Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-06-05

Talk with T. E. Burke about your
automobile insurance.
Robert Murie spent part of last
week in Grand Forks.
Ole Borgan was a a Langdon bust.
ness visitor from Hannah on Friday.
Rev Father Cory spent several
days of last week in Fargo, returning
on Saturdays train.
Talk with T. E. Burke, agent
for the Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Company of Milwaukee,
Wise onsin.
Mss Clara Janneck was a Lang
don visitor among friends a day
or two the end of the week from her
school at Dresden.
If you are sick and have tried
medicine without, help do not give up
Go to the Langdon Sanitorium and
you will get relief.
S. G. Erickson and Horton Row
were two of the returning Shriners
to return the end of the week to
their homes out at Elkwcod.
Thos. Ullyott and Bert Welsh were
ia Langdon party of Shrine degree
Masons to attend last weeks KEN
Temple reunion at Grand Forks.
Tracy Souch since his return home
last week from service overseas has
accepted a position as machinist in
the auto garage of Krien & Row.
Attorney Crimson is having water
and sewerage connections made with
his Fifth street home the Mooney
property, which he recently purchas.
ed from the estate.
John s.Platz while here Friday from
Wales closed a deal for the purchase
of land adjoining the townsite there
on which he will build a home and
retire from farming this fall,
Chas. Chisholm, ssAlex. Mcfarland
and Alex. Mcdonald made the pill
grimage to KEN Temple with the
Langdon party of high degree Masons
that spent part of last week in
Grand Forks.
Mrs. A. Mcknight since returning
to Langdon during the week from
Boise City, Idaho, has located in a
suite of rooms in the Kelly residence
on north Fourth street with the C.
H. Diebel family,
Sup't Bonar of the city school has
his family temporarily located in q
suite of rooms at the ]. w. Kelley
residence. In the fall the Bonars
sxpect to move into the Dougan house
on the Dorval hill.
The Langdon Wood and Transfe,
Co., have placed in commission this
week a light auto truck for it's city
delivery and express service. 1t was
furnished through the J.. F. Ramagt
garage sales agency.
Mrs. Tom Smith and Miss Aim;
Bleakley are among the musical en-
thusiasts Of Langdon who numbere'
in the large audience gathered in thu
auditorium at Grand Forks last nigh
to hear CALI Cruel sing.
A. N. Thorson and wife were Me
mortal Day visitors over here from
Devils Lake. autoing over to spen'
the day with Langdon friends an
! look after the lot in the Masonic ce
metery occupied by the Foshays, tn
! parents of Mrs. Thorson, and vel
known Langdon residents.
Ole johnson is making the Lang
don home Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs
C. M. johnson, headquarters Will
! covering a territory covering tn
! northern part of the state for tn
! 1ellsall accounting system. He ha
! been doing we'll at this since hi
! being mustered out of the service.
{ The Ed. Godfrey family receive'
) a telegram on Memorial Day from
: their son, Joe, who is being mustered
out at Camp Dodge after over tw'
years of military service, over twelv'
months..of it being at the front over
seas in France. The message STATED
that all being we'll he hoped to b.
home by Saturday Of this week.
The Bishop Stanley council of the
Knights of Columbus will on Satur
day June 21st have a formal recep
tion for a representative body o
Knights from over the northern part
of the state, who will take a part il
the impressive ceremonials of tn
following day, when the initiation O.
a class of upwards a hundred candi