Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-12-06
j. W.. TOwey
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Langdon, N. Oak,

C. E. Johnston and his family were
at Wales last Thursday to eat turkey
with his brothers. folks at the Geo.
H. Johnston home.
H. E. Fay of the First National
Bank, accompanied by Mrs, Fay were
at Hannah as Thanksgiving guests at
the end town home of the latter's
parents.
Cashier J. P. Tembreull of the
Citizens State Bank and his family
were Thanksgiving Day guess at the
Easily home of his brother, G. A.
Tembreull.
Monday, December the 3rd estab-
lished a new low temperature record
for the present winter. At sunrise the
Thermometer registered IA degrees
below zero.
DR.. A. H. Bakus of Wales, was a
visitor in the city Monday. He is
also looking after the ailments of the
people of the nsighboring town of
Hannah, since it has been without an
M. D.
William Nicholson and son, Jimmy,
who have been farming north of Lang
don for the paat two years left on
Mondays train for a visit during the
holiday season at their old home in
Ontario.
Andrew Murie and wife left Mon
day, expecting to visit until after the
holidays at the home Of the latter's
father, Mr.. G L. Smith, who farned
at Mona for some years before remov-
ing to tn e old home in illinois
Miss Margaret Mclean was one of
the corps of teachers of the langdon
schools to spend the national holiday
of last week at the parental home,
going north to Hannah OF Thursdays
train.
Robert Beard and wife, the latter
a sister of Walker Hamilton left on
Saturdays train returning to their
home near St. Thomas, having spent
Thanksgiving with their relatives in
Laagdon and vicinity.
George Metzger, who is training
for service in the u. S. navy at Great
Lakes, Ill, was among the arrivals
of last Saturday and during a short
furlough visits the Mt. Carmel home
of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Metzger.
Mrs. Under. formerly Miss Iuella
Jones, of the Schulke department store
was a visitor among a number Of her
former Langdon friends during a brief
week end stop over on her return to
Havre, Mont, from a visit with her
mother at Dresden.
Miss Elizabeth Delvo left on Sat.
urday's south bound train with the
we'll wishes of a number of her young
friends on a trip east, which it is
expected will take her into New York
state. Her return to her position in
the DR.. Donovan drug store is not
Expected until after the holidays.
The visit of .sThe Crows'' of last
week was confined to a one night en-
gagement instead Of two as advertised,
owing to an ~inadvereency Of their
advance agent WIN had their second
night in Langdon and opening date
Inkster tangled up. Mr.. Darlington
stated that his company Of players
would be back in Langdon before the
close of the season, when "Liars All"
will be put on.
DIR. A. o. Void has been fitting
glasses in Cavalier county for the
past eighteen years, and he is doing
more work now than ever, There
must be a reason. If you do not
know, others have found out upon in.
vestigation that he possesses better
qualifications than anyone else in the
state, he having licenses in five
states.
Banker c. B. Mcmillan Of Hannah
and w. A.. Laidlaw Of Minneapolis
were here oyer,the week end giving
their Langdon5 interests attention.
Mr.. Laidlaw's youngest son, Will. is
among the enlisted men Of Minnesota
who have already reached France.
Another son. Charles, who until re,
Gently has been, connected with one
Of the banks at Clyde. recently en-
listed and Is now In training at Fort
Smelling. The Oldest son, Walter
Laidlaw, Jr., was among those who
responded to the draft 10 this county,
but failed to pass the physical exam,
ioation.