Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-07-03

II you want a good range coal or
der Miller's Creek. Farmers Eleva-
tor Co.
Cement walks are replacing most
of the old board walks at Hannah
this summer.
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. FIR. Mcdonald went down the
line yesterday to his parish at Park
River after a visit here of several
days with Father Cory.
Mrs. Spellman left Friday return.
ing to her home at Casselton after re.
naming a week here giving atten.
tion to her business interests.
Pastor Foley of the Methodist
church delivered the address to the
graduating class of the Walhalla
high school last Friday evening.
Mrs. Miles kessler and sister,
Miss Ruth Green, went to Milton on
yesterdays passenger to remain until
after the celebration on the Fourth.
John Mahoney was a passenger
down the line on Monday attending
to business matters at Fargo and
other points during an absence of
most of the week.
Mrs. Sam Little, eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. ALERT, ar.
rived en- Saturday from the Twin
Cities and will make a months stay
stay at the ALERT home.
Frank j. Schwartz and wife re.
turned on Saturdays train to their
, Langdon home from a two weeks
{ visit at Saint Cloud, Mimi, with the
family of their eldest daughter.
{ Frank Green went down the line
Monday as far as the Forks to meet
his sons, who have been visiting at
the Red Lake Falls home of their
1 grand parents for several weeks.
Rev. Drew returned to the city on
. Monday and the family will be 10.
e Gated in their new home in Langdon
at the north end of Sixth street Just
Y as soon as their household goods ar
: rive here from Lakota
: John Morrison for the past week
, has been holding down the position of
: assistant druggist at the Corner Drug
Store Of H. E. Close and Company,
while Miss Ness is away enjoying a
we'll earned summer vacation.
l VIM. Valentine, the resident part
t ner Of the general mercantile firm OF
Valentine & Schefter, who recently
closed out their store at Hannah, is
j. moving to LaRaviere, Man., tc
!, start up in buiness for himself,
+ George Watschke, the older sor
of Mr.. and Mrs, Watschke, of this
city, returned to the family home OF
r Saturday from owe a year and {
half of military service during the
war, much of the time being spent
- with the American forces overseas il
q France.
County Agent Owen, along will
: Ed. Stewart, of the experimental
|. farm and Editor Boyd of Hannah, are
busy closing up the details for the
tri-county farm boys encampment tt
5 be held at Walhalla all of next week,
5 Over fifty have alrerdy earolled from
this county.
5 Mrs. Hytson left Friday for ar
5 over Sunday visit at the home of he,
) mother, Mrs. Sanford, in Crane
5 Forks. This week Mrs. Hytson is ir
Grafton in her official capacity as
n court s~tenographer to Judge Knee.
" shaw, who convened a term of court
n there on Monday.
: Jas. MCLAUGHLIN was a departing
passenger Friday and will be one Of
quite a large delegation of northwes'
tern distributors who left the Twir
Cities in a special train Sunday fo,
r the manufacturing plant of the
Buick automobile. The trip will ex,
: tend we about ten days,