Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-08-02

NOW Is the time to remember the
soldier boys. See the A. O. Void
Co. show window for appropriate gifts
Tailor George Bostik and wife
were visitors over Sunday with friends
and members of the family near Mil
ton.
Miss Elizabeth Mclean visited in
Langdon with her sister part of last
week while here from Hannah to at.
tend the fair.
Mrs. McNamee, and daughter, Miss
Pearl. were arrivals on Fridays train
from Hillsboro and are enjoying a
weeks visit at tie home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Schwan, in this city.
Mrs. Joseph Catherwood, of Scott,
Sask.. was a Langdon visitor during
fair week for a few days at the home
of her sister, Mrs. H. E. Fay. She
is making a stay of some length at
the home of her parents at Hannah.
Langdon boys of Company C at
Grafton, including Louis SLENDER,
Ben ~Lothspeich, Tony Backes and
John Monette were here with their
friends enjoying a weeks furlough
during the fair.
John N. Crawford and wife were
among the Munich visitors here dur
ing fair week making the trip to the
county seat the occasion of renewing
the acquaintance of many Of their
Langdon friends.
Miss Helen j. Sullivan returned
Monday from a trip west to Willis
ton, where rural school matters I'm.
der the direction of the state depart.
ment of public instruction occupied
her time and attention several days
during the week.
Rains general over the county early
Sunday morning and on Monday even
ing have done much to better the crol
condition which had sustained dam
age to a serious extent during the no
wave extending 0ver the greater par
of the week.
Miss Annie Rose, eldest daughte:
of County Commissioner and Mrs
Louis Rose, was a returning passenge
Friday from a visit of two month
with several relatives and old friend
OF the family now located at Balm
Vile, Mont.
Judge Kneeshaw spent the create
part of fair week here a guest at tn
H. D. ALERT home. His farmin
interests over near Munich, this yea
seem to be in one of the most favore
sections Of Cavalier county when
comes to the viewpoint of crop yields
The boys will 1901 be leaving fc
other parts. If you are a relativ
or friend Of them, now is the tim
t for you to show your true love b
some little token of remembrance
such as r on display in the A. O
Void Co. show window.
Mrs. Alex Weir, of Dawson, MINI,
left Saturday returning to her HON
after a visit since spring here wit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Rae
ford, of Sti]well. Her sister, Mi:
Muriel Radford, accompanied her t
Dawson, intending to remain ther
until school re.opens this fall.
Fred Alpstag, of the Daisy fee
; mill and flour and feed store, is sti
! confined to his home as the result {
an operation he was compelled to III
] dergo about two weeks ago. Til
business, however, with the exceE
tion of the grinding, is being locke
r after by Mrs. Alpstag. The A]psta
! residence phone is No. I'll.
j. w. Haw was called most une3
pectedly to the parental home at A,
: gusta, Wis, on Saturdays afternoc
train by a message received in a tell
e gram to the effect that his motht
i. had died early that morning. Mr.,
. Haw, ST., although known as in poe
health and practically an invalid fl
t several years was apparently as usu'
, until a very short time of her passin
away.