Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-09-16

Miss Lorraine koehmstedt spent a
few days the fore part of the week
visiting with friends over at Neche.
Lost. On Saturday, September II,
1915, near Clyde, or between Clyde
and Langdon, two auto tires, 35x4,
one on rim. Finder please notify, c.
E. Johnston, Langdon, will give re-
ward to finder.
M. J. O'Brien has been holding a
position with the Citizens State Bank
since the extra rush of fall business
set III, taking up the work of Olaf
Stoke, who is making a visit at his
home in the southern part of the state.
Mrs. VIM. Brillon of Olga has been
a patient at the Langdon hospital
since the middle of last week, expect
ing during a short stay here under
medical treatment to receive perma-
nent benefit for rheumatic affiiction
of long standing.
Finley Ramage, who has been max
ing the auto run between Langdon and
Walhalla as United States mail car
rier, for his father, j. F. Ramage,
who has the government contract, has
quit the job and this week re-enters
the Langdon high school,
Thos. Sheehan was an arrival Sat-
urday from Bismarck and during
short stay while looking after the
threshing on his farms south of town
is guest at the home Of his brother,
Cashier John Sheehan, of the Cavalier
County National Bank.
H. E. Close returned on Tuesday
from weeks trip to St. Paul, where
he divided his time between taking in
the sights at the state fair and select.
ing fine line of goods for the holiday
trade at the H. E. Close & Co. drug
store.
Cyril Radford is now in charge of
the wood yard of the Langdon WOOD
and Transfer Line, taking the position
which John Robertson held for up
wards a year past and up to the time
of his leaving this week for James
town, where he attends school for 8
year.
Miss Dorothy Price daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. w. Price, will
leave tomorrow returning to Fargo
where she has been taking q course il
science and domestic arts at the state
agricultural college, since her gradua.
tion from the city high school couple
of years ago.
John Lindsay, who has been making
a visit of a month here with the fam
lily of his son, John Lindsay, bid gooc
bye to his many old Langdon friends
Saturday, returning to his home ir
Texas, where he has lived the greater
part Of the time since leaving this
county.
Druggist C. A. Spellman was {
passenger Saturday to Fargo, where
Mrs. Spellman is visiting friends.
Before returning he is making a trif
to the Twin Cities for the purpose OF
making an early selection of stock fo,
the Langdon trade in holiday goods at
the Spellman drug store
j. w. Stevenson, who has beer
making a visit of couple Of weeks
during his vacation at the home of his
, uncle, William Stevenson in this city,
. left on Saturdays train for his home
, in Chicago, where for some years past
| he has held good position in the
head office of the Illinois Central rail.
way company.
, Mrs Kinsell and son, Leonard, who
: have been making a visit of part OF
the summer at the home of Mrs. c.
E. Johnston, daughter of Mrs. Kin.
sell, left on yesterdays Afternoon
train for their home in Minneapolis.
MIR. Leonard Kinsell who is taking {
course in chemistry at the University
, of Minnesota re-enters that institution
| this fall to take up his fourth year o:
work.