Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-06-20

g. P. GETCHEL, Wales, N. D.
Miss Belle Robertson is home enjoy
ing a weeks holiday, arriving Saturday
from Minneapolis, where she Is taking a
three years course in nursing at Hillcrest
hospital.
Miss Allie Dickson who is teaching a
summer term of school north of Osna-
brock is enjoying a visit during institute
week at the home of her parents, At
torney and Mrs. w. B. Dickson.
H. o. Sorenson, of this city and Ole
Gjevre of Osnabrock are the latest
members of the antlered tribe from
Cavalier county. They joined the Elks
at Grand Forks at the recent session.
Mail Clerk Martin Jensen whose run
is on the passenger train between Grand
Forks and Hannah on this branch line
is the proud'papa of a young son, who
put in an appearance during the week.
j. W.. Haw, who has charge of the
work being done by the better farming
movement IN the central and western
parts of Cavalier county, has a motor
cycle which he uses in his trips out in
the country.
Miss Nina Ferguson has been filling
the position of book keeper and cashier
at the Boyd department store since the
closing of the city schools. At the open
ing of the fall term she intends entering
the state university.
Miss Mahoney was an arrival Satur-
day and is visiting at Mrs Moran's. Up
to the time of leaving here early last
spring she was trained nurse in charge of
of the private hospital of DR.. Mcqueen.
She returns from Grand Forks
Mrs. Fred Sovereign Smith, a favorite
with Langdon people and a former resi-
dent here, though now making her
home in Grand Forks, is taking a lead
ing part in a concert that is being given
at Park River tonight by some of Grand
Forks best musical talent.
Alex. Robertson, who was one OF the
Langdon high school track team enter
ed in the events of the intercollegiate
field meet at Chicago, stayed over at
Fargo on his return in order to receive
surgical treatment in a hospital for a
nasal trouble of long standing.
Louis Rose who left here three weeks
ago to spend the summer months visit
ing his. old home in Germany sailed
Tuesday from New York, accompanied
by a cousin vino lives in Chicago. He
has been visiting relatives in Iowa and
Illinois since leaving here and expects
to return home about the middle Of
August.
L. F. Haseltine and wife were arrivals
Monday and will spend part of the sum
mer here visiting with DR.. Tom Smith
brother of Mrs. Haseltine. Since leaving
Langdon about two year ago, at the time
of the closing of the city schools, Prof
Haseltine has been taking up a college
course in dental surgery. Their stay
here will extend over the greater part OF
the summer vacation.
Manager Harry g. Waldron of the
Electric theatre of this city contem.
plates giving the neighboring towns ul
and down the line in this county
motion picture show service at regular
stated intervals. The outfit and films
used in his out of town shows will be as
fully equipped and equally as high q
standard as the severe that has gained
for the Electric theatre a reputation fol
unvarying excellence. Mr.. Waldron
states that a fully competent operator
and skilled pianist will be in charge Of
the shows given at different towns, Civ.
ing the people the anne high class Of
motion pictures seen in Langdon.
Attorney George P. Jones of LaMoure
who is a democratic candidate for the
governorshipof North Dakota, was 6
distinguished visitor in the city yester.
day. "Jones of Rock" as he is known by
his friends over the state is able to con.
graduate himself upon a sentiment ia
voring his candidacy that has quite 8
following among republicans as we'll as
a democratic support. If given the par
ty nomination Attorney Jones may be
depended upon to put up an aggressive
campaign for election. He has repeated
ly represented LaMoure county, which
is overwhelmingly republican in bott
houses of the legislature and has also
served three successive terms as state:
attorney and has a record in public life
that is unnssailable. "Jones of Rock" il
good democratic timber for the cover
norship and has our endorsement TO