Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-07-23

Paris green, fly paper, kerso dill
and hy-off for sale at Spellman's.
Waitress wanted at once; als'
laundry girl. Inquire U. C. T. Hotel
William Dew, one of the big farm
ers in the neighborhood of Wales, il
a visitor at the state fair in Farg,
thies week.
Mrs. Conroy left Friday returning
to her home in Wisconsin after a visi
here of several weeks with her daugh
ter, Mrs. John Boyd.
Mrs. Crimson and sister, Mis-.
Helen Sanford are being visited thi:
week by their mother, Mrs. Sanford,
who arrived Thursday from Crane
Forks for a stay here.
Morris Winter autoed up from Far.
go on Saturday, accompanied by Mrs
Winter, who had been visiting in tina
city for a short time with her sister,
Mrs. Fred w. Mclean.
Olaf Stake, of the Citizens Banl
who has been vacationing for severa.
weeks with his folks at the family
home the vicinity of Northwood, re.
turned on yesterdays train.
Miss Maude %Pinkerton, typewrite,
in the recording department of the
register of deeds office, is enjoying
summer vacation visit at the home OF
her family at Upham, N. D.
Mrs Raycroft, who has been spend.
ing part of the summer here visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. Ed. Stewart,
at the Langdon experiment farm,
left yesterday returningt to her home
in Illinois.
Carl Dohman and bride were return.
ing passengers Saturday from a we'd.
ding trip of a few days, during which
they visited Grand Forksand Winni
peg, where both have relatives anc
friends.
Miss Emma Slingsby, who has beer
spending a part of her summer schoo
vacation in a visit with her friend
Miss Juanita McGruer, left on Mon.
days train returning to her home a
Hope, N. D.
Mrs. Sam Kinna and the children
took their departure from Langdol
last Friday for Maidstone, Sask., t,
Join the husband and father of tn.
family who has secured a homestead
and will make a new start in life il
the Canadian northwest.
Miss Alice Maloney, a forme
teacher in the city schools has thi
week started a four month term a
teacher of the Armstrong schoo
north of Langdon, following the clos
of which she will re-enter college t,
complete the course of study for he
B. A. degree.
Miss Vera Reilly, Mrs. Viva
Ridlington and Miss Daisy ALERT
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. H. D
ALERT, took Tuesdays northboun
passenger for a visit with FRIEND
across the line in Manitoba a tCrysts
City, Darlingford and other points fc
a couple of weeks.
DR.. Sylvester Of this city and d.
A. c. Kirby Of Hannah, were south
bound passengers Tuesday to Fargo
The state veterinary associatio
being held in the Gateway City, ais
gives our two we'll known "vets:
an opportunity of taking in the sight
at the North Dakota state fair.
Rev. Lands, who is assisting Pas
tor Hubbard in the mission work cor
nected with the Presbyterian churc
this summer, was visited last wee
for several days by Rev. Taylor, VIII
is engaged in similar at Emerald
Both young men r t%heologics
students from Princeton ~universit
and engaged in church work in tn:
state during the summer vacation
Attorney P. G. johnson returne
on Mondays train from Chicago afte
an absence of upwards two months
during which he has been under treat
ment which included quite a sever
operation. 1t is expected and sincere
ly hoped by Mr.. Johnson's man
friends that the result may be {
permanent benefit and relief from hi
chronic rheumatic troubles of lon
standing.
Jas. A. Foard was here yesterda
to attend the farmers club picnic
He states that his place was just o
the fringe Of the wide strip throug
the southwestern corner of the count
that was laid waste by the hailstorl
of Tuesday % Many farms i