Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-01-24

ranks of the readers of the Demo-
crat.
You that are sick or ajling SHOULD
take a course of treatments at the
Langdon Sanitarium.
Joseph McGauvran was a county
seat visitor Monday from his home in
Hay township with business matters
before the board of commissioners.
Hugh Mcdowell was down the line
Tuesday to Osnabrock visiting the
McGauvrans and others among early
day acquaintance.
c. E. Johnston was a returnin G
passenger Tuesday from a business
trip of part of the week in the Twin
Cities on business.
Mrs. Kelley was a returning pas.
senger Monday from a visit of part of
the week with friends at the Forks
and in Devils Lake.
Finlay A. Macdonald, one of the re-
publican wire pullers of the south
end of the county was here giving
judicial matters attention Monday.
Mrs. James Heating was in town
Saturday accompanied by her daugh-
ter, who took the 100 train for Far
go, where she has been attending
school for the past couple of years.
C. A Smith who is making a tour
over the county buying blooded stock
for shipment into Montana took Sat-
urday's train for Osnabrock. making
a visit there with old friends over
Sunday. .4 "a .2. j;
R. 0. Miller; manager Of the
Langdon Lumber Co.'S, interests here
and owe the county returned Monday
from a week. 8 trip to the Twin Cities
where he took in the Northwestern
Lumberman's convention.
Napoleon Calder and Alex. Chaput
left Saturday for a visit covering
two weeks with several of their rel
atives and friends who are home.
stealing in the Willow Bunch region
of eastern Montana.
DR.. Tom Smith was at Hannah a
couple of days the early part of the
week on a professional trip, being
called there to attend to some dental
work for Mrs. Rose, Sr., the mother
of Mrs, G.. B. Mcmillan,
, Miss Russell was in Langdon over
. Sunday with her father, Com'r Ale.
Russell. Miss Russell was returning
= to her home at Walhalfa, from a visit
. in the western part of the county
with her sister, Mrs. Donald Nc
: Naught. near Clyde.
Z Mrs. D. C. Mcdonald, who has beer
p, away from home since the holidays,
and during an absence of upwards {
month has attended the weddings O.
her two sons, Earl and John McGruer.
= returned to the city on Tuesdays af.
t%ernoon passenger.
Ralph j. Lorenz, a former residen
of Easily township now in the hote
business at Plymouth, Mich, in re
: newing his allegiance to the Courier
: Democrat for another year send
: greetings to all of his Langdon ant
(: Easily old friends, wishing to eacl
F.: a happy and prosperous new year.
f: w. F.. Winter returned Tuesda,
F: from a trip east extending over the
holidays, having spent a part of tn
= time at Kingston. Ont, with rela'
tives of the family. His trip als'
: extended to Buffalo, N. Y, anc
e New York City before journeyine
homeward.
:. Sheriff Thompson brought in a draft
"slacker'' by the name Of Henry
Arnes from the lAlsen settlement
last week and on Saturday turned
! him over to the United States mar
> shall. Arnes was n of the young
men drawn in the southwestern part
: of the county who should have gone
, to Camp Dodge with the men who
| went in September.
George J.. Dorval, a son of Judge
H. E. Dorval, of this city, who TO,
l the past eight years has been a rail.
road conductor with the Northern Pa
? citic at Seattle, has in the past week
, sent the paper substantial greetings
and tells of the lovely winter weathe,
7 they are having out there. Well,
there's no kick coming IN the weather
we have had here up to the present
time.
Langdon friends were appraised by
r letters which have reached here dur.
ing the week of / the passing away
! since the first of the year of the
widow of the late ] ohnyC Currie. 1t
t will be recalled that Mrs. Currie re.
moved to her former home in eastern
t Ontario following the. death here Of