife we're visitors
here from Park River during the week.
On their return Sunday they were &C.
c%ompanied home by Miss Lila Farrell,
who made an over Sunday visit with
her sister, Mrs. Kohnen.
Sunday morning the pulpit of the
Presbyterian church Of this city will be
filed by Rev. Hoover, of Dresden.
There will be no service in the church
in the evening. The pastor, Rev.
Hubbard goes to Dresden to hold service
that day.
Milton Reed arrived home Tuesday
from Montana, where he has been play
ling ball during the season with the
league team at Great Falls. During
the balance of the season he will hold
downhis old place with the lineup of
the Langdon nine.
The home of fudge Dorval on the hill
is being visited this week by four lit
tie grand children, who are at the
parental home with Mr.. Dorval's sons
and daughter here at Langdon to enjoy
the sights at the county fair and renew
the acquaintance of friends.
G. D. Lord, the leading Park River
banker was here Tuesday between
trains transacting business. Mr.. Lord
has farm lands west of town which he
finds having a better crop prospect than
lands in the western part of Walsh
county where the drouth was particular
ly severe.
Miss Flora Mcdonald, who has beer
engaged in teaching n of the schools
of the Perry township district during {
summer term left Saturday for her home
at Hannah. Her school has CLOSED
for the summer months and Miss Mac
Donald will spend a part of her vacation
period attending the term of summer
school at the Forks state university.
Frank Jahnke, the contractor ane
builder is laid up with a bad fracture
of the right arm, sustained Monday
forenoon in a fall while t%ransacting
business in one of the down tow1
lumber yards. While he is laid W
his partner, Mr.. Quick is looking aftel
the several contracts they at present
have under way in Different parts O
the city.
Jas. Austin, whose stock farm is ont
of the sights which every visitor tt
Hannah is bound to see before leaving
has one of the nest extensive exhibits
to be found on the fair grounds. Las
year there was scarcely a class In tn
divisions of horses, live stock and poultr,
in which Mr.. Austin did not have an,
entry, but this year his exhibits ar
stated as being in evidence all over tn
fair grounds.
The funeral of Father McPhee, he'll,
on Friday over at Cando, was attende
by Rev. Dougherty. The deceased prizes
had only been recently assigned to tn
parish at Cando since the death a fe,
months ago Of Rev. Kenney. Th
deceased was highly esteemed by th
clergy of the state and his death due I
heart trouble, to which he had bee
subject for some time post.
George Stroh and wife, the latter
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fischs
Of Mt. Carmel, were arrivals IN Frida
last from their home in the vicinit
Of Sanborn, N. D., for a short Wis
with relatives and friends in the M
Carmel settlement. Mr.. Stroh say
that the general drouth over the nortl
west has affected the crops in til,
section Of the state to the extent tn,
many farmers had started to plow und'
standing grain at the time he starts
for his trip to Mt. CARMEL.