Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-07-30

Mrs. Pomeroy and the children wer.
down the line for a visit over SUNDAY
at the Sehrt home.
Mrs. H. E. Fay returned Saturday
from a visit of part Of the week a
the home of her parents in Hannah.
Mrs. Allan Pinkerton was down
from their farm near Dresden the
fore part of the week for a short visit
at the Waldron home.
Miss Agnes Dickson was a return
ing passenger Saturday from a weeks
visit at the home of her friend, Miss
iona Goodman heal Milton.
E. c. Dedrick, the Corner Hard
ware store man, has a new ad. in this
issue which will interest those who
visit the fair in Langdon next week.
Art Waldner and wife were return
ing passengers Monday from their
outing of over a week to Fargo and
Maple Lake during the hot weather
season.
Mrs. Robillard and Mrs. Kennedy
of Olga, were among those taking the
train here yesterday for a short visit
during the balance Of the week at the
fair in Grand Forks.
Miss Dorothy Hubbard left on
Thursdays train for Fargo and will
make a visit of a week or two at the
home of her grand parents, Attorney
and Mrs. R.. M. Pollock.
Ray Kelly arrived on Thursdays
train last week, called home from
FoXholm, Mont, by a change for the
worse in the condition of his father,
P. H. Kelly, who has been an invalid
for years past.
Alex Heintz and wife are here
from Carson, N. D., making a visit
With the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lee. They expect to re-
( turn to their home in Morton county
after the fair next week.
Miss Alma Bleakley and Miss Jen-
ME Robertson left during the week
for Killarney, Man, where they will
spend a couple of weeks enjoyably at
Lake Killarney, while visiting with
relatives of the Bleakley family.
Sunday the congregation of the
Methodist church held the evening
service in the open air on the lots
east of the church. Considering the
weather condition those attending
were able to appreciate the innovation.
Albert Cavers was among the num-
Der who came down from Hannah to
attend the high degree work conferred
upon a class of candidates for the
Scottish rites work in the Masonic
Temple from Thursday noon to noon
Saturday. "
Miss Helen J.. Sullivan, county
superintendent of schools, makes Off
cial announcement this week of the
holding of the August examination Of
applicants for teachers certificates,
to be held at Munich and in this city
on Thursday and Friday, August 18Th
and 18th.
Wednesday of last week Alsen hac
its first visitation by fire when the
entire inside of the home of Emf
GRADER was Quilted, nothing being lief
but the frame Of the building, a salv.
age saved through the efforts of the
bucket brigade. The loss luckily was
covered by insurance.
F. j. Schwartz and wife of Lang.
don, Frank Fischer and wife of Mt.
Carmel, and Louis Fischer and wife
of Wales, made up an auto party t.
Sanborn, N. D., last week, where
they were invited guests at the farm
home of Mr.. and Mrs.. Geo. Stohr,
the event being the celebration of {
wedding anniversary.
Kenneth, the youngest son of Drug.
gist and Mrs. l.. O'Reilly, former
Langdon residents now at Rolla, N.
D., had the end of the index finger o;
his right hand cut off last Friday even.
ing while playing with the windmill
on H. G. Guenther's lot on mair
street. DR.. Verret dressed the wound.
The bone was not badly injured.
Misses Dorothy Price, Lucille Sulli-
van, Hortense Monroe, Minnie Finerty
and Esther Sanford composed a party
of Langdon young ladies who have
returned to their homes in this city
during the week from a pleasant stay
of several days at the Robert Binnie
farm ten miles east of town, where
they were the guests at a house party,
of which Mrs. Binnie was the hostess.
Ted Hanson, Of the Schulke depart,
ment store, is taking his summer