Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-07-24
Hawkins hardware store sells cut
1ails at S1.5O per 100 pounds.

nails at s1.50 per 100 pounds.
MCLAUGHLIN & Stranger made a sale
Tuesday of a Maxwell touring car to Ed,
Kuball, whose farm is near Wales.
Your family is provided for if you
carry a policy in the New York Life.
Talk with L. A. Weed, Hannah, N. D.
Morris Winter and Bert Evans return
ed this week from a three weeks trip
through Saskatchewan and Alberta.
Mrs. Scadeng and daughters returned
on Monday from a two weeks stay with
friends at the Chautauqua grounds on
the shores of Devils Lake.
Mrs Leon Durocher and little son re-
turned yesterday to their home in Grand
Forks after a visit of a few days with
States Attorney Grlmson's family.
Joe Dorval left on Saturdays train for
Chicago, returning after a visit Of ten
days at the home his father, Judge H.
E. Dorval after an absence of five years.
Harry Dunford and wife took yester.
days train to Inkster where they visit
their daughter Mrs. George Ryan and
will join the Ryans in an auto trip to the
Forks to see the state fair,
Having decided to locate in Langdon
l am now prepared to do all kinds of
cement and concrete work. Several
years of experience. Call on me at the
Columbia pool hall. John Joh~nson.*-4t
Three Ford touring cars of the five
passenger type have been sold during
the week at J.. F. Ramage S garage. One
each to Jake Ritter and Emil Hankey of
Clyde and one to Frank j. Schwartz of
this city.
Mrs. Malcolm Darling returned on
on Saturdays train to her home north of
town from an enjoyable visit with rela-
tives and friends in Minnesota, where
the family lived before coming here
several years ago.
Mrs. McHugh and daughter. Miss
Rosie. we're among the number leaving
Tuesday for Grand Forks, After spend
ing the week at the state fair they go
south to Omaha, and will spend some
time there visiting.
Miss Loretta Koehmstedt came up
from Mimic on Monday, and after a short
visit with her brother, Leo Koehmstedt,
Of the First National bank, left for Clyde
where she will stay for some little time
with her sister, Mrs Emil Hankey.
Attorney Joseph Cleary's wife entered
the Langdon hospital last week and on
Thursday was successfully operated upor
for appendicitis, since which time
friends are gratltied to learn there has
been a steady improvement in the con
dition of the patient.
The families of G. E. Johnston, Geo
w. Price. Thos. Finerty, Mr.. and Mrs
George Sturm and Mr.. and Mrs. And rev
Sturm we're among the number compos
ing several auto loads of Langdon PEG
pie who made a trip over to Walhall,
for a brief outing yesterday.
The picnic OF st. Alphohsus church
held on Monday at the fair grounds was
a largely attended event by the people
of Langdon and vicinity. The picnic
afforded the usual attractions and the
the days enjoyment enlivened by music
rendered by the Mt. Carmel band.
E. D. Stewart, of the experiment farm
and wife, returned Monday from a ter
days trip over the state, Mr.. Stewart
having joined the faculty of the agricul
tural college in an inspection tour of the
experimental farms of North Dakots
while Mrs. Stewart visited Fargo friends
T. H. Prior, one of Linden townships
early day pioneers who nowadays con.
trolls extensive business interests in the
town of Hannah transacted business
here Friday. Rains Of the past two
weeks are reported as having greatly i'm
proved the crop outlook OF thai sectlOn
of the county.
James A. Foard and Joseph Hunter
we're in Langdon on Saturday from their
farms in the southwestern part of the
county, which they state has a much
better than an average crop prospect this
fall owing to generous downpours OF
that appear to have overlooked othersec-
tions where it was BADLY needed.
Miss Teresa Dohmann, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Dohmann of this
city is at the L%angdon hospital, where
she underwent an operation Friday FORE
noon for appendicitis, from which she has
suffered several quite severe attacks re-
Gently. The operation was highly sue
cessful and the patient is progressing
quite rapidly toward recovery,
Thursday evening the young people
OF the Langdon dancing club arranged