Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-05-27
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among his host of old Langdon friends
on Monday.
P. j. Antony, the Munich banker
and booster of intensified farming,
was here last Friday in his big auto.
Cabbage, tomato and celery plants
in a great variety at SO and rs cents
per hundred. S. F. Mercer, Larimore,
N. D. 43-44
Chief of Police Jas. Reid is this
week making the final call in his
roundup of poll and dog tax delin-
quents.
Robert McAllan was a visitor of A.
M. Thorson and wife while here from
Park River a day or two of last week
attending to business matters
Yves Mahon, who has spent the
past week looking after his Cavalier
county interests, took Saturdays
train returning to his home at Fargo.
Contractor Frank Jhanke and his
crew of carpenters went north to
Wales on Mondays train, where they
have a job building a house for DR..
Donovan.
Mrs. D. w. Barker was a return
ing passenger last Friday from Round
up, Mont, where she has been visit
ing for several weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Koerner.
DR.. Reisland and wife were depart
ing passengers yesterday for Park
River after the doctor having made a
stay of several days here at the U. C.
T. hotel as an eye specialist.
Miss Jennie Currie is making a
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank F. Ross at Calvin this week
prior to her leaving for her home on
the Pacific coast at Orange, Calf.
Osnabrock's ball tossers went up
the line to Wales and played a game
of ball or Sunday and had the salts
faction of taking back home with
them the big end of a score of 10 to 8.
Messrs. Richard and Albert Bellin
Of Hankinson, N. D., and Misses
Lorraine and Ellenora Koehmstedt
made up an auto party from Langdon
which spent Sunday with friends over
at Neche.
Mrs. McHugh has been quite i'll and
under the doctors care with an attack
of pleurisy since the early part of
last week. Since yesterday morning
the condition of the patient is report
ed as being somewhat improved.
Dan Porter and wife, accompanied
by Miss Lulu Reid, composed an auto
party from Calvin who made a short
stay in the city on Saturday at the
Dan F. Mcdonald home enroute tc
Beaulieu, where they made a visit
with friends.
Earl McGruer was an arrival yes.
terday, returning from a three weeks
visit to Madison, where he has beer
visiting during the wind up of the
years work with his brother, John,
who is attending the University Of
Wisconsin.
Ed. j. Donovan and j. B. Hallorar
came over from Mowbray on Friday
afternoon and Joined the Langdon auto
y party which made the run to Crane
Forks, to witness the finals at the
state track meet, in which Langdol
I had a number of contestants.
J Angus Mcpherson completed hi!
contract in remodeling the new quar-
tiers of the Schefter Clothing House il
the First National Bank block thi!
week leaving Tuesday for Fargo
, where he expects to be kept busy il
= the building line during the hummer
Jas. Mirehouse was among tn
arrivals on Saturdays train from tn
south returning from a visit to his oil,
v home at Wingham, Ont, where h
was called by the death of a sister
2 His mother who has reached quite al
n advanced age is also quite %seriousl,
8 i'll.
d William A. Pease, who has charg,
h of the collections of the Internationa
Harvester Co. in this county, making
Langdon his headquarters, went t.
e Fargo on Tuesdays train to spend tn
r balance of the week with his family
who expect to remove to Langdol
s after the close of the school term.
e Manager Jas. Gordon, of the Lang
n don branch of the Independent Har
o vester Co., adds a final word to hi
display advertisement this week ask
ing farmers of this vicinity when il
town to call and see the Independent
f corn cultivator, which they are selling
this spring at the low price of $22. SO
t j.. P. BOSNIAN of Mt. Carmel, tool
t Tuesdays train south in the afternoo.
r for Milwaukee, where he will visi