Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-08-27

Preserve your eggs in water glass,
for sale by Spellman.
Mrs. j. P. Tembreull returned Fri
day from a visit at the home of her
brother heal Aneta, ND.
The wife of Robert Hannah is re-
covering from an operation for appen-
dicitis in the hospital at the end town.
John Weber, assistant cashier at
the Cavalier Co. National Bank, re-
turned during the week from a vaca-
ton visit to Fargo.
Wanted-Position by a widow and
a little boy. Housekeeping for wild
over bachelor perferred. For par
~ticulars address this office.
Mrs. ]. j. Robson was a returning
passenger Friday from a visit of part
of the week with friends in Grand
Forks.
Dwelling house for sale of rent.
At T. E. Burke Insurance Agency
Phone No. Fl, Boyd Block.
Mrs. A. j. Camden, who was a
guest at the M. j. Horgan home dur
ing a two weeks visit in Langdon,
left Friday returning to her home at
Neche.
Miss Mary Robertson left Friday
for Minneapolis, where this fall she
commences a two year course at Hill
crest hospital training as a profess
sional nurse.
Miss Clara Koehmstedt returned
Friday to her home at Mimic after a
weeks visit with her brother here and
at the home of her sister, Mrs. E.
Hankey, of Clyde.
John Holloran, returned Tuesday
from a two weeks trip to the Twin
Cities looking after matters in con-
%nection with the E. l. Donovan inter
ests at MoWbray.
D. H. Mcmillan is here from the
twin cities and will make a stay
through part of the fall season looking
after his farm interests here and else
where over the county.
Miss Dorothy Hubbard returned yes
terday from Fargo where she has
been visiting during the school vaca-
ton at the home of her grand parents
Attorney and Mrs. r. M. Pollock.
L. F. Brill, general agent of the
Jewell Nursery Co., at Lake City,
MINI, is here this week, having been
covering a territory through north
eastern Montana since his visit during
the summer
Frank Kyncl spent part of the
week here from Mimic visiting at the
home of his brother, Jan Kyncl, while
looking after threshing the crop on a
farm he owns in this county between
Dresden and Wales.
Mrs. M. ]. Horgan left Saturday
for Chicago, where she attends as 9
delegate of St. Mary's court the high
court meeting Of the Womans Catholic
Order of Foresters. Before returning
Mrs. Horgan will spend some time
east visiting with friends and rela-
tives.
:. Sheriff Kelland and States Attorney
Crimson autoed to Munich Saturday
to investigate a complaint that dele
gates of the l. w. w. were active
there and at other towns on the Sarles
branch attempting to create dissatis.
faction among harvest and threshel
workers who are working at the wage
of So and So. SO per day.
H. Mcpherson arrived Monday from
St. John, N. D., by auto, making the
last part of the tripsthrough a driving
rain. Weather conditions delayed his
anticipated return, but Harry manag.
ed to spend the time quite pleasantly
with his many old friends. He was
a guest at the A. M. Thorson home
during his enforced stay.
+ The Crystal City, (Man.) Courie,
reports hundreds of volunteers to the
Canadian militia have been enlisted
throughout the province of Manitoba
since the issuance of the call about
ten days ago. Morden is stated te
have mustered a hundred young mer
for the service and proportionate large
numbers have enlisted in Crysta
City, Pilot Mound and other towns
through the southern part of Mani,
toba.
]. H. Stauff superintendent of the
city schools, accompanied by Mrs.
Stauff and the family, returned Mon
day. The family have been spending
most of the vacation period since
leaving Langdon at their former home
in Milwo11Loo opI o+hor poip+c ir