Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-07-19

li9r County National Bank.
Miss Sadie Cory was a returning
passenger Friday from Fargo, having
made a two weeks visit with friends
there.
Miss Emily WINNER returned Fri
day to Wales after a visit of part of
the week with a number of Langdon
friends.
Miss Jessie Mahon returned Monday
from a week end visit with relatives
and friends down the line at Inkster
and Grand Forks.
Mrs. Dan G. Donovan, of Lansford,
N. D., is making a visit during the
week with a number of former ac-
quaintances among Langdon people.
Col. H. E. Burritt, the "old SOL
dier,' has practically recovered from
his serious indisposition of a week ago
and able to get out and around again.
Mrs. ]. F. Segouin left on Mondays
afternoon train for a couple of weeks
visit with friends of the family at
Fargo while recovering from her ill.
ness of some little time past.
Remember that every score card
you purchase Thursday at the fair
goes to help Company E., of the
~"Smashing Second" On Friday the
percentage goes to the Red Cross.
Palmer Berg. until recently line
man with the Langdon Telephone Co.,
and who lately enlisted in the signal
service OF the U. S. army, left yes.
terday for Fargo, answering the call
for mobilization.
County Surveyor M. M. Darling
spent part of the week in town get
ting levels and laying ont the lines for
the court house grounds, which by an
other season give promise Of being
one of the beauty spots of the town.
Albert Drury and Roy Horgan we're
two more Langdon boys to respond
Monday to their country's call. They
eOOh k4iS 1lIooI lam 4o1 Ildliu
Forks to take the examination for en-.
listment in the service of the United
States navy.
Charles Harrington was among the
large number of visitors from the
western part of the county near Clyde
here Thursday to attend the big gath
ering held that evening at the Audi
forum upon the occasion of the orga-
niZation Of Company E.
( DR.. A. O. Void and a party from
r Langdon made the trip to Devils Lake
by auto the middle of last week. The
doctor attended the summer meeting
of the state association of ch%iroprac.
tors while others enjoyed the session
of the ~chautauqua assembly during
their stay.
Nicholas Irwin and wife are leav.
ing Langdon this week for a trip OF
a couple of weeks or possibly q
month thru parts of Saskatchewan.
+. They will spend part of the time they
!: are away visiting William Gordon, {
!: brother of Mrs, Irwin, who for sew
: eral years has farmed in the i'm.
/: mediate vicinity of Battleford, Sask.
: Emanuel Myers and wife, their son.
: Rollo, and two daughters, Mrs. Chas
Cudmore and Mrs. l.. Gray, are here
d from their home at Manor, Sask., Wis
iting a number of old friends in Lang
d don and vicinity. The Myers famil,
: number among the earlier settlers
short distance east of town, leaving
a here to locate in the west about fiji
teen years ago.
Fred Watschke vas among the ar
e rivals of last Thursday, returning
. from Jordan, Mimi, where for three
weeks he was under treatment in E
sanitarium for a chronic rheumatic
0 trouble from which he has suffere,
o more or less for the past severa
e years. The mud baths at the Jordan
mineral springs would appear to hav'
f freed MIR. Watschke from his ache
S and pains and given him a new lease
life.
Elias Fisher was a returning pas
senger Friday from a brief visit il
Grand Forks. He had intended to re
y main for a day or two during the stat
d fair being held this week, but has re
= ceived word that his brother, Mr.. Pc
u ter Fisher, of Clinton, Ontario, viii
y visit here during part of the hummer
: renewing the acquaintance of thos
Z he met when here about fifteen year
;, ago.
Il Mrs. Mcknight returned on Mon
day from a months stay in Minneap
oils, having undergone medical treat
. ment while there. Her daughter
Mrs. N. D. Dixon and son, John Nc
Knight, and wife accompanied he
opd will ho vieitors of tho T,onodo,