Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-08-08
RESPONDER
Iona

" AN NoSA VII AAAAoSs
A. H. Lowen was doing business in
Iona on Tuesday evening.
Swan Gallant took his family for a
visit in the country on Sunday.
Roy Rosho]t arrived home from his
trip to the fair on Monday night.
Helmer Solberg went down to Osna-
brock and Union on Sunday returning
the same evening.
Philip Mann had the pleasure of a
visit from some of his friends on Sun.
day. ....
Mrs. DR.. Stromberg and the little
folks have been visiting friends in
Iona for several days.
Louis Chaput is putting up hay
these days. You can usually find Louis
busy at something. j..
We are sorry to say that Mr.. Dun
can Mcdonald will be among the in
valids around here for. a while.
Quite a few of the natives attended
the Red Cross dance at the Joseph
Jersey place on Tuesday evening.
There appear to be a few of the
old timers, also a few new arrivals
in the helping gang for the harvest
field and threshing season of this year.
Mrs. Austin, who has been the
guest of Mrs. H. F. Baker, for several
days returned to her home ut Thief
River Falls on Thursday.
George Willis came back to visit
the friends west of Iona. He arrived
Tuesday and will stay during the
crop harvesting season.
Mrs. Charles Inman and daughter.
Miss Olive, arrived home the latter
part of the week from their vacation
outing of nearly a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selmer Myrand and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cardinal from Weaver
called here for a short visit with
friends on their way to Weaver.
Fred johnson who farms land south
of..Loma came in on Friday afternoon
and took a new Deerirg binder home
with him to take care of this falls
crop.
Quite a number of farmers are haul
ing out hard coal since the train
brought in the black diamonds on
Monday. The Car was received by
Roy Rosholt.
Monday mornings heavy fog and
dew gave some of the farmers an un-
comfortable feeling, when they re.
called their experience of three and
fourteen years ago.
Beatrice Soper was over here from
Weaver part of last week visiting
with her dad, ]. D. Soper, and other
Iona friends. She returned to Wea-
We on Saturday.
Miss Ida Gallant returned to her
home here on Monday from a week
outing in the country, where it is
understood that she enjoyed herself
Immensely.
Henry Ellis made a trip over te
Langdon on Monday with his daugh
ter Mrs. Charles Jersey, who has
been visiting with him for a few DAYS
n was returning home. He reported
the roads both wet and rough.
hr. and Mrs. Ole Eng, Mr.. ane
MRS. Charles Fish and Mr.. and. Mrs.
Roy Rosholt made up a party Of
Lomaites that undertook to auto dow1
to the Grand Forks fair. Whethe,
! they will arrive home ahead of thei
machine or not is something that il
left for the future to decide.
Mrs. Murray Archer arrived HON,
on Friday. having pretty we'll recovere,
from the effects of the operation sh,
had to undergo recently. This is goo,
news for her family and many friend
around here.
Charles Morton, who used to kno,
everyone in this county before the So
came. but who is now up in Canada
spent last week in visiting with oil
friends here. He was accompanied b
Mabel and Thurman Nelson. The
made the trip by auto.
Conrad Maurer, the Robertson Lum
Der Co., agent here is having a spe]
OF typhoid fever. His wife ia Jus
recovering from an attack of tn
same thing. They are sure having
little more than their share of troubl
since coming to Iona.
"A secret service man was here
H1rouple of days last week, lookip
around for what is what and who
who, and incidentally giving intrue
tons regarding the length of tn
sugar spoon after August LIST. whe
every individual will have to %
along with two pounds instead {