Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-09-18
Hawkins hardware store sells cut
nails at sl.50 per 100 pounds.

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Judge Jos. Cleary was a passenger
Monday to Grand Forks on a legal
mission.
Spellman's drug store has everything
needed for pickles and preserves such
turmeric, mustard, etc.
Mrs. j f. Tembreull and children
we're passengers Saturday for a visit of a
few days with friends near Larlmore.
Teacher d. H. Eikenberry of the
Hannah high school went north Friday
after a vacation visit to his home in
Minnesota.
$75 gets a $3.50 24-ln. Carey safe if
taken at once. It's a snap if there ever
was one. Write or phone Tom Donlin,
Easily, N. D.
B. r. Click, returned from his Twin
City trip last Thursday and will remain
for a short time at the H. E. Price home
before leaving to the west.
Eli Shaver and wife in company with
Mesdames Mcintosh and Hughes were
an auto party of Langdon visitors on
Tuesday afternoon from Hannah.
Rev. Hubbard returned Monday from
a visit to Fargo and other points in Cass
county, where he spent part of the week
looking after private business interests.
Jas. @. Brosnahan and wife left on
Mondays train for their home in Winni-
peg, going via Grafton, where they made
a short stop over at the home of Mr..
Brosnahan's parents.
Postmaster Jno. McGauvran is spend
ing part of the week in st. Paul, leaving
Monday accompanied by his son, Fred.
who this fall enters St. Johns univer-
sity at Collegeville, MINI.
George T. Leedham and wife, old re-
sidents of Park River we're visitors
Thursday with Langdon friends. The
Leedham's are leaving Park River to
locate on the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Jas. DeBurg is being visited this
week by her sister, Miss Lizzie Qulrk,
who is out here from eastern Ontario,
making a visit during the summer with
relatives here and at Milton.
B. E. Groom has leased the Mrs. Nc
MILAN residence property on Spruce
street vacated during the week by Bar
Der J. f. Segou;n and family, and will
move from his Third street cottage this
week.
Rev. j. W. Moore, the Methodist pre-
siding elder for the Grand Forks dis
trict, was here over Sunday and presid-
ed at the fourth quarterly business
conference of the churches on the Lang
don charge.
Miss Alice Maloney went south on
Fridays train to Sheyenne. N. D., where
she is a primary teacher, after visiting
during the summer vacation with rela-
tives in this county and across the line
in Manitoba.
Miss Ella Bleakley, who has been
spending the summer vacation at her
Langdon home will leave on Monday for
Grand Forks to take up her study of
music at the Wesley conservatory for
another year.
Grover Murphy arrived on Fridays
train for a few days visit with his sisters
Misses Irene and Blanche Murphy. He
has recently moved from his Minnesota
position out west to Montana, where he
is holding down a good job.
Miss Mae Foshay returned Monday
from St. Paul, where she has been max
ing a visit with friends since leaving
here two weeks ago with her sister, Miss
Ella, who will attend school during the
coming year at St. Cloud, MINI.
Frank j. McGauvran went down the
line Monday to Grand Forks to meet
his wife, who has been visiting some
time with her parents at Sank Center,
MINI. since they left their home in
Vancouver, B. G. several weeks ago.
Miss LaBelle Mahon has accepted the
position as secretary of the extension
department at Wesley college conserv-
atory of music and will arrive next week
to take up her new duties. Miss Mahon
is we'll known in Grand Forks, having
studied at the university and conserv-
atory for some time.-G. f. Herald.
L. Koehmstedt, accompanied by his
youngest son, Victor, and daughters
Misses Clara and Gertrude Koehmstedt
autoed oyer from Mimic last Saturday,
making visits with relatives here and
at Mt. Carmel n Clyde before re-
turning to their home in the Valley on
Tuesday when they were accompanied
by Miss Loretta Koehmstedt who has
spent several weeks visiting at the home
of her sister, Mrs. E. Hanggi, at Clyde
and in Langdon with the family of her