Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-05-15
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

There are 90 automobiles IN and
around Sarles and more coming.
Offices east front of Schulke block.
Drs. Semple & Mugan. Langdon, N. d.
Miss Ethel Ryan left yesterday for
Carter, Montana, intending to spend a
part of the summer there visiting with
friends.
This week the Cavalier Co. Lumber
Co. has a change of ad to which the at
%tention of township officers is especially
directed.
In a new ad this week the suggestion
is made that it you want something nice
in the way of shoes go to Schefter's
Clothing house.
Mrs. D. w. Barker took Thursdays
train to Minneapolis where she will visit
several friends during a stay of two
weeks before returning to her Langdon
home.
The Langdon woman's club a%nnounces
that it will hold it's next regular foot
nightly meeting on Tuesday afternoon,
May Goth, when Mrs. G. Crimson will
be the hostess of the club. :
The latest addition to Langdon's fast
increasing population of youngsters is a
fine big baby boy who put in an appear
ance at the home of James Carson on
Fourth street this morning.
Rev. j. Warner Moore, from the
Princeton theological seminary, who
will assist Rev. F.. J.. Hubbard of the
Langdon Presbyterian church with pas
toral work here during the summer va.
cation, arrived IN the city Saturday.
Rev. F. j. Hubbard requests that the
DEMOCRAT state there will be no preach
ing services either at Mazda or Stilwell
on Sunday, the 18th inst: owing to the
funeral service OF the late Joseph Ankers,
which is being held at the NJ. E. church
of Elkwood on that date.
Tomorrow, Friday, afternoon the
Guild of the Presbyterian church holds
a social session at the home of Mrs. J..
D. Milne, between half-past two and
half.past five o'clock. The ladies ex-
tend a cordial invitation to their friends
of Langdon and vicinity to attend.
Postal cards received during the week
by Langdon friends locate Miss Carrie
d. Mcmillan, who left San Francisco in
February on a six months tour around
the world, at Carlo, Egypt. She expects
to be back under the stars and stripes
in time to partriotically celebrate the
Fourth of July.
At the Ramage garage it looks as if
Q after this week buyers will have to buy
( Studebaker cars as the big shipment of
S Ford autos received at the opening of
r the season is practically sold out and
y the Ford Auto Co. at Flint, Mich, does
not expect to make any more shipments
9 to Langdon earlier than August LIST.
A man by the name of H. f. Maxwell,
. who has been working as a farm laborer
L for Elmer Irwin, north of town since
spring opened, was brought to town Oh
r Monday quite seriously i'll. The local
a doctors diagnose the case as one of acute
heart disease and pronounce the chances
Q of the patient for recovery as we'll nigh
hopeless. His home is at Erie, Pa.
9 where he is u member in good standing
Q of the Oddfellow order.
Miss Disterlie, who is engaged in
foreign mission work in China and has
spent a week at the Finerty home leaves
~ today. Her years leave ofabsence ends
- in less than a month when she will re
10 turn to Shanghai, where she has beel
10 engaged in the "Door of Hope"missior
70 work since her last visit here sever
81 years ago. Miss Dieterlie gave severa
81 very interesting addresses under tn
auspices of church and local missionar,
'e organizations during her weeks stay il
l. Langdon.
-. During the past week the stork ha
broke the record for industry in Lang
don. Last Friday, the 9th inst, a so,
. was born at the H. O. Sorenson home
- the following day Saturday, the 10th, a
the VIM. Stevenson nome a little bah,
girl was added to the family circle; Sun
day, the 18th inst across the street a
j. G. Dickson's, the new arrival was re
ported as being a boy. Monday, the Ut
another contribution was added to tn
juvenile population of Seventh stree
when John j. Boyd assumed the dignit
of a daddy and with allowably pride an
nounced the ARRIVAL of an eleven pun
son.
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