Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-06-26

!. All coal will advance ten cents per
month. Order early. Farmers Ele-
vator Co.
Have your shoes repaired at the
O. X. shop, opposite the City Hall.
Emile Mason, proprietor.
F. A. Plummer was one of the
large number here during the week
from Sarles attending court
Talk with T. E. Burke agent for
the Northwestern Mutual Life Insur-
anc Company Of Milwaukee, Wis
consin.
Have that suit cleaned, pressed and
repaired at the OK. shop. ] D. Roach
proprietor.
!. Miss Letetia Plummer was home
last week from her school ver at
Clyde for a short week end stay. +
Simon Schetter took Mondays
train to the Twin Cities, where he
will spend the week on business.
Jas. MCLAUGHLIN was away to the
Forks Monday after more cars for
the patrons of the MsLauchlin &
Stranger garage.
Miss Margaret Mclean one of the
grade teachers of the city schools left
Friday for her home at Hannah to re.
main during the vacation
Manager Baldwin of the Home Inn
plement Co.. spent a couple of days
the fore part of the week in Grand
Forks on business matters:
Henry Hytson left on Friday for
Mimic in response to a call Of the
Ct. Northern for the services Of a
relief agent at the depot there.
Nurse Agnes Kennedy came over
from Olga last Friday and is in at
tendance upon j. F. Ramage. who is
quite i'll with an attack of pneumonia
Mrs Neil Campbell left Monday
for her home at Park River, having
spent part of the week here with her
sister Mrs. Syre and her brothers,
the Hooeys.
Charles WINNER and family since
their return to town from Osnabrock
have moved into n of the vacant
Loynes houses on Pine street. north
of the public schools.
Blacksmith Joe Klein and John
.Platz were Wales visitors yesterday
the former bringing with him his
books of the assessor of Dresden
township and Wales village.
Bert A. Sullivan and wife were
Sunday visitors in from the farm al
the Sullivan town home, being &C.
companied by the new arrival, thei,
three week old little daughter.
. Robert Schoenbechler, who is {
freshman at the St. Johns university
returned Friday from Co]legeville,
Mimi, for a stay with the home
folks during the summer vacation.
Mrs. j. l.. Robertson and daughter
Miss Jennie, left Tuesday for a tril
to Philadelphia and points east ex.
pecting to return home in about two
months after visiting with relatives Of
the family.
Leon Barcelo, one of the Langdor
boys Of the Trench Mortar Battery
was here last week for the reunion
and to visit friends. He has been al
Grand Forks since the return of thu
boys from over seas.
John Nowatzki, of Mt. Carmel haI
during the past week welcomed hi
son home after an absence extend
ing over the duration Of the war
having spent the greater part of thu
time in service overseas in France
kinsell Johnston and sister, Mis-
G%enevieve, arc among the home com
ing arrivals of the week, coming from
Minneapolis, where during the pas
school year they have been enrolled
as students at the University Of
Minnesota.
Mrs. Ed. Moore returned Tuesda.
from Superior, where she was calle'
a short time ago by illness in tn
home Of her married daughter. Mrs
Norland, where the death of a littl'
son is mourned following an illness o
Spanish influenza.