Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-08-08

Mrs. Kinsell, mother of Mrs. G.. d..
Johnston arrived in the city yesterday
from Minneapolis, accompanied by her
son and will be a guest at the Johnston
home during a stay of some length.
Grant w. Johnston, who since dis
posing of his Langdon business interest
has been located at Weyburn. Sask., is
here for a visit during the fair and may
decide to make a stay along through the
fall season.
Henry Hytson, cashier and ticket
agent with Agent Bolton at the Ct.
Northern depot, returned on Friday
last from his two months vacation trip
to the former home of the Hytson
family in Europe.
George E. DUNCAN was one of the
arrivals during the week who in addi-
ton to take in the county fair will make
quite a visit with his Langdon home
and county folks before returning to
the Gull Lake region of Saskatchewan,
where he homesteaded some years ago.
Miss Constance Hunter gave a party
Tuesday afternoon in honor of her
friend Miss Grace O'Neill of Calvin, who
is a visitor during fair week at the
Hunter home. The Misses Hunter and
O'Neill both enter Manchester college
at St. Paul at the opening of the fall
term.
Miss Lucille Sullivan has returned
from her visit at Devils Lake during the
Chautauqua season. She was accom-
panied on her return by Miss Margaret
McClory of Devils Lake, and Miss
Emily Meddleman, of Crary, who will
be guests at the Sullivan home during
fair week.
John McHugh arrived Monday from
Bruce, Montana, and is making a visit
of about a week with his mother and
sister. He has been away from the old
home town for several years and the
greater part of the time has been in
business for himself at Bruce, which is
a thriving little eastern Montana town
near the boundary line.
Harold Collins, the Wales druggist
took the afternoon train from here
Saturday for a visit to the home of his
folks IN England. His mother lives near
London, is getting old and as he has
not seen her since coming across the
ocean several years ago Mr.. Collins
hopes to spend a couple of weeks with
her returning before the rush of fall
business starts.
Robert Flack while IN town Monday
from his farm nea Iona stated that
be and his brother will run two thresh-
ing outfits during the fall season. In
addition to the one which he operated
last fall he has recently purchased the
outfit operated up to the present time
by Bernard Newman, whose death will
be recalled as having happened quite
recently on his farm near Iona.
Herman Wolff and wife returned Sat-
urday last week from a two months trip
over the Pacific coast country. Much
of the time was spent in looking over
the fruit farming country of Oregon.
MI. and Mrs. Wolff both returned we'll
satisfied to remain residents of Cavalier
county, finding the country and climate
of North Dakota much more to their
liking than what they found out in the
coast country.
The Poplar Grove stock farm of Jas.
Austin at Hannah has quite an OK
tensive exhibit in the live stock de-
partments at the fair grounds. The car
load of stock which he shipped in on
yesterday mornings freight included
both Jersey and Shorthorn cattle, Per.
cheron horses and mares, sheep, goats
and Poland China hogs. His car when
unloaded and paraded up through the
town to the fair grounds had almost rs
varied a lineup as the habitants OF the