Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-06-14

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Miss Susie Schwartz went ~ the
line Monday as far as Wales, spend
ing part of the week visiting friends.
Mrs. Flora Mcleod went north
Monday and will visit during the week
with friends at Wales and Hannah.
Stewart Robertson left on Mondays
train for Milton, where he will visit
during a part of the summer school
vacation.
Mrs. Murie returned Saturday from
Grand Forks having made a visit there
with friends during the greater part
of the week.
Louis Brudahl, one of the we'll
known pioneers of the Mona settle
ment, was here Monday from Osna-
brock for a short time giving business
matters attention.
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.
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Miss Connie Hunter arrived home
Saturday from Inkster where she has
just completed a successful years
work as one of the staff of teachers in
the public school.
Ernest Zieper, of the clothing and
gents furnishing department at the A..
Schulke store, returned Friday from a.
couple of weeks vacation visit to the
home of his folks at Norwood, MINI.
N. A. Hayes is here from Mime
apolis for a part of the week giving
insurance matters for his several lines
attention. incidentally renewing the
acquaintance of a host of Langdon
friends.
Wheat price quotations advanced
five cents Friday and went up another
ten cents at Mondays close. There
was an accompanying upward ten
dency in the price offered for barley,
oats and flax.
P. Aubin left Monday returning to
his home at Hibbing, Mimi, coming
on Saturdays train to attend the fu.
neral of Photographer w. R. Opie.
Mr.. Aubin has for a number of years
been an old friend of the Opie family.
Mic Spath, W. A. Scott and Oscar
Serum made up the delegation of the
Langdon fire department leaving Mon
day for Valley City, where the annual
tournament of the North Dakota fire.
mans association is being held this
week..
The Mcleod and Ross families will
move from the suite of rooms on the
second floor of the G. j. Bone block
opposite the court house, having rent
ed the house IN Fourth street lately
vacated by the Webers.
Mrs. j. ]. Ross spent the greater
part of the week here from Hannah
at the Alex. Hamilton home assisting
in nursing Mr.. Hamilton, whose ILL.
ness at this time is considered by the
family and attending doctors to be
most serious.
Mrs. E. H. Durbin during a short
stay of a couple of days in the city
last week was giving attention to the
extensive property interests of her
late husband in this county. Mrs.
Durbin was accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Westfall, a former bust
ness associate of Mr.. Durbin, who now
has banking and farm property inter-
ests at Upham, N. D.
The Schulke department store this
week has a full page announcement
of its annual June Clearance Sale,
which opens on Saturday of this week,
June 16, continuing for one week only
until Saturday, June 23rd. The ad
on page six is replete with price quo
tations on all staple lines that should
bring bargain buyers to Langdon from
all the four corners of the county.
Clerk of Court C. S. Robertson re-
ceived notice during the week from
Judge w. j. Kneeshaw that the reg
ular June term of district court in
this county, set for June 18th, had
been given an adjournment until July
18th, at which time a jury will be
empane]led and a heavy docket of
civil and criminal cases taken up for
trial.
Miss Laura Douglas, teacher of
music in the city schools the past two
years, left Monday for her home at
Pembina. 1t is understood Miss Doug.
las has accepted a similar position
with the public school at Cando for
the year which opens with the fall
term. That Miss Douglas will not be
one of the staff of teachers here the
coming year is regretted by a large
acquaintance among the people of
/ HENN.