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

giving business mattefs of the coun ty
his attention.
Msis Sadie Cory and Miss Cecil
Pease were returning passengers last
Friday from a visit of over a week
with friends in Fargo.
Sewing machines, A. o. Void Co.,
has them at the right price. You that
need a sewing machine should see the
line stocked by A. O. Void Go.
Banker G. B. Mcmillan came d)wn
Monday from Hannah, spending a
couple of days here looking after his
county seat financial interests.
Rev. A. E. ~Birchenough, of the
Methodist churches at Clyde and
Sarles, is to fill the pulpit of the
Langdon and Harvey Center churches
at the services of Sunday this week.
John Howitz, who some time since
purchased the Langdon residence pro.
perty of A. Schulke, has moved in
with his family during the week from
their farm south of town.
Mrs. E. Fletcher, ST., took Fri
days train returning to her home at
Red Lake Falls, after a visit of two
weeks at the Langdon home of her
son, Attorney E. E. Fletcher.
Mrs. W.. A. Mcintyre was a Mon
day arrival from Grand Forks, and
during a stay of part of the week
with old Langdon friends, is interest.
ing herself in Red Cross activities.
Miss Helen Sanford went on Mon
days train to Grand Forks and Graf
ton, expecting to be away the greater
part of the week giving attention to
court matters of this judicial district.
J. B. Mooney spent a day or two
the early part of the week in Park
River with Jno. e. Dunn, with whom
he is interested in a paying oil land
investment in Oklahoma
The Cathedral Male Quartette,
which appears here tomorrow evening
under the auspices of the Langdon
high school gave a program Monday
evening in Grand Forks that is quite
highly spoken of.
Mrs. Richard Rudd and son were
returning passengers Monday from a
visit of ove a week at Red Lake
Falls, Mimi, at the home of Mrs.
Green, a daughter of Mrs. Rudd's.
Banker and Mrs Thos. Cregan and
John B. Beauchamp were in the city
yesterday, taking advantage of the
fine weather and good roads to transact
business here.
Mrs. Frank Staver and little baby
who have been visiting for some time
at the Mt. Carmel home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Zettel, left on
Yesterdays south bound train return.
ing to their home at Cuba, Wisconsin
George Montgomery, who is one Of
the older residents Of the Rush Lake
settlement was down from Vale!
giving matters attention here Tuesday
in connection with his duties as deput,
, sheriff.
Duncan Mclean of Hannah, and H
, A. Helgeson of Osnabrock, are tw,
, residents of this county who are a
| Grand Forks this week serving on tn
jury of the November term of U. S
!, federal court, now in session.
t "Contraband,' our new copyright
ed serial story starts this week. l
, is a tale of today in which tn
worlds war and romance across tn
, sea in Europe are most beautiful.
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t installment on page seven
} Thanksgiving Day is the occasion
Of a sale of work and a supper to be
served by the ladies of the Methods
church at Harvey Center. The sup
per is to be served at six o'clock and
, they hope to see a number of thei1
Langdon friends on this holiday even
Manager R. o. Miller, of the Cav
t alter Co. Lumber Co., interests her
and al other points over the county
is taking advantage of the fine weathe
of this week to have a number O
e changes and improvements made il
the Langdon yard
Elmer Baldwin, who has bee
working during the past season on tn
JAS. Kitchin farm west of town, lef
7 Tuesday for a visit during most of tn
winter with his mother and othe
, members of the family at Tacoma
Wash.
} Last week the finishing touche
were given to the extensive line o
improvements made this fall to tn
t store of the D. C. Mcdonald hardwar
and harness business, when a substan
tial concrete foundation was put unde
! the building.