Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-04-06

Jos. Heille, manager of the Wales
Cooperative elevator, was here Fri
day transacting business.
If you want the best drill on the
market you will buy a Fuller & John
son.. For sale by M. Liebeler. adv
M. O.. Strom was looking after
business and visiting with friends in
Osnabrock a day or two the end of
last week.
Mrs. C. A. Spellman took Tuesdays
train for a weeks visit with friends
in Fargo and at the home of her sister
in Casselton.
Miss Connie Hunter left on Tues.
day, returning to Macallister college,
in Minneapolis, after a week here
with her parents between terms.
Mrs. H. w. F. Law took the train
from here Monday returning to her
home in Grand Forks after making a
weeks visit with friends here and at
Hannah.
Attorney Geo. M. Price left on
Tuesdays train for Bismarck, where
he is looking after cases he has APP
pealed for decision to the state
supreme court.
Frank Delling and wife were WISH
tors with Langdon friends while here
a couple of days the early part of the
week from Milton looking after bust
ness matters.
r. Suffer, the carpenter and build
ing contractor, has this spring opened
a work shop in the old ironclad build
ing east of the Schoenbechler black
smith shop.
Mrs. Jennie Moran, who numbered
among the large party of Langdon
ladies who went to the Forks to hear
the New York symphony orchestra,
returned home Friday.
Mis- Leah Bone, who is taking a
three year course in nursing at Hill
crest hospital in Minneapolis, arrived
in the city OF Mondays train and will
make a visit of two weeks here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. J.. Bone.
Joseph De Forge, a resident of the
eastern side of this county in the
early pioneer days and for upwards
of twenty years a resident of Bath.
gate, was a visitor here last week a
day or two, looking after a farm he
owns near Osnabrock.
B. E. Groom took Mondays train
to Rugby, where the North Dakota
county fair association holds a meet
ing of its executive committee this
week to lay plans for the fairs to be
held this fall by counties over the
northern part of the state.
Why suffer pain and possibly per-
manent impairment of vision when a
pair of co]ored glasses will give you
absolute protection against glare that
you will meet with as soon as you step
outside your door for the next month.
A.. 0. Void, O~ptometrist.
Mrs. Mcdonald, who since the
death Of her husband some three years
ago, has been making her home with
her daughter, Mrs. Mcpherson, in
Fargo, was an arrival Friday for a
visit with Langdon and Harvey friends
and to look after her farming in
terests north of town.
Miss Minnie May, the surviving
sister of the late Fleming May, was
here from the old family home in
Walhalla to attend the funeral of her
brother, whose death Saturday in
Langdon came with such a suddenness
after his visit with her at Walhalla
the early part of last week.
Henry Hytson was an arrival last
Friday from his two months vacation
trip west over the Pacific coast
country and has again taken up his
work as cashier and ticket agent at
the Ct Northern depot along with
Agent Bolton. "Joe' Week, who
has been holding down the key as
operator and selling tickets during
his absence, is back again at the old
Job as baggage smasher.
Heapy & Krein, who this spring
have onened a parape and a1+o ropo;r