Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-11-23
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Talk with T. E. Burke, Schulz
Block. First door upstairs. Phone 2
The Moscow township orchestra
the successor to the Moscow Waterlo
band.
The Calvin flats have been utilize
as a skating pond by the young pee
pie of that town since freezing up.
Miss Constance Hunter was a wee.
end visitor from her school at Inkste
at the home of her parents in thi
city.
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John l.. Schwartz, since the frs,
of the week has been filling a position
with 3. c. Dedrick at the corner
hardware store.
Manager l.. c. Strauss of the
branch yard of the Cavalier County
Lumber Co., at Easily was a business
caller here on Monday.
The birth of twin boys to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Brown, of Clyde. is an
event that is recorded as having oc-
Cured Friday of last week.
The pulpit of the Presbyterian
church at Hannah has been vacant
since the removal of the pastor, Rev.
w. II. Kelley, to Buffalo, N. Y.
B. e. Groom returned Saturday
from a stay of part of the week at
talrdale, where he was busy closing
up farming operations for the season.
John Gronau, with the Cavalier
County Lumber Co., at Wales, has
been helping Manager Miller handle
business in the companv's Langdon
yard this week.
The Munich Auto Il Machine Co.
an aggregate sale of twenty-six
cars for the season 1916. The makes
of cars sold include Overlands, Stude.
bakers and Fords.
Simon Schefter vas at Milton the
early part of the week for a couple of
days looking after the details of the
wind-up of a big sale at his branch
during the past week.
Jas. Hall left Monday returning to
his home at Grafton after a visit of
several days here with his mother,
Mrs. Mary Hall, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. j.. H. Harlan.
William Campbell, reputed as being
one of the most wealthy farmers in
the northwestern part of the county,
was a visitor here a couple of DAYS
the first of the week on business.
On Friday and Saturday of last
week Chas. Chisholm had an auction
sale of the remnants of his stock of
general merchandise. A]uctioneers
Wienecke and Laing were in charge
of the sale.
Miss Frances Mahon returned to
her home in this city on Monday from
a week end visit at Grand Forks
with her sister, Miss Ruth, who ia
attending the University of North
Dakota this year.
Jas. Austin and Neil Shaw were
north bound passengers yesterday,
returning from the Twin Cities, to
which place they accompanied a ship
ment Of two cars of live stock on
Saturdays stock train.
States Attorney Crimson had as
visitors from Milton on Monday, his
brother, Barney Crimson and P.
Thorfinson. The latter has extensive
farming interests in the southwestern
part of the county near Munich.
The real estate firm of Harlan &,
Byheld had a party of prospective
land buyers here during the forepart
of the week from Minnesota. 1t is re-
ported that deals we're closed with
TWO of the parties before leaving yes
terday.
Joseph Bottrell, one of the old
time readers of the Democrat in the
Mazda settlement was a caller Tuesday
He IS contemplating spending part of
the winter in Montana, where mem
bers of the Bottrel family have farm
ing inerests.
The ladies of the Methodist church
at Harvey Center ask that announce
ment be made that a box social and
bazaar will be held in the basement of
the church on Friday evening, Deem
Der 9Th. Further announcement will
be made as to details next week.
DR.. J. P. SCHWINGHAMFR +: