Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-06-21
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Reserved seats now on sale for
~"Finnegan's Fortune at the H. r.
Close drug store.
Miss Edith Pourpore, of Grand
Forks. is a guest during the week at
the home of Attorney and Mrs.
George M. Price.
Joseph Godfrey has arrived during
the week from Deering, N. D., and
is making a few days visit here at the
home of his parents.
John Reid, ex-county commissioner
Of the Fifth district, was a visito,
here yesterday from his home in Olga
township transacting business.
The children of the Sunday school
of st. Alphonsus parish held their an.
nual picnic yesterday in the grove at
the Stoddard farm a mile west of
town.
Mrs. A. Mcknight was a passen.
ger Saturday to Minneapolis where
she will visit at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. N. D. Dixon during
an absence of about a month.
Solomon Diemert has the contract
from the city for the putting in of
the cement street crossings which the
council ordered to be constructed at
their regular June meeting two weeks
ago.
The Electric theatres artistic dec.
orations both on the interior and at
the entrance show up a class of work
seldom executed by painters and dec.
orators in a town of the size Of Lang.
don.
j. B. Mooney since his return the
latter part of the week from a bust
ness trip to the Twin Cities has been
driving a new Oldsmobile of the latest
1917 pattern, taking the place of his
Stutz racing car.
Medsames Jas. MCLAUGHLIN and H.
Mcdowell were passengers yesterday
to Grand Forks as delegated represen-
t%atives Of the Langdon chapter of the
Eastern Star at the gathering of the
state Grand Lodge.
Fred Hay, son of Chas. Hay, for
merly a partner Of M. L.iebeler in the
City Meat Market, is here from his
home at Hillsboro making a visit dur
ing the week with his friend, George
Koehmstedt ard the Liebelers.
w. j.. and Charles Laidlaw were
Sunday visitors from Hannah to spend
the day with their father, w. A.
Laidlaw, who vas here from Mime
apolis giving business matters his at
tention during a short stay.
Work on the court house grounds is
beginning to make quite an effective
showing the past few days. Weather
conditions have materially aided the
efforts of both men and teams in the
finishing up of the job in frst-c]ass
shape.
Mrs. Earl Mcbride and infant sor
are visitors at the home of her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Monroe,
arriving on Saturday, train from thei,
home in the southwestern part of the
state for a stay of a part of the sum
mer.
Yves Abbott and Allan Pinkerto1
start to day on ar auto trip of three
weeks through parts of eastern Mon,
tana and Saskatchewan and through
the country they travel attention will
be given with a view to making
homestead filings.
Miss Mary WINNER returned to thu
city Saturday from a few days visit
with friends in the western part O:
the state. The return trip was mad,
by auto, in which she was accompa
MED by Miss Springer and Mr.. Joe
Maze, of Jamestown.
Rev. FIR. Ignatius Perius, one of tn,
corps of instructors at St. Mary
theological seminary in Kentucky
was an arrival on Saturdays train,
and will visit during a stay of a coupl
of weeks with relatives and friends O
the family at Mt. Carmel and Dresden
Miss Annie Power is among the re
turning students of the week from tn
University of North Dakota at Gran,
Forks. She has completed a cours
in pedagogy and at the opening of tn
fall and winter term will be one of tn
staff of teachers of the city schools.
Dorothea, youngest daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Koehmstedt, wa
taken down the early part of the wee,
with an illness having symptoms o
infiammatory rheumatism. 1t is ex
pected that under Doctors direction