Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-08-20


Mr.. R. F. Booth, father of Mrs.
w. A. Bolton, still continues to be
in very poor health.
Mrs. DR.. T. Smith went to Milton
for a visit over Sunday at the home
of her parents, Banker and Mrs. B.
Prom.
Ed. Butchart has gone to Munich,
where he takes a position through the
fall rush of work at the Munich meat
market.
Rev. w. Ewart-D Dudley was here
by auto a day or two during the week
from Lakota, a visitor during his stay
at the Liebeler home.
Car of apples, crab apples and
pears on track this week. Very low
prices. Boyd's Department Store.
Fred Kennedy is the artist who has
in hand the job of ornamenting the
outside of the Columbia Hotel, which
is being treated to a new coat OF
paint this week.
Jas. Balfour, one of Langdon's ear
ly day residents, who now has extern
sive business and farming interests al
Hannah, was here Tuesday for a short
time between trains.
A. l. Wesley has been here since
Saturday looking after the closing w
Of his business affairs before the fna
departure of himself and family fol-
their new home at Grafton.
Clarence A. Hale, prominent in the
real estate and insurance circles a
Grand Forks, was here Friday t.
assist in the adjusting of hail losse.
in different parts of this county.
Two sisters Of John Robertson, the
, Hannah contractor and builder, were
in the city Friday and Saturday, go
ing north by auto Saturday to the
home of their brother in the enc
town.
Mrs. Weaver AID little daughter,
who have been visiting three or foul
weeks at the ALERT home with Mrs.
Vivian Ridlington, took Fridays trail
returning to their home at Edgeley,
l this state.
A. B. Brandt, the Hampden bank
er, accompanied by Mrs. Brandt an
w. E. Pickley, autoed over to Lang
don on Friday, making a round o
l visits with friends here during tn,
afternoon.
= Mrs. Baker, ST., of Devils Lake
mother of Mrs. M. l.. Sullivan, i
reported as showing a very satisfac
tory gain in the recovery of he
! health and strength since the strok
! of paralysis with which she wa
seized a few months ago.
p. j.. Antony the Munich .banke
was over to the county seat Frida
accompanied by Mrs. Antony, return
ing they were accompanied by N. D
Dixon and wife who have been enjoy
ing a weeks visit at the home of Mr.
Dixon's parents at Hannah.
Merchant A. Schulke, accompanie
by Mrs. Schulke and their son, Her
bert, were returning passengers Tues
! day from a visit in the lake district Q
: Minnesota, where the family spent a
enjoyable time while Mr.. Schulk
was east on a stock buying trip.
Hon. John Baldson, one of tn
republican legislative nominees in thi
part of the county, was in tow
Saturday from the farm near Osna
brock. Just at present John is Civ
ing harvest and threshing the RICH
of way over his political aspirations.
A. Radford, a resident of Yves
Hope township, who has farmed for
number of years north of Stilwell, lei
last week for Niece, Sask., with hi
3 family. MI. Radford homesteaded i
that section Of Saskatchewan som
months ago and is now moving OF
with his family to locate.
Misses Kathryne Jordan and Mani
= Bisenius, who have been taking tn
summer course for teachers at tn
state normal school in Mayville, N
D., returned last Friday to their home
east of town. They are starting q
once to teach eight month terms c
school in the immediate neighborhoo
where they live.
VIM. Ingles and wife autoed u
from their Pembina county home i
the Tyne settlement last Saturda
and have been enjoying a stay c
several days with friends here i
Langdon and through the western PAL
of the county. Saturday evenin
they were the guests of honor at
reunion held at the Alex. McLea
farm home north of town, compose
of residents of this section of tn
county who claim Brussels, Ont, a
their old homo