Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-05-03
Try one Of Polie's specials.

ing. -Ople's Photo Studio. $50
Miss Blanche Green, from Milton,
made an over Sunday visit with sew
eral Langdon young friends.
Robert Love and l. c. 3. Smith
we've O%snabrock visitors here attend
ing to business matters Friday.
!. Mrs. w. T. Reilly and daughter
were here from Milton for a short
visit with county seat friends Satur-
day.
The auto garage of MCLAUGHLIN &
Stranger unloaded another shipment
of Maxwells to. help meet the growing
demands of the local trade.
Landlord Thos. Heating, the Easily
hotel man, was among those who were
giving business matters here attention
between trains on Friday.
County Com'r Robert B. Laing,
came up Monday from Milton to at
tend the adjourned meeting of the
board that is in session this week.
E. C. Pitheon spent the ~forepart of
the week in Fargo and Grand Forks
attending to matters of business ccn-
nected with the Red Front variety
store.
A. E. Montgomery came up Mon
day from Grand Forks. and is spend
ing the week boosting sales of farm,
tractors here and in the vicinity Of
Wales.
Morris Winter was a returning pas.
senger Saturday from Fargo and st.
Paul, where he was attending to bust
ness matters during an absence of owe
a week.
George McGauvran was in the city
Saturday from Osnabrock visiting for
a short time at the home of his
brother, Register of Deeds John Nc
Gauvran.
Mrs. Ermand, who visited for a
couple of weeks at the Langdon home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L..
Foy, returned Friday to her home in
Grand Forks.
F. j. Reher, county superintendent
of schools, left Monday for Minot,
where a meeting of the state educa-
tional association will be in session
the greater part of the week.
H. w. Buchanan, a Milton grain
buyer has a horse with a trotting rec.
ord in training at Grand Forks. 1t
will take part in racing events thru
the northern part of the state.
aLeonard Heapy is among the auto
mobile buyers of the week in Langdor
having on Monday closed a deal ir
which he purchased a Ford touring
car at the garage of j. F. Ramage.
D. H. Mcmillan left Monday re.
turning to Minneapolis after a stay
here of more than a week, during
which he has been giving attention
to his farming and other interests il
this county.
On Wednesday afternoon of next
week the Women's Missionary Society
of the Presbyterian church will meet
at the home of Mrs. Finerty. The
topic for the meeting will be "The
Heritage Of the People,"
j. H. Byfield, of the real estate
firm Of Byfe]d & Harlan, left Mon
day for a weeks trip to points IL
southern Minnesota, where they have
prospective buyers for Cavalier county
lands the firm has listed for sale.
Harry Coleman, holding a position
with the Great Northern railway com
pany at division headquarters in Crane
Forks, since his resigning a clerkshif
in the U C. T. hotel, was an ovel
Sunday visitor with Langdon friends.
Grover Collins, an intimate friene
and relative of the family was a Wis
itor for a couple of days during the
week with E. j.. Fox. Mr.. Collins
is a former resident of eastern On
tario, but now engaged in business a
Kalispel, Mont.
Attorney George NJ. Price was OF
the sick list a few days of last week,
His indisposition resulting in thu
Withdrawing his name from the lis
of speakers at the patriotic mass meet
ing of Langdon citizens held at tn
Auditorium Thursday evening.
/ Co. Supt. Reher is among thos'
in Langdon who have been making
the first of May moving day. TIL
Refers have this week moved from
the cottage on the Walker property t
the house on Sixth street lately va
Gated by the Lloyd Ljebeler family
Albert Dahlvang, who was to hav'
enlisted at the time Gould, Chase an
Roth did. left for Grand Forks Mon
day to take the examination neces
sary before being sworn in al 9 re