Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-05-17
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Bring or mail US your Kodak finish-
ing. -Opie's Photo Studio. 1876
Attorney George M. Price was in
Grand Forks for a few days the early
part of the week attending to legal
matters.
Mrs. Hans j. Dahl and the children
spent a part of last week in Osnabrock
visiting with friends and relatives of
the family.
George L. Koehmstedt was a pas.
senger Thursday down the line as far
as the Forks and Hillsboro, for a
short visit with friends,
George Scott came up from Cassel-
ton on Thursdays train and is MAX
ing a visit at the home of his brother,
Jno. w. Scott.
John Weber has as visitors this
week relatives who arrived yesterday
from their home in the vicinity of
Fargo for a short stay.
E. A. Wadsworth was a returning
passenger Friday from a-trip of a
week to the Twin Cities. in the inter-
est of his real estate business.
Ray Wilson and Ted Hanson were
county seat visitors here a day or two
the first of the week from Munich
giving business matters attention.
Banker C. B. Mcmillan and w. J..
Laidlaw were here Monday from Han
nah giving business matters attention
during a stay covering most of the
day.
Mrs. August Moritz, who has been.
here some time under medical treat.
ment in the private hospital in the
Schulke block. left Tuesday for her
home at Dresden.
2. Dubois, the PROPRIETOR of the
blacksmith and machinist shop at Olga
was the purchaser while in the city
Saturday of an Oakland six car from
the Krien & Row garage.
Rev. Garland, who has been in
charge of the Catholic parish at Can
do since removing from Nekoma, was
the purchaser of a new bort car while
here for a few days last week.
Misses Guinness and Margaret Nc.
Lean two of the grade teachers took
advantage Of the couple of days holi
day last week to make short visits at
Park River and Hannah respectively.
Sangster and Oscar Liebeler, took
Fridays train to Fargo, making the
trip home overland and bringing with
them two Dixie Flyer, cars to helr
supply the demand of the Langdor
auto trade this summer
The Alpstag residence on the corner
of Spruce and Fifth street is being
adorned with a coat of paint and giver
other exterior improvements this weel
that add considerably to its appear
2 ance-
! Miss Elsie Johnson, who has bee,
= engaged as teacher of a school in tn,
! vicinity of Hannah since the openin,
of the spring term came down on Fri
2 day for a week end visit at the HON,
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. M
johnson, south of town.
B. Keating left yesterday accompa
> MED by Mrs. Heating for the Wes
Baden springs in Indiana, where. h
will take a course of treatment il
hopes of securing permanent benefi
. for the poor health which he has ex
%perienced for over a year past.
Mss Florence Reed returned Mon
: day from a visit of a week in Gran,
Forks, accompanying her were Mrs
Miles Reed and little daughter VIII
+: will spend part of the summer here a
the home of the latter's grand par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Reed.
r Miles Kessler autoed to Grafton las
I week, leaving Thursday and returning
: the following day. He made the tri
8 to pass examination for his enlistmen
Z. in Company C, Of the North Dakot
h national guard. w. A. Scott, of tn
Scott & Co. grocery, accompanied hir
+ on the trip.
r Fred Kennedy and family, anon
e the best known residents of Sout
y Langdon for some years past, are thi
summer moving out to a farm that MI
= Kennedy owns along the Pembina rive
y 1t is their intention to remain in tn
e country until late in the fall, maxim
a number of Improvements
: N. F. Charter, the proprietor G
"Polie's Palace Of Sweets" has du,
ing the past week added several ne,
booths for the accommodation of h
ice cream and soda water trade. TIL,