Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-06-07

FRANK De rlSCner was mere MOuudy
from Wales. for a short time on mat
ters Of business.
Roy Hamilton was among those
from Langdon spending a part Of the
week in Grand Forks.
The cement mine at Concrete is
proving to besquite popular with Mil
ton picnic parties this summer.
Manager D. W. Baldwin of the Ca.
Waller County Implement Co., spent a
couple of days the forepart of the
week at Fargo attending to business.
Mrs.. Costello spent Sunday with
friends at Milton, where the family
made their home before coming to
Langdon.
Gustav Brecke was here Monday
from Milton extending a welcome to
his Langdon friends to attend the
Patriotic Day gathering held there
during the afternoon and evening.
If you have eye trouble and are
looking for genuine service, go to the
man who can show qualifications and
whose work has proven satisfactory.
DR.. A. o. Void. 45.47
Miss Sophia Godfrey arrived Mon
day from Grand Forks for a short visit
at the home of her parents. Miss
Godfrey is a student nurse at St.
Michael's hospital.
Henry F. Baker, cashier of the
First State Bank, of Iona, was in
the city Monday returning from a
visit to Devils Lake, where his mother
has been in very poor health for some
time.
Alex. johnson and bride. nee Miss
Bessie Quick, returned Monday from
a brief wedding trip, which included
a stay of part of the week at the
home of his parents at Little Falls,
MINI.
Wilson Cox and Frank Hooey autoed
over here from their stock farms in
the eastern part of the county near
Concrete on Friday and during a short
stay visited with friends here and at
Dresden.
Charles Gravelin was taken from
the hospital here Monday to his home
in Fremont township. The patient is
quite advanced in years, but the OPP.
Grafton undergone is stated as likely
to prove of permanent benefit.
Miss Emma Witzel was a passenger
arriving Monday from Portland, Ore,
called to the family home at Mt. Car
mel, by the serious illness of her
mother. Mrs. Witze) has been g
sufferer for some time from infam.
matory rheumatism.
Miss El)enora Koehmstedt wa:
among the passengers leaving Satur'
day and will spend a part of hel
months vacation at the post Office
with Twin City friends, also visiting
at several points in the western, par,
of the state before returning home.
Attorney w. J. Burke, for severa
terms reelected states attorney O
Pembina county and a we'll known Law
practitioner of Bathgate, is this spring
reported as removing to Poison, one
of the new towns at Montana. He il
a brother of R. T. Burke of this city
N. C. Crockett and wife wer,
among the number from Langdon tax
ing in the Shriner's reunion at Crane
Forks last week. The trip was mad
in their large Cadillac car and a part,
made up of w. A. Bolton and wife
Alex Mcdonald, W. Stevenson, M. O
Strom and M. l. Forkner accompanie
them.
Father Tracy, of Starkweather, wa
a visitor here from his parish a
Starkweather this week, a guest Of
Rev. M. M. Cory, pastor of st. AL.
phonsus church. The activity of Rev,
Tracy in his parish at Starkweathel
in the Red Cross work, enables him
to give valuable suggestions in the or
%ganization of the auxiliary of the or.
der here in Langdon.
Geo. Gellner was among the arriv.
ais of Tuesday, returning to his home
south of Easily from Milwaukee, Wis.
where he has spent the past tw'
months in a hospital since undergoing
an operation, resulting from a severe
fracture sustained in a runaway which
may leave him a cripple for life.
Hopes are entertained now for hi.
permanent recovery.
Friday nights production Of "Pe,
O'My Heart was given the hearty
we'll earned endorsement of a larg
and enthusiastic. audience that packe,