Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-05-24
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from her school at Clyde for an over
Sunday visit with Langdon friends.
Rev. F. j. Hubbard was among
those on the sick list and under medi-
cal attendance a few days the early
part of the week.
DR.. E. l. Donovan and Cashier Jos.
E. Halloran of the Bank Of Mowbray,
were over Sunday visitors in Grand
Forks making the trip by auto.
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.
Mrs. John McGrath and daughter
were passengers north Tuesday, re-
turning to their home at Hannah after
a short visit with Langdon friends.
j. w. Scott was a returning pas.
senger Tuesday from a business trip
to Minneapolis and a short visit to
the family home at Alexander, MINI.
Mrs. John McGauvran was a return
ing passenger Saturday from a weeks
visit in Grand Forks at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Robert McGrath.
Jahnke & Moore have been given
the contract for the erection of the
new exhibit building on the fair
grounds by the Cavaiier county fair
association.
The county commissioners converted
Monday and in addition to letting
tenders for supplies r making a
tour of the county inspecting the work
in progress on bridge contracts.
A. Schulke and wife accompanied
by their sons, Herbert and Walter,
autoed to Grand Forks on Sunday
spending a couple of days there visit.
ing their daughter, Mrs. Ray Fabel.
E. c. Pitheon & Co, are offering
special bargains in ladies white goods
and hosiery during their third annual
sale at the Red Front Variety Store.
The sale continues until the first week
in June.
Stanley Walker, accompanied by his
mother. Mrs. James Walker, and sis
ter, Miss Ethel Walker, were among
the number from Langdon who autoed
to Grand Forks to attend the state
high school athletic meet.
Mrs. Carl Erickson. who has been
quite seriously ill at her home in Lang
don since early in February was a
passenger Tuesday to her former home
at Rushford, MINI where she will
spend most of the summer visiting.
Roy Wells, Andy Krien and Jas.
MCLAUGHLIN were among the number
of Langdon people who were in Grand
Forks a couple of days the end of the
week and witnessed the track meet
events in which our high school ath-
letic team participated.
Charles Haugh left on fridays
train for Middle River. Mimi, where
several members of his family are
homesteading. He had received word
that the raging fire, covering several
of the northern counties threatened
the home of the family in Beltrami
county.
John Mclean went north on Tues.
days train from his home at Backoo,
in Pembina county, for a weeks visit
at Hannah with his brothers, Henry
and Duncan Mclean. Returning he
will visit his brother, Alex Mclean,
and a number of Langdon friends
whose acquaintance he formed twenty
odd years ago.
Judge Kneeshaw was among the
Thursday arrivals, coming from Grand
Forks to look after his farming inter.
ests in this county and attend to court
matters. He expects that the pend
ing terms of district court in Pembina
and Walsh counties will require that
the regular June term of court for
Cavalier county be given an adjourn
ment until the early part of July.
Herman Wolff and julius Kreiwitz
were passengers Friday leaving for
a trip of three weeks in which thew
expected to look over several of the
fruit raising sections Of states on the
Pacific coast. Their retGrn was has.
tened by the unexpected illness of
Mr.. Wolff, who accompanied by his
son-in-law reached their Langdon
homes on Mondays train from the
south.
John Mahon was a passenger Fri.
day to Grand Forks and during an alb
sence of several days also attended
the meeting of democratic state com.
mitteemen at Fargo on Tuesday, when
a %ccess was named to Chairman