Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-08-28

AOGOSIZ 20 I9lJ
If yod want a good range coal or
der Miller's Greek. Farmers Eleva-
= tor Co.
Mrs. Jos. c. McComb spent part
of last week visiting at the Sam
Eagleson home at Milton IS
Mrs. Foy left Friday for Grand
Forks, for a visit of a few days with
the family of her daughter.
Both weekly and monthly time
books for threshermen in several
sizes. For sale at this office.
Simon Schefter left Monday for
the Twin Cities and other points in
Minnesota on a weeks business trip.
Dewey Pierce took the Saturday
noon train for the home of his parents
in Saskatchewan for visit, expecting
to be away for a couple of weeks.
Threshers books. The good kind
that keep all your accounts. State
ments verified by owner of grain and
properly indexed. 81 at this office.
Rev. C. P. Drew returned on
Thursdays passenger from a four
day trip to his Episcopalian mission
charges in Nelson and Ramsey coun-
ties. 'f
Mrs. Michael Fuch and the child
rem left on Mondays train for Cold
Springs, MIMI, where her husband
has recently decided to start up in
business for himself. ttt4D
Miss Lorraine Koehmstedt return.
ed Tuesday from her two weeks va
cation, spent with friends in the
Twin Cities and a visit to the Min.
nesota Lake district.
Miss Minnie Finerty left here Fri
day returning to Oakland. Calf,
after a stay here at the Fiuerty home
!, with her parents during a two
months summer cation.
Mrs. Jane Stewart was a passen.
ger Monday and after a short visit
with relatives in Grand Forks county
5 goes west to Sarles to look after
her business interests there.
) Fred Chase was among the Satur-
day arrivals, coming from the Wey-
Z burn district in Saskatchewan, where
the crop outlook is poor this fall ow.
} ing to the light summer rainfall.
!, Jos. F. O'Connor since arriving
here during the week from his home
near Saskatoon has taken charge of
one of the three threshing outfits be.
ing operated by J. F. .Ramage this fall
Manager E. D. Stewart of the ex-
detrimental farm and family will
move into town this winter in order
to allow of their little boy attending
the grades of the Langdon school
this winter.
Attorney Geo. A. Moellring, a for
nier Langdon law practitioner and
now located at Ray N. D., has been
appointed by Governor Frazier as a
member of the executive board of the
SCaCS DdE dSSOclaIlOu.
Frank j. Schwartz was a passen-
ger yesterday for Rochester, MINI,
where he expects to make a stay of
| several weeks while undergoing a.
} course of medical treatment for u
} trouble Of long standing.
; Mrs. w.. A. Scott entertained a few
lady friends at her home on Sixth
street yesterday afternoon to meet
| Mrs. S. T. Scott, of Lawton, who is
here for a two weeks visit at the
Langdon home of her son.
Mrs. Kraemer, of Worthington, S.
DaH!, and Mrs, Roth, of George, a.,
arrived on Mondays train, called here
by the critical condition of their
brother, James Kitchin, who was OPP
Grated on Sunday for appendicitis.
Miss Dorothy Price accompanied
her cousin. Frances Balm. on her re-.
turn home Saturday from a months
visit with the Price family, who
have been spending the summer in a
cottage in the Minnesota lake district
George Bailey and family have re-
turned to Osnabrock from the drouth
stricken region of Montana, where
there is neither a crop to harvest or
feed for horses and farm stock through
the winter. He brought his farming
outfit and horses with him.
Dan Porter was a Calvin visitor
here Saturday. He and others of that
town lately made a shipment of seve-
raj car loads of Montana sheep into
the western part of the county,
Sheep ere selling at a f%abu]ously