Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-12-19
BRING YOUR FILMS, TO,
Ole Opie Studio
To be developed and printed
Popular prices and quick service
We also have a line of films and kodaks
FOR SALE

IL TUX SALE s
M g. Zies spent part of last week
here at the home of her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Ed. Godfrey. returning on
Saturdays train to her home at
Wales.
Mrs. H. E. Close. returned to. the
city on Monday from a stay Of a
couple of weeks, in Fargo. while I'm.
dergoing the treatment of an eye
specialist. =
Remember that to have your stor.
age battery in first class shape next
summer you must give it the best
of care. Send or b ring, it to Sparl-
ing's garage.
Miss Sadie McAdams, daughter of
Steve McAdams, formerly of Hannah,
:reciently at Bectville. Saskatchan,
Eof Influenza, She taught school, in
this county for sevral years.
Four sons of George Lane. who
resides across the line at Snowflake
Manitoba, from Hannah have been
awarded medals for bravery overseas,
one later was killed in action.
Mrs. j. w. Mahon spent part Of
last week in Grand Forks with her
daughter, Mrs. Bert Sullivan. and in
visiting at the home of Mrs. Orr.
who formerly resided IN Langdon.
The Junior Red Cross of Osna
brock is making forty hospital scrap
books for the soldiers They will also
send fifteen Christmas boxes to the
children of fire sufferers of Northern
Minnesota.
The Opie studio will be open on
Sundays between the hours of eleven
r and four O'Clock, for the accommoda,
3 ing the week to have pictures taken
! for Christmas.
Robert Schoenbechler, who this
fall started on the fret year of his
university course at St. Johns,
{: Collegeville, Mimi, arrives home
the end of the week for a visit
during the Christmas vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
: Schoenbechler.
: Make good your promise to buy
(: your wife that White sewing ma.
chine. A. O. Void sells them anc
o almost at the old price. Most any
3 one a sell you a sewing machine,
but very few dealers are in a posi-
+ tion to look after the repairing 81
them. A. O.. Void Co, sells anc
q repairs sewing machines
t. News from the family of Mrs.
. John McGauvran, now located al
Vancouver, B &C., tells of the close
call which her son Leslie, had in ar
e attack Of pneumonia. he contract.
ed following the Spanish flu. which
q he was taken down with while in
military training camp. He is now
n on a fair way to recovery.
The annual praise service of the
e Woman's Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian church is to be held ir
the church on Sunday evening of thi:
week, commencing promptly at half.
past seven O'Clock 1t will take the
: place of the regular evening service
and consist largely of song ant
praise, the topic being largely upor
missionary lines. An invitation i.
extended to all these who are in
terested in the work as we'll as those
usually worshipping at the church.
Mrs. Foy, whose husband. Private
Chas. e. Foy died some little tim'
ago while at Camp Custer, in Mich
gan, a victim of pneumonia, acknow
lodges the prompt manner in which
the insurance policy of her hush ant
in the Workman order was settle,
through the most satisfactory name
in which the adjustment of the mat
ter was taken up by the officers o
the Langdon lodge. 1t is note
wotthy to mention that this CLAIM
was settled ahead Of other insuranc
carried by the deceased.