Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-06-18

Miss Connie Hunter spent part of last
week at Calvin visiting with her friend
Miss Grace O'Neale.
Preserve your complexion by using
Nyall's cold cream, for sale at Spellman's
drug store.
Geo. Diebel was here Monday from
Milton having business before the board
Of county commissioners.
Unlimited money to loan on first mort
cages, liberal amounts and lowest rates.
Joseph Power, Langdon, N. d.
VIM. Gardner, the Clyde hotelman,
was the purchaser of a Maxwell touring
car of MCLAUGHLIN & Stranger while
over here Friday on a business trip.
B. r. Click is here from his home in
Illinois for a visit during part of the
summer with his daughter Mrs, Harry
E. Price and many old Langdon friends.
Goodrich tires wear the longest and
are the best known to the automobile
trade. They are sold IN Langdon by
MCLAUGHLIN & Stranger.
Tom Lindsay returned on Saturdays
passenger from Collegeville, Mimi, where
he enrolled as a Langdon student at the
student at the St. Johns college last
spring.
Stuart Work is among the Langdon
students to arrive during the week to
enjoy the summer vacation. He is at
tending the Dakota business college at
Fargo for a year past.
Leander Lockhart who farms over
Iona way, where the June rains have
have been quite generous gave glowing
reports of the crop outlook in that Sec
ton while in town last Friday.
E. j, Fox and sons, Charlie and
Lawrence, left Saturday for Mohall, N.
D where the two boys will spend most
of the summer vacation at the farm
home of their aunt, Mrs. J. r, Power.
Mrs. j. L. Conmy, who has recently
returned to the Forks from an all win
ter stay in California, is here making &
visit at the home of her father, S. E.
D~esrosier, whose farm is south OF town,
Miss Viola Alpstag left Monday for
Grand Forks where she will spend the
week with friends and attend the we'd
ding OF her friend, Miss Edna Elizabeth
Brooks, which occurred yesterday fore
noon,
Frank Greene, ST., left Monday for a
trip of a couple of weeks through the
pine regions of Northern Minnesota, and
hopes to pick out claims for his boys
who expect to make homestead filings on
government timber lands that are being
opened up for settlement in the Cass
Lake and Bemidji country.
Joseph Hamann, who has been in poor
health and quite a sufferer since the
operation he underwent about q year
ago In Winnipeg, vas taken to Grand
Forks by DR.. Semple on Tuesday where
he will remain sometime while being
treated at st. Michael's hospital. The
operation which he expects to undergo
there it is hoped will result in Mr.. Ha-
MAINS return home fully restored to
his former health and strength.
The death occurred on May q, of Mrs
Armstrong at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Ed. Brown. The home of the
Brown family since leaving Langdon a
few years ago haylng been IN the Prince
Rupert country of the Canadian north
west. Both the deceased and her daugh-
ter are we'll known in Osnabrock, Milton
and Sarles, as we'll as here in Langdon,
where Mr.. Brown conducted the city
bakery for some time.
In the double header at Clyde last
Sunday, when the ball team of that
town crossed bats with the county seat
aggregation there was nothing for Lang
don to bring home but a story of what
might have been, In the afternoon
Langdon was gracefully rendered and
failed to decline a shut out IN which the
score was 3 to 0. In the evening Clyde
won another victory, which however
Langdon did not give up without a
struggle, the score when the game ended
being 5 to 3. Over a hundred Langdon
"rooters" enjoyed the auto ride to Clyde
Hon. Fred Borusky. democratic candi-
date for reelection to the state legirla-
ture from this county made institute
week the occasion of a visit among his
many Langdon friends. and incidentally
enjoyed enrolling his name along
with those of the attending teachers.
Mr.. Borusky has figured among the ac-
tive educators of Cavalier county for the
past quarter of a century as a teacher,
school officer and legislator and would
as soon think of going to bed without
his supper as allowing the enrolment
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