Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-08-03

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G. P. GETcHELL, Wales; N. D.
The biggest attraction at the county
fair in Langdon next week will be the
four big air ship flights by Aviator Nc
Goey of Grand Forks who will make the
flights in a Curtiss bi-plane.
Alex Robertson returned to his home
in this city Tuesday from Saskatoon
and other points in the Canadian North
west, where he has spent several weeks
in visiting and looking over the country.
Frank j. Stable is back from Now
bray, N. d., where he has been taking
the place of P. S.. Goertz, manager of
the DR.. Donovan store, while the latter
Cities.
Saturday forenoon of this week is the
occasion of a special service at the
Catholic church at Nekoma at which
quite a class of young children both
boys and girls will receive their first
communion.
Miss Daisy ALERT left on Thursday by
way of Munich for Michigan, N. D., for
a few days visit at the home OF her
friend, Miss Terrett, who is entertaining
a house party of her fellow students of
%Fairbault, Mimi.
Will Farrell left Monday for Winnipeg
which place he will make his headquar-
ters while filing a position he has &C
cepted as travelling auditor of a life
insurance company, his territory cover.
ing the Province of Manitoba.
Druggist II. L. Francis of the Lang
don Pharmacy and Druggist H. b. Close,
of the corner drug store left Monday to
spend the week at the Forks attend
ing the state druggists annual meeting
MIR. Francis was accompanied by his wife
this week and tells the public that he is
offering a special discount of twenty
per cent on everything in his clothing
gent furnishing and shoe store during
fair week. For fair week bargains see
Simons's new ad.
Mrs. Title McGruer, her daughter
Miss Juanita and sons, Earl and John
left Saturday for a two weeks visit at
Dorset, Mimi, one of the picturesque
camping spots of the Minnesota lake
district where boating, fishing and bath.
ing can be quietly enjoyed.
The ladies of the Langdon chapter OF
the American Woman's League ha We SO.
sured the concession from the county
fair management to serve meals on the
grounds during the fair. The money
the ladies raise through this strenuous
effort goes toward the building of their
new chapter house.
Rev. Peter Mitchell and wife who
have a wide acquaintance among the
people of Cavalier and Pemblna counties
as a Baptist preacher during the early
pioneer days, arrived this week and will
spend the week visiting at the home oil
Thos. Finerty. They have for some time
past been residents of California.
Tuesday evening the ladies aid society
of the Methodist church held a lawr
social on the grounds at the home of MIR
and Mrs. @. Orion that was quite /
4 successful affairs in every way. The
social was n planned to have beer
held several weeks ago but was post
poned at the time owing to bad weather
Weather predictions of Hicks for the
month of August show that weather dis
turbance of almost every conceivable de
! scription may be looked for before tbs
month ends. The principal disturbance
in this latitude is set for a storm perioc
continuing from the Goth to the 26th
during which violent winds, electrical
storms followed by low temperature
dangerously near the frost line may b.
looked for. Heavy rains are also predict
ed at intervals throughout the month.