Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-08-22
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books, account books. etc., at the
Democrat Office.
You that wish to buy a piano or
ewing machine can save money by
eeing A. o. Void &. Co.
Mr.. John Calendar left Tuesday
returning to Fargo after a stay of
over a month at the Mabon home.
Lar gdon and in fact most towns over
the northwest are just now experience.
ing a sugar shortage that almost
amounts to a famine.
Mrs. Earl Mcbride left yesterday
returning to her home at Dickinson,
after a visit of a month here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Monroe.
Miss Nellie Kersting, a friend of
Miss Ellenora Koehmstedt. from Black
River Falls. Wisconsin,, arrived Tues
| day and will make a stay of about a
week here.
Miss Myrtle Peters who has been
spending a week in Langdon visiting
her friend, Miss Ellenora Koehmst: d ;
left on Tuesday returning to Excel
sior, MINI.
Mrs. P. P. Kopriva with her
daughters Florence and Mrs. C. C.
Quinn left last Thursday for st. Paul
to visit friends. Enroute they stop a
few days at st. Cloud, MINI.
In the Fargo, Hillsboro and Grand
Forks papers n reads these days of
women who are assisting in shocking
grain. Why not coin another new
war word-call 'em "Shockerettes''.
In its work room the women of
Hannah have made over HOO pairs
of socks Hannah was the first town
in the county to start work under the
emblem of the Red Cross and appears
to intend to keep in the forefront ranks
among the branches of the Cavalier
county chapter.
In an issue of this paper, to appear
shortly we hoIe to be able to give
space to an article contributed by Mrs.
Henry Marcelin. of Olga,on the time,
ly topic of "Cheese Making in the.
Home, or Eat Cheese and Win the.
War" Look for this feature in ana
early issue of this paper.
Each young man of Cavalier county
who has attained his, tsxenty-first
birthday since the registration of
June 5tb of this year will herequi red
to register next Saturday for the Sc
lective military draft. It is a duty
of patriotic citizenship that you owe
ssoar seuptry and its flag ~ .
In spite of the weather Of sast San
day aet: being suitable the picnic
outing, Observation-Disclosures the
Church 81. Our saviour had planned
in the grove along tie Pembna River
under the direction Of their. pastor,
Rev. Drew. there were we'll aatended
Episcopal services held i'd Stbsl church
bah, mosgipgs and evening Rev
FsJJkoassthsNn* Watssont1as heFA HoanABfspd
rRaorks; to ~asssat- in athezservieess,- ).
Mrs. Henry Hytson@it< expentAa 70
return the suds IF the week asnoa,s her
visit I'd: Csmp Grant, NEAR Raassosdx
ILL.,, where her husbsnd haslbsen- in
training fer service = in the signal
corps since the time Of his enaistnssnt
several mssths age. Recently Ser.
Egesnt Hytseo wrote his ,wifea,. they
were starting to: break: csxnp' and
might leave for France. at. alzE time.
They are now on their'way and the
good byes have been said. whale in
many homes over the whole country
thera will be thoughts of keaping the
home fires hnRniDg till the hags,cone
marching home. .'Heinie'" Hytson
has wishes for the best of hack and a
safe home coming from all al his old
Langdon friends.
The financial statement Of the
Hannah branch of the Red Cross, dat,
ing from its organizations about a
year ago, up to July of this year. show WIS
total recorces amounting toss, 325. 36
The bulk of this has been expended
in supplies for the knitters and.sewer;
the other items of any amount bang
for surgical dressing supplies and
Christmas boxes sent the soldier boys
from that part of the aonnty by the
Hannah Red Cross workers. Tha
work of the Hannah branch has beea
supported by regular monthly yledges
reaching nearly 81, 200. while aooths4
$500 represents membership tees. the
balance coming frona sources where
the public have ipatronized effort.
made for the support of the Rel
Cross.
Any skin itching is a temper tester
The more you scratch the more i
itches. Doa1's Ointment is for piles
eczema-any skin itching. Coz at al
drug stores.