Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-04-24

We have a complete stock of E asst.
man kodaks and films always on hand
Opie Studio. 4O.4l
Have your shoes repaired at the
o. X. shop, opposite the City Hall.
Emile Mason, proprietor.
The Lorraine orchestra furnished
the music for a post.Lenten dance
held On Tuesday night at Wales.
Miss Mary Robertson arrived home
Tuesday from ar extended stay at
the home of her sister at Albert Lea,
MINI.
If you are sick and have tried
medicine without help do not give up
Go to the Langdon %Sanitorium and
you will get relief.
Civil Engineer R. Arnold was here
from the Twin Cities to spend Eas-
ter with his sister, Mrs. John By.
field in her Lagoon home.
Mrs. Paul Ludwig returned on tn.
esday's train to her home north of
town after a visit of nearly a couple
of months with friends in the east.
John Byfeld and wife have during
the past week moved into the Walker
cottage, for some time |previously
occupied by Mrs. Stewart and family.
Miss Letetia Plummer was a Sat.
urday arrival from her school in the
western part of the county at Clyde
to spend Easter Sunday with the
family.
Miss Alice Seeley. who is taking a
course of training for nursing at. the
Deaconess hospital in Grand Forks
came home for a weeks Easter va.
alton on Saturdays train.
Mrs. McHugh returned during the
, week to her Langdon home from a
: couple of weeks stay with her daugh.
ter and several old friends of the
family in the Twin Cites.
: Chas Dustin was over from Clyde
on Easter Monday to get a couple Of
cars from Langdon dealers to help
8 him to take care of the early rush of
r the auto trade v in his town.
l E. P. Harood, the Delco man,
! and his family are moving this week
from the suite of rooms over the
Orton store building to the Finley
e house at the north end of Fourth
street.
e c. o. Rye has a display of plumb
Il ing fixtures for those installing the
waterworks and sewerage system this
y summer in the store building occu-
., pied by E. P. Harwood, the Delcc
n light man
DR., John McGruer accompanied by
y his wife arrived Tuesday from theil
y home in the vicinity of Chicago ane
is visiting the family home with
N his mother and sister. Miss Juanits
of McGruer for a short time.
,e William Flack returned Frida,
40 froma trip up the line as far as Han
~ nah being called there the early par
W of the week by news Of the illness o.
his daughter Miss Martha Flack. HI
p found her condition steadily improv
x ing although at one time threatened
er with influenza.
IS The Langdon Woman's Club will
l. hold its next meeting on Tuesday tn
29th inst. at the home Of Mrs. Geo
~ M. Price. 1t is an important meet
ing as the business will include plan
t. ming for the District Federation Meet
ing TO be held here next month ant
" members are expected to he present.
Il VIM. Wiltsie went to the Fork!
III on Easter Monday on a business mis-
\ sion stopping over until yesterday 81
s. as to enable him to take in the wal
III department demonstration for the
Victory loan campaign. Mr.. Wiltsie
5 has a boy owe in France in the all
5 service and wanted to see the flying
5 squadron at work.
5 Another five weeks and Decoration
5 Day will be here. With all of Lang.
5 don's returned soldier boys home
Z" this year from overseas and the trail
ing camps there should be as complete
III an observance of the day as has
b been held in Langdon's history. II
III is not too soon to start getting
u things shaped up for the exercises
Frank Heimbecker, another of the
% Langdon boys who left here with
Company E. got back to the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
~ H~eimbecker in this city yesterday,
- He is one of the number that were
'e detained in the hospital under quar-.
y %antine at the time the rest of the
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