Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-07-10

II you want a good range coal or
der Miller's Greek. Farmers Eleva-
tor Co.
Attorney Devaney spent part of
the week at Grafton on legal matters
in Judge Kneeshaw court.
If you are sick and have tried
medicine without help do not give up
Go to the Langdon Sanitorium and
you will get relief.
Rev. c. P. Drew and family were
arrivals Friday from Lakota and I'M
til their household effects arrived were
staying at the Mrs Kirkham home on
the Dorval hill.
Terry McGoveren left during the
week for Minot where he is stated as
being interested in litigation at a
term of court in session this week in
the Magic City,
Hamilton Howatt and wife of
Of Mazda, were passengers Monday on
a..trip to the Twin Cities and points
east, expecting to be back on the
farm before harvest tine.
Mrs. Dave Harding of Backoo, was
in the city on Monday enroute home
from q visit of some length with her
relatives and a number of her frieads
and former acquaintance at Milton.
This evening the Knights of Col.
umhus hall in the Schulke block is to
be the scene of a social dance, the
attending guests being confined ex-
clusively to the knights of the order
and their ladies',
The usual order of evening service
at the Methodist church for last Sun.
day was withdrawn in order to give
the congregation an opportunity to
take in the musical program Of the
Chautauqua company
Walter Ramage who was among
the last of the overseas American
forces to leave France has been CIV
ven his discharge papers at Camp
Dodge and is expected to arrive home
on today's train.
Mrs. Walker Hamilton is being
visited by her brother. Corporal Ed.
Mcdonald, who has lately been mus
tered out and returned to his home
in Saskatchewan from service with
the Canadian forces overseas.
Rev. Father Bernard was in Lang.
don on Monday enroute to his parish
at MI. Carmel from a visit to the
home of his parents at Tyler, N, D.,
being called there by the sad news Of
the last illness of his mother, who
had breathed her last before he was
able to reach her bedside. Deceased
was in her fifty-second year and had
for some years past been gradually
failing in health.
Mrs. Frank jutras left yesterday,
returning to her home at Grand
Rapids, Mimi, after a months visit
here with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund Godfrey. She was accom-
panied al far as Grand Forks by
her sister, Miss Sophia Godfrey, who
is a trained nurse in one of the hos
pitfalls there. Both came home to see
their brother who has recently return
ed home from overseas in France.
Druggist A. H. Stewart, wife anc
little SOD, who autoed here from Sas
katoon, left yesterday. Mrs. Agnes
Mcmillan stays for a longer visit
among her friends here. The Ste.
warts brought word of the we'll doing
of DR.. Gibson, who enjoys quite an
extensive practice in the Lake Dol.
phin region. The flu epidemic was at
its worst in that northern Saskatche-
wan frontier and they say that DR..
Gibson holds the proud record of not
having lost a single case. c
Manager W. G.. Bradley and wife
of the Schulke- Bradley Co., have
been spending the past week or ten
days, in al auto tour in their new
Oakland car through the lake district
Of northern Minnesota, also making
visits with friends in Grand Forks,
and Mankato, MINI, %enroute. Their
plans when leaving were to have the
outing trip extend to about August
list, and if time permits will include
a brief stay at the home of A.
Schulke and family at New UIm.
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