Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-06-27
Today's wheat .os.

Today's wheat-$2.O 3.
Buy a war savings stamp.
You that wish to buy "a piano or
sewing machine can save money by
seeing 40. Void & Co.
States. Attorney Crimson returned
Saturday from Grand Forks. where he
spent part of the week on official
legal business.
Next Thursday is the Fourth of
July and Langdon people will as in
years past, spend the day with their
neighbors in patriotic towns over the
county.
Miss Mary Rourke, who was an
out of town guest at the wedding on
Saturday of her friend, Miss Anna
Rose, returned on Tuesday trains to
her home at Grand Forks.
!; The county board of health has un-
4. DER surveillance twosor three%isolated
HSasesssofassmallsa&pox &in a smildi..type
that havesput'in an appearance in
this part d" the county. No%fgars are
entertained of the outbreaks:Aof AN
epidemic. 4
Uncle Sam is counting on Cavalier
county for 1916, 22O in the>war saw
ings stamp campaign that is in pro-
griess this week. Buy war stamps.
Help win the war and get four per
cent upon your investment. You are
taking no chance and should go the
limit of your financial ability as q
, patriotic duty.
Three weeks more to Langdon's big
double attraction-a three day county
fair, July 18th, 10th and 2Oth-and
alive day Chautauqua assembly July
18th to Goth inclusive-all in one
week. This ought to bring a record
breaking crowd of visitors to Lang
don from all over Cavalier and the
adjoining counties,
The craftsmen leaving here Monday
were in charge of John Tchida, Ct
Mowbray. The county sent its full
quota Ct 43 men, some of the regis.
trants reporting from other points
of residence, having changed their adj
dress. The actual number to entrair
here being thirty-six. Three additional
men are to leave for training at the
state school of mines on July LIST, ane
on July 22nd, there will be another
call of men from the county for the
draft, no official notice has yet beer
received here as to the number, o.
for what cantonment they will entrain,
Letters from overseas, writer b.
the Langdon boys Of the 10th Trench
Mortar Battery. mi received within
the week, tell of Will Kennedy, Bel
Rudd and Oscar Leftwitch all being
detailed from regular duty and ser
wing in the line of telephone com:
m%unication between the front line O.
trenches and the headquarters at tn
base. In addition to handling worl
on the switch board the boys al 81
have line work to keep open. cover
ing much dangerous ground under fir
of the enemy. They write cheerful,
and appear to appreciate more thai
anything else the getting of letter
from friends in the old home town.
In an interview with Secretary o
War John e. Truax he states tina
in the call for: drafted men that ha
been set for July 22nd, the quot
from this county will be for abou
sixty men. There will still be enough
men under the 1917 registration t.
fill this call without taking any of tn
men who registered on June 5th o
this year, Of whom there are now Is!
registrants. These men. are nov
having their questionna'res sen gu
to them at tie rate of nearly fifty
day and in less than a month will b.
listed according to their classification
for the draft. The first men of the
1918 registration are expected to b
sent to camp in the August draft.