Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-07-19
: Local Happenings 8
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Do your "bit'' at the fair by pat
ronizing the Red Cross dairy lunch.
When you get hungry at the fair
fll-up at the Red Cross dairy lunch.
Eight experienced girls wanted at
POLES Place during fair week. APP
ply at once.
Mrs. Marion Kessler was a return
ing passenger Monday from a visit of
few days with Milton friends.
DR.. E. 1. Donovan was in Grand
Forks attending to business matters a
couple of days the early part of the
week.
Miss Anna Wild returned Thursday
to Hannah having visited during the
week with Langdon and Nekoma
friends.
Herman Dohman is among those
from Langdon who are taking in the
sights at the state fair in Grand Forks
this week.
Mrs. John J. Boyd and the children
left Saturday returning to their home
at Milton after a stay of several days
among Langdon friends during which
they were guests at the Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Stevenson home.
The j. F. Ramage garage on Tues
day unloaded two carload shipments
of automobiles. The new cars are of
the Ford and Chevrolet makes and are
being set up for immediate delivery.
Rev. Father Perius, who has been
spending some time visiting a number
of relatives and friends of the family
at Dresden and Mt. Carmel, left on
Fridays train returning to the semi
nary in Kentucky, at which he is me
of the faculty of instructors.
Herbert McComb was among the
arrivals of Tuesday coming from Sas-
katchewan for a visit of a couple of
weeks with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. C. McComb. Since leaving Lang
don some few years ago he has been
handling a line Of collections and sales
for a farm machinery concern.
Bandleader Dodson was here Mon
day and completed the organization of
Langdon's new band, which now has
an Instrumentation of upwards thirty
members and at the close of the con-
tracted year of instruction will give
this city what may be styled the pre-
mier band of northern North Dakota.
Mrs. A. O'Brien and daughter, Miss
Tess, we're Saturday arrivals, return.
ing home from St. Paul, Kansas,
where they attended the ordination OF
{ Mrs. O'Brien's youngest son. Parnell
O'Brien, into the priesthood of the
Passionist Fathers order. M. j.
O'Brien. who accompanied his mother
and sister on the trip, is staying over
} at Milwaukee, Wis, for a c%onsulta-
ton with an eye specialist.
On Monday of next week a repre-
sentative delegation of the Langdon
r chapter of the Red Cross expect tc
7 visit with the auxiliary organization
, of that society formed some little
. time ago at Olga. At Olga there is
3 quite a number of active Red Cross
i workers among the ladies of the towr
and at the meeting of next Monday
f evening steps will be taken with {
l view to cooperation by Langdon with
< other points in Cavalier county il
, work being done in behalf of the boys
who are leaving here and going to the
front.
During the two days of the county
fair next week Langdon women of the
Red Cross will have a dairy luncl
stand on the fair grounds where they
hope that the patronage accorded then
by fair visitors will net a handsome
? sum to the funds being raised. The,
ask that the Democrat make public
! their request to ladies contributing
that they please leave what they are
! making and giving for the Red Cross
dairy lunch on the fair grounds, al
the library room in the Auditorium
. not later than Wednesday Afternoon
and evening.