Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-06-27

Help our boys in France by buying
q war savings stamp. g
We still. have a few service, flag
stamps. Come ane get. yoursl 1CO
in an envelope of 10 cents.
A car of Ignite coal on car this
week. SIS. 90 per ton. Langdon Wood
Yard.
Miss Hazel Pinkerton was an over
Sunday visitor in the city from
Wales a guest of her sister, Miss
Maud Pinkerton.
Mark j.. iO'Brien was a Saturday
returning passenger from Milwaukee,
where he consulted specialists relative
to an eye trouble Of long standing.
If you appreciate efficient service
go to A. o. Void & Co., for what
you need in the jewelry and musical
lines. With more than twenty years
of experience they know qualities.
Rockwell G. Sayers, who is at the
head ola big Chicago real estate firm,
the Farmers Trust Co., as it's presi
dent, has been making Langdon his
headquarters during the week while
looking after land holdings in Cava.
lier county.
Rev. c. P. Drew, was here Tues
day from Lakota, giving ministerial
attention to his Episcopat :ntissions:in
i~thisaeounty. Itaissstili a:n1atter Of
uncertaintyaEtof how lung before he
will %bescailedsinto ~thesservice as an
army chaplain.
Peter Reid went north S~aturday.to
Hannah for stay with friends over
Sunday. His work over the .northeass.
tern part of the state under the
direction of one of the state depart.
ments will continue along through
most of the summer. 80 =
j. Ross. the HORSEPOWER from Han.
nah has his outfit at work here this
week moving the R. T. Burke cot.
tage home from its present location
on Sixth street to make room for the
modern new home 70 be built on tie
old sitec this summer,
Banker Pete Antony and Merchant
Ted Hanson were at the head Of q tie
a delegation from Munich here on
Monday to say good bye to the ]eav.
ing soldier boys of the draft. AS ON
former occasions the southwestern part
Of the county appeared to send a full
sized representation. ~. .,.... -, -
r. This paper is requested to ask that
the party who, through mistake took
a package of silverware, wrapped. in
green paper, from the Schulke Bradley
Co. store on Wednesday afternoon Of
last week will kindly leave the same
there for the rightful owner as soon
as they conveniently can do SO. I
!, On Monday evening there was q
attended wedding dance at the
Elgin township home of Mr.. and Mrs,
Louis Rose, whose daughter, Miss
Anna, was the bride at the Rose.
Baldwin nuptials of Saturday. Today
the happy young couple are leaving
for their future home at Tacoma,
Washington. . 81 So. -.
II Leslie j.. HodAins was in town G,
!, Saturday from his farm near Vale;
He recovered from the W. ]. Herrio'
farm at Wales a yearling horse col
t that strayed from his place recently.
His father, Frank ]. Hodgins, who ii
now located at Seattle, he states il
i, slowly recovering from serious injur
, les received in an automobile acciden'
Mr. and Mrs Harry Dunford lief
on yesterdays train for a trip of
month to Instow, Sas k. where the!l
son, ST. n'ey, has been located on !:
t homestead for the past four years.
Mr.. Dunford is also the owner q
quite Invaluable tract offarmingilane
in that section of Western Canada,
(which he will look after while out
there thislsummer.
The contracting firm of Jahnke {
Moore since finishing up the remodel
ing of the j.. P. Tembreull resi-
dence and the Chisholm store property
{ on Third street, have this week pu'
| their force of men to work on the new
home which R. T. Burke is to built
t this summer IN his corner lots OF
Sixth and Oak streets. This wher
completed will be one of the fines
f modern homes that has been built ir
Langdon in several years.