Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-09-14
Additional Local items

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ton sale bills.
On Tuesday afternoon of next week
the Langdon Womans, Club will hold
its regular %fortnightly meeting at the
home of Mrs. D. C. Mcdonald.
Threshing machines operated in the
immediate vicinity of Langdon expect
to shut down about the middle of the
coming week if weather conditions
continue favorable.
Mrs. Alex E. Borho was in the city
on Saturday from Nekoma, remaining
over Sunday for a visit with Langdon
friends and her parents, Mr.. and.
Mrs. S. l. Koehmstedt, of Mt.
Carmel.
Nels Melklid, jeweler with the A.
0. Void Co.. returned on yesterdays
noon train from a stay of most of the
week in the Twin Cities, where he
took in the sights at the Minnesota
state fair.
Miss Verna Welsh, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Welsh of
Harvey, left yesterday for Devils
Lake, where she re-enters the state
school for the deaf, She has been a
student there for the past three
years.
Editor L. L. George OF the Banner
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Monday south bound train returning
home from a short visit during the
opening Of the hunting season with
his son, c. l.. George, the publisher
of the Sarles Advocate.
Banker Thos. Cregan of Olga was
in the city Tuesday accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. kaene, of Mon
treal, who have been MAKING a visit
of a couple of weeks at Olga, with
Mrs. Kaene's brothers, Messrs. Thos.
and Jas. Cregan and other relatives
and acquaintances in that section of
the county.
e. L. Webb, who since moving to
this county about a year ago has been
farming near Wales, was here Tues
day t%ransacting business. His farm
adjoins that owned by Mr.. Lachner,
and the threshing crew working for
him at the time were the means of
preventing the fire from causing a
greater destruction of property.
Mrs. Lawrence Koehmstedt, of
Mimic, and daughter, Mrs. Moran,
the latter residing in Alberta we're
arrivals on Saturday and after a short
visit at the A. l.. Koehmstedt home
in this city autoed to Clyde for a
short stay at the home Of MIR. and
Mrs. Emile Hanggie, the latter being
a daughter of Mrs. Koehmstedt.
Mrs. Frank j. Stable and daugh-
tiers, Misses Constance and Celestine
were passengers yesterday for Brock
EFT, N. D., where they will visit for
some little time with relatives Of the
family. Miss Celestine Stable goes
from Brockett to the state normal at
Mayville at the opening of the fall
term the latter part of the month
Fred w. Mclean came up from
Fargo on Fridays train for a few
days hunt with Langdon friends dur
ing the opening of the chicken season.
Locally there appears to be an i'm
mense amount of satisfaction in the
action of the state democratic COM
mittee in naming Mr.. Mclean as it's
chairman and campaign manager.
j.. E. McNeill from Meacham,
Sask., was registered Tuesday at the
U. C. T. hotel. Mr.. Mcneil is here
to look after the McNeill farming in
%terests in this county neal Olga and
to settle up the probating of the
estate of his father, ]. T. McNeill,
a pioneer settler here who died at the
home of his son at Meacham, Sask.,
about two months ago.
Rev. Oliver R. johnson, of Sharon,
N. D., who occupied the pulpit of
Pastor Hubbard at both services held
at the Presbyterian church last Sun
day, during a stay over of the early
part of the week secured substantial
contributions to the endowment fund
of the Jamestown college from q num-
Der of the people of Langdon and
vicinity.