Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-08-24
Safety First. Use Mccormick har-

Safety First. Use Mccormick har-
vesting machinery. M. Liebeler.
Miss Helen Sanford went to Grand
Forks on Friday and is making a visit
there of a week at the home of her
mother.
Leslie McGauvran is now holding
down a job as one of the experts in
the repair shop at the Krein & Heapy
auto garage.
Miss Blanche Green returned on
Fridays train to Milton after spend
ing part of the week with several
of her Langdon friends.
Miss Kathleen Mahoney was an ar
rival Friday from Fargo, where she
has been spending a part of her sum-
mer vacation with friends.
George Lachner was here d couple
of days last week looking after bust.
ness matters returning to his farm in
the vicinity Of Wales on Friday.
Hon. Fred Borusky and wife were
Langdon visitors a couple of days last
week from their home west of Wales
Mrs. Borusky coming here for medical
consultation.
Mrs. ]. F. Sylvester and the child
rem left during the past week for a
visit of a couple of weeks at Morris,
Man., at the home of her brother, DR..
Fred Skinner.
Mrs. Fred w. Mclean came on
Thursdays train from Fargo having
learned of the serious condition of her
father, the late C. Orion, whose
death followed on Monday morning of
this week.
Miss Made Pinkerton, of the
register of deeds office is being visit
ed this week by her sister, who ar
rived in the city on Friday, accom-
panying a party Of friends over here
from Rolla.
S. r. Montague, the veteran sales
man of monuments and cemetery
Communications came to Langdon and
during a stay of a couple of days
placed handsome stones in the two
burial grounds of this city.
Charles Knoche opened a term of
school Monday of last week at Mt.
Carmel. Mr.. Knoche was located in
Oregon some time before coming here
and it is understood will also be choir
master at the Mt. Carmel church.
A brick laying crew of Contractor
Buckingham's arrived Tuesday from
Grand Forks and are now at work on
the new Electric theatre and store
being built on w. F. Winters prop
erty on the west side of Third street.
Art. Waldner, has resigned the
position held for some time past in
the clothing and gents furnishing de-
partment at the Boyd store, leaving
during the week for Walhalla, where
he has had a similar position offered
him.
Rev. F.. j. Hubbard, who with his
family are enjoying a months sum-
mer vacation in the lake district near
Fargo was called to Langdon on Tues
day to officiate at the funeral of the
infant daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Geo.
E. Stromberg.
Mrs. w. R. Opie returned on Fri
days train from Plainview, Mimi,
where she was called by the illness
Of her mother, whose death followed
the day after her arrival at the bed
side. 1t is understood the deceased
was ninety-four years old.
DR.. H. w. F. Law, who since re-
moving from Hannah has been locat-
ed for the practice of his profession
at Grand Forks, is the victim of an
auto thief who last week made an
apparent successful get way with the
Doctors large Studebaker car.
Harold Mausten. who has been
spending most of the school vacation
period with relations in Montana,
returned on Thursday. He was ac-
companied by his sister, Miss Sadie
Mausten, of Glasgow, Mont, who will
visit for a short time at the w. A.
Monroe home.