Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-09-07
Additional Local Items

-OoOs VIII
DR.. Della P. Jameson was an Os.
nabrock visitor in Langdon yesterday.
Herman Poir, a pioneer resident
and we'll known business man at o.
nabrock. was here yesterday between
trains transacting business.
Mrs. John j. Boyd and tie children
took yesterdays afternoon train to
Osnabrock for a few days visit with
Mrs. Jno. S. Gogin at the Nora Farm
William Plummer left ls'during the
week by auto for his farm on the
Minnesota side of the Red river, ex-
p%ecting to spend some time looking
after the threshing and marketing of
his crop.
j. B. Boyd was a returning pas
senger to the city or Thursday from a
stay of a couple weeks in Minneapo-
lis attending to business matters and
watching the fluctuations in the grain
market.
j. c. Hurley, C. R. Lee and Miss
es Pearson and Horning composed an
auto party of Walhalla young people
who were guests on Sunday at the u.
c. T. hotel of Landlord and Mrs. T..
B. Hankey.
Valentine Koehmstedt tells the
Journal that he threshed this week on
his farm near Grafton a field of SIS
acres of oats that yielded 60 bushels
to the acre. His wheat averaged
eleven bushels-Minto Journal.
The agency of Ford cars for the
towns of Munich, Alsen, Gallo, Clyde
and surrounding territory. through
the southwestern part of the county,
has recently been transferred to the
Auto and Machine Co., at Munich.
Miss Laura Alpstag and Miss Jessie
Milne were departing passengers Sat.
urday for Grand Forks, where the
former re-enters the state university
and the latter is taking a business
course in the Grand Forks commercial
college.
Misses Marie Kellner and Maude
Pinkerton and Jim Hamilton, of Ian.
gdon, were callers at the Glaholt
home Friday IN their way home from
Minot, where they had taken DR..
Hughes to see a brother who is i'll.
-Fairdale Times.
H. l.. Brink, the U. S. immigra-
ton agent located on the boundary
line at Hannah, was in the city Fri.
day to confer with authorities here
regarding aliens who recently escaped
from a detention camp in Manitoba
and crossed the line into this county.
A marriage license was issued Sat.
urday u of the county court by
Judge F. w. Bleakley to Gerhard
Ulbassen and Miss Julia Gutterud,
both residing in the vicinity of I'm
ion. The ceremony uniting the cou.
pie took place there the following
day.
H. .. ALERT went on MONDAYS
train to Bismarck where a meeting of
state committeeman of the democratic
party will be in session several DAYS
during the week. The preliminaries
of the fall campaign will be gone
over and it is one of the sure things
that Mr.. ALERT will see that Cavalier
county is given its proper amount of
prominence on the political map.
Misses Allie and Agnes Dickson,
who have been spending the past two
months visiting at Vancouver, Wal.
lace, Seattle and other western points,
returned on Tuesday, accompanied by
their cousin, Miss Jessie Black, who
will spend the winter here. Misses
Dickson had a delightful trip. Miss
Allie Dickson is engaged to teach
English in our high school the coming
ear.-Dickinson Press.
DR.. E. j. Hughes, partner of DR..
Tom Smith in the dental firm of
Smith & Hughes, returned Sunday
from a visit of part of last week at
Mimic with his brother, Arnold Hugh
es, who recently underwent an opera
ton at the Mayo hospital, in Roches-
ter, MINI. for an internal n
The patient has an acquaintance with
Langdon people who will be gratified
to learn that hopes are now entertain
ed for his permanent recovery.
RAID MADE ON I. w. w. CAMPS
The services of Sheriff Kelland
were in demand at Munich, Alsen and