Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-06-20
The Red Cross boxes are doing good
work.: Help them along.

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! The Red Cross boxes are doing good
work. Help them along. &
The Home Milling Company is pay.
ing a premium on good milling wheat
A car of Ignite coal on car this
week. SIS. 90 per ton. Langdon Wood
Yard. = p"
James Austin of Hannah, was
greeting his many Langdon friends
Saturday. "a
A young son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. William Crockett at their home
west of Wales.
Rev. .Bendelow, of Milton will
conduct the services of Sunday at the
Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Thos. Heating spent the early
part of the week visiting with num-
Der of her Langdon friends,
Friday last week the home of j.
Downer, east of town welcomed the
arrival of a bouncing baby boy.
Mrs. A. Wilson and family return
ed Thursday from a.visit of part of
the week with friends at their former
home in Milton.
Mrs. Fred Decker who has the past
couple of weeks been i'll and con fined
to the home on Seventh street, is still
under medical attendance.
,M- i. N
The. birth Of a son is reported to
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wozleski. re-
siding on the .John Schwan farm, ne ar
Dresden, on Thursday of last week.
The C. Il. Johnston family are
making a ten day visit at their old
home in the Twin Cities, n a'king the
trip in their large Hudson super-six.
DR.. Charles Porter was in the city
Monday returning to his Genital prac-
tice at Calvin after a visit of a few
days tn Grand Forks. on professional
matters. .
Mrs. Henry Hytson was a passen-
ger Saturday to Grand Forks to meet
her husband, serg't Hytson, who is
here from Camp Grant, Illinois, on a
ten days %furlough.
Mrs. T. B. Hankey returned Tu
esday from her visit to Hallock,
Mimi, where she was called a couple
of weeks ago by news of the serious
illness of her mother. "
Father O'Brien, assistant pastor
Z of St. Alphonsus parish, returned
Saturday from a months vacation
y trip, during which he visited in Mon
r tana and other western states.
u Miss Lulu Goodman of Milton an,
= Miss Gertrude Wienecke, of Iona
we're among the out of town teacher
e here last Saturday to attend the meet
ing called by Co. Sup't Reher.
y M. l. Forkner, Henry Albrecht an!
> JAS. Mirehouse number among tn
- representation of the Lebanon lodg
n A. F. and A. NJ, at the gathering O
the grand lodge being held this wee;
8 in Fargo.
- These DAYS we hear a good dea
u about %camoufage in. the army. De
ception is also practiced in business
y but not by A. o. Wold & Co. Thei
{ words. goods and service must be 10
per cent dependable.
" lChas. Diebel, with the the grocer
department at the Boyd store has il
the past week moved his family int
the Fourth street property north q
the Auditorium, f-rmerly the home o
the Schwinghamer family.
Lauchlin McNiven was here Fri
day from Hannah to make arrange
. meets for the funeral Of his neice
Miss Mary Currie, whose death a
Jamestown during the week fo!lowe
a lingering illness of tuberculosis.
1t is reported that the Hannah Pres
byterian church has extended a cal
"a to Rev. D. Matheson as its pastor
"a succeed Rev. ellis, who is removic
out of this presbytery owing to tn
condition of the health of his family