Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-07-08
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Mrs. Alphonse Forrest, who has
been making visit at the home of
her father, Charles Marcelin of Olga,
came up to Langdon on Sunday and is
spending the week at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Medric Chaput south of
town.
H. Q. Sorenson, who has been
located as grain buyer at Sharon,
N. D., since retiring from the man
agement Of the Langdon Farmers
Elevator Co, is making few days
visit among his old Langdon friends
this week.
Attorney Joseph Cleary arrived in
the city yesterday from Williston to
look after matters that have continued
in litigation here since his removal
from Langdon to the City of Oppor-
tunity. He reports himself, Mrs
Cleary and the family as all thorough
ly satisfied with their new home in
the western part of the state.
Rev. Drew, of Lakota, made his
regular visit to the Episcopal mission
under his charge at Langdon on Mon
day and at the services in the Church
Of Our Saviour in the evening was
greeted by quite fair sized congre
cation, when consideration is given to
the fact that the day was being OBJ
| tho Fo1,rtb Of J,,l1,
H. L. Brink, the representative of
the United States immigration depart
ment at Hannah, had official business
here with the local authorities on
Saturday relative to the crossing from
the Manitoba side Of the line of a
party of aliens whom the Canadian
authorities have had under military
observation since the outbreak of the
war.
Mrs. George Sroh, who has been
, visiting at the home Of her parents,
MIR. and Mrs John Fischer of Mt.
Carmel, left Saturday accompanied by
Mrs. Stroh, ST., for Eckelson, N. D.
Mr=. Dienert and Mrs. Straus, who
have also been making a week visit
with Langdon and Mt. Carmel friends
left the same day returning to their
homes in the vicinity Of Fargo.
Laagdon furnished its quota OF visi-
tors - Nelsoma to celebrate the
Fourth last Saturday. It is certain
that the folks over at Nekoma .hac
nothing to do with the picking out OF
the weather which prevailed and those
who travelled far to take in the cele-
bration felt the need Of their winter
fur coat Nekoma however took good
care Of the crowd who spent the day
there and did their best to make uI
for the chilly deal Of the weather
man
With good weather forecasted by the
Z u. S. weather bureau there is now
t every prospect of an overflow attend
e ance at the farmers club picnic to be
8 held Friday at the Langdon sub.
y station experiment farm. The details
t of the picnic are in the hands of com.
8 petent committees and all of the
eleven farmers clubs organized in the
o county may be looked for at the big
e annual event which is to be held here
f on Saturday of this week.
e We acknowledge the receipt during
: the week from Banker c. B. McMil
$ Ian of Hannah of an article which
u comes from the Percheron Breeding
> Association and gives statistics which
!, show the strong lead that breed o:
II horses has attained in late years will
% those of our Cavalier county farmers
who have gone into raising horses fo
market This article, along will
p other matter, is unavoidably held owe
le until next week. Not so much OWN.
IS to space perhaps as to the fact tha
y the Office force We're celebrating tn
Fourth Of July.