Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-11-22

Have you seen the White Electric
Sewing Machines at A. O. Void Co.
If not it is worth your while doing 30.
Talk with T. E. Burke, district
agent for the reliable Union Central
Life Insurance Company. of Cincin-
natti, Ohio.
Fred Baldwin was a returning pas
senger Friday from a sight seeing
trip of a week to the Twin Cities.
DR.. A. H. Backes and William Dew
were Wales visitors here on Tuesday
for a short time.
Miss Lucille Sullivan has been
spending the week at the Mowbray
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E Halloran.
Mrs. Les. Foy returned yesterday
from Grand Forks, where she has
been spending some time visiting at
the home of her daughter.
Cashier j. H. Balm, of the First
National Bank, spent a couple of
days the early part of the week in
Grand Forks on business.
Alvin Orton took yesterdays after :.
noon for a visit with friends in Fargo
and the home of his sister, Mrs. F.
w. Mclean in the Twin Cities.
Mrs. Bell, Sr., was a returning pas
seger on Fridays train from a visit of
a week at the Rush Lake farm home
of her son, William Bell.
Albert Drury and "Happy' Horgan,
two Of Langdon, boys who are from
home in their country's service are
expected home for a short furlough
during the approaching holiday sea-
son. Since their enlistment in the
U. S. Marine corps they have been
stationed at Paris Island, S. C, but
are now expecting to be assigned to
one or anuther of the big battleships
of the LAY
A. Schulke and family have during
the week moved into a suite of rooms
on the second floor Of the Schulke
block which they will occupy until
their departure after the first of the
year to their new home in Minnesota.
Around Langdon and in fact a
points nearly all over the county visit:
are being eaJoyed by the home folks
from soldier boys, who are here fol
a five days fur]cugh from Camp Dodge.
Complete cirkut picture of Com
pany E, forty inches long. Fol-
sale at the Orie studio.
Your Oh istmas box to the soldie,
is not complete without your photo.
graph. The Opie Studio.
Munich's patriotism is again as,
sorting itself. Volunteer speakers,
! known as "Four Minute Men, hav,
: organized and as occasion present:
. itself will address public gathering!
with short four minute talks on gov
eminent topics and national issues OF
8 the day. The committee of worker:
is under the direction of Editor Nor
ris Nelson of the Munich Herald
/: St. A%lphonsus court G. O. F., ane
!: St Mary's court, W. C. O. F., he'll
(: a joint banquet, social session ano
!: dance in their hall at the Auditorium
!: last evening The party of the Catholi
/: Foresters of this parish is a big annua
/: event, which of late years has grown
considerably in popularity and Their
was a record breaking attendance a
' its of last evening.
f The vanguard of the party to arriv'
was August Kuball, who went mort
Saturday to his home at Wales. TIL
train that went north Sunday brough
: a half dozen more and it is stated tina
e upwards five thousand men from CAM
Dodge are now at their homes in thi,
state, Minnesota and other points o
the Northwest on a short furlough.
I DR.. A. 0. Void has been fttin
glasses in Cavalier county for tn
past eigh teen years, and he is doin
, more work now than ever. Their
must be a reason. If you do no
know, others have found out upon in
0 vestigation that he possesses better
n qualifications than anyone else in the
: state, he having licenses in fv
. states.
Under the new time card of the Ct
Northern passenger service, whic
q went into effect on, Monday the sout
bound passenger leaves here at 1878
. p. m.,. and the norht bound trai
arrives at 1877. When running o.
o time these two trains are scheduled t
pass each other at Osnabrock. Tw'
trains and two crews are necessar!
to put the new arrangement in opera
ton on this branch, with a prospect Q
its being continued until spring.
Tomorrow. FRIDAY. the 22rd inst.