Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-07-31
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A. Kelffer, manager of the Cavalier
20. Implement Co.'S, interests at Wales
went north Monday, returning from a
visit to Formosa, Ont. where his mother
is in very poor health.
Andrew Sturm and wife left Saturday
after a stay of less than two weeks here,
expecting to return to California after
short stop-overs with friends in Mime.
! sofa and other points %enroute.
Morris Winter arrived Monday from
Fargo, where he spent a part of last
week after getting bach from his trip
through Saskatchewan and Alberta,
along with Bert Evans, who returned
home. last week.
Joseph Field of Stilwell is being visit
ed by his brother, Jas. Field, one of the
pioneers of the early days who of late
years has been located in Saskatchewan
and is thoroughly enjoying a visit with
acquaintance here.
The DEMOCRAT regrets that owing tc
lack of time and space it is compelled
to hold over until our next issue a re-
port and program of the basket picnic
and entertainment of the Popular Grove
school held during the week.
w. r. Ople returned Saturday from
Grand Forks, where he spent severa
days proftably and pleasantly attending
the state photographers convention
Since leaving home he also enjoyed 6
short outing fishing at Lake Bemidji
MINI.
Hay and grain shock leaders are beng
purchased by quite a number of the up
to date farmers of Langdon and vicinity
this summer, During the week j F
Ramage has unloaded and disposed oil
the third carload, making eighteen ma.
chimes sold this fall to farmers of Lang.
don and vicinity.
Miss Laura Morrison, sister Of Mrs
VIM. Stevenson was among the arrivals
on Tuesday, coming from ST. Paul where
she has been taking a course as a trained
nurse at Hillcrest hospital the past two
years. Miss Morrison will spend the
greater part of the summer vacation in
a visit with her mother at the family
home in Kaleida, Man.
Tom A. Donlin of the Donlin & Baker
agency for the Indian motor cycle com.
pany at Easily, writes us on Tuesdays
mail that he has within the past week
closed sales for three Indian motor
cycles. one to Frank j. Fischer at Wales
and two to Geo. Green at Milton. Their
sales for the season of 1913 up to date
numbers half a dozen Indian motorcycles
The Alabama Ministries are billed for
a one night performance in their tent
in Langdon tomorrow, Friday evening,
They have a company of forty people.
travel in two private cars and if their
display of colored Autograph show pa.
per counts for anything should have
one of the biggest and best minstrel
companies on the road. They have a
street parade and open air band concert
in the afternoon,
A postal card from Zurich, Switzer-
land written on July 18th gives a slight
idea of the rare good time James Austin,
the Hannah farmer and stock breeder,
is having on his trip to Old World
scenes across the Atlantic ocean along
with the American delegation to the
worlds Sunday school convention
Since leaving Hannah some five weeks
ago Mr.. Austin has travelled through
seven different European countries and
believes he is seeing the beauties OF
the Old World continent at their best
Following a stay Of a week in Switzer.
land he will cross over into France
expecting to stop five days in Paris,
crossing the channel to England and
will finish his stay across the pond in
Scotland, which to quote Mr.. Austin's
exact words will he as good as the