Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-05-31

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E. Docksteader is building an auto
garage at the rear of his residence
property on Fourth street.
M. j. O'Brien was among those
from Langdon visiting a couple of
DAYS the first of the week in Grand
Forks.
Mrs. Stull and daughter, Miss Hes
ter Stull, are visitors from Cavalier
spending the week at the John W.
Scott home.
John j. Boyd was here Sunday from
Milton spending the day with Mrs.
Boyd and the children at the family
home on Seventh street.
The third annual sale which opened
last week at the Red Front Variety
Store of E. C. Pitheon & Co., con.
tinues through the first week of June.
An additional improvement being
added to the Court House block this
week is the removal of the fence and
the grading up and %re-seeding of the
lawn.
"Chub' Greene left Friday return
ing to his home at Red Lake Falls
after making a visit here with his sis.
ter, Mrs. Philip Underwood, and
other Langdon relatives.
If you have eye trouble and are
looking for genuine service. go to the
man who can show qualifications and
whose work has proven satisfactory.
DR.. A. O. Void. 45.47
Miss Hester Sparkling was among
the arrivals of Saturday coming home
from the state university at Grand
Forks for a visit of a week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sparkling.
Attorney W. j. Burke, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Burke and the family
autoed over from Bathgate and spen,
Sunday here visiting at the R. 7.
Burke and Mrs. Jennie Moran homes.
j.. D. Milne. Attorney Geo. M.
Price and John B. Halloran made up
a trio of Langdonites who were in
Grand Forks a couple of days last
week giving business matters atten-
ton.
Mrs. R. O.. Miller and the children
were among the arrivals on Saturdays
passenger, returning home from a two
months visit with several relatives
and old friends of the family at points
in Nebraska.
Rockwell G. Syres, president of
the Farmers Trust Co., of Chicago, is
here spending the week looking after
his extensive farm land holdings in
this county. He arrived in the city
Monday from Grand Forks.
Manager Thos. Finerty states that
alterations and new machinery are
making the needed changes in the
plant of the Langdon Light and Heat
Co. as rapidly as possible in readiness
for the giving of patrons an all day
current beginning July LIST.
W. N. Wright, n of the old pic:
neers of Fremont township and a lead
ing stock breeder of the northeastern
part of the county, was a guest a
the Elmer johnson home while spend
ing a day OF two %transacting bushes:
at the county seat last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Horgan had as
Sunday visitors at their home in this
city the formers two brothers, on. P.
j. and Ted Morgan of Neche, and {
nephew, Frank Horgan, from Duluth.
The party autoed over here from
Neche, returning the same evening.
VIM. Stranger, of MCLAUGHLIN &
Stranger, accompanied by Messrs.
Joseph F. Schneider, w. A. Monroe
and M. j. O'Brien were passenger
Monday to Grand Forks, on the return
trip they brought with them more
Buick cars for the supply of the loca
trade.
DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Mcqueen ant
Rev. and Mrs. F. j. Hubbard wer'
numbered among those from Langdo,
who autoed to Pembina and were Wis
itors in that town during the session
Of the district federation of womasn'
clubs at the home of DR.. and Mrs j.
F. Mcqueen.
Mrs. M. Weir. who has been max
ing a months visit here at the hom'
of the j. B. Radford family, left Sat
urday returning to her home at 'Daw
son, Mimi. Her daughter.in-law
Mrs. A. ]. Weir, who accompanie
her here, remains for a stay during
the summer with her parents, tn
Radfords.
DR.. Judd H. Kirkham took Nor
days train for Bismarck, where HI
takes the examination for enlistmen
in tho odica1 reaervo corns He in