Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-02-20
Leave your order for Rex flour at
Boyd's department store,

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Boyd's department store.
Mrs. E. j. Evans came down the
line yesterday having spent some
time over at CALVIN with friends
Mrs. George Edworthy was a visi.
tor from the farm near Hannah with
Langdon friends a part of the week
Fathers Bernard. of Mt. Carmel
and Cory of Langdon, were passen.
gers Tuesday to Fargo for a short
stay.
Talk with T. E. Burke, agent
for the Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Company of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
Ole johnson. left Monday on a bu.
siness "trip to the Twin Cities after
spending a week home since his re-
cent return from camp.
Rev. E. A. Foley left Tuesday
for Grand Forks. where an institute
of Sunday school workers was in
session yesterday and today.
Mrs. Drew was a visitor here from
Lakota over the week end, being a
guest at the home of MI. and Mrs.
Walter Bradley during her stay
Ross Opie, of the Opie photograp
hic studio left Friday for a business
trip to the Twin Cities, ex pecting
to return home about the middle of
the week.
William Swanlaw and a son of
Henry Sehrt, who has recently re-
turned home from several months
overseas in France were here yester-
day from Milton.
Mrs. Geo. w. Price, who recently
disposed of her Langdon home to DR..
Tom Smith, in another
column the disposal at private sale
of her household goods.
Andy Krein was in town a couple
of days the forepart of the week on
business. He ia now rapidly regain
ing health and strength after his
long and serious illness.
1t requires only a look back of q
few days to note the fact that Mon.
day, February 10th goes on recorc
as the first day of a spring time
shower of rain for the season of 1915
Alderman j. A. Balgaard left Tu,
esday for a trip to the Twin Cities
on business matters and will alst
make a short visit to the old family
home at Ashby, Mimi, before hi
returns.
Jake and Phil Gellner boarded
Mondays train for the Twin Citie'
to take in the auto show. Before re
turning they expect to make a mum
Der of visits among old friends il
South Dakota.
Attorney Geo. M. Price returned
to the city IN Saturday from his tw'
weeks trip to the home of his fathe
!, in southern California, where tn,
, latter has been in failing healtI
, several months.
Banker C. P. Getchell was a visi
tor in town Monday for a short time
going north to his bank at Wales at
ter an over Sunday visit in Gran
Forks with his family, who make
, their home there.
Matt Bimler left yesterday an
will join his two brothers fror
Y Michigan, ND >, in a trip to tn
auto show at Minneapolis. The thre
go to St. Cloud, Mimi, for Il visi
y before coming home.
5 Mrs. D. w. Barker returned Tnes
5 day from Winnipeg, where she ha
5 been at the bed side of Walter Bar
{ ker, who has been confined in a hos
5 pital for some time while r%ecoverin
: from a severe attack of influenza,
: Ralph LeBrun, who has been wit
/. the national army at Camp Donipha
e Okla, nearly all the time since it
first mobilization, returned to hi
home near Langdon Monday, bein
r honorahly mustered out of the servic
The Lothspeich sale held Tuesda
afternoon on the MCLAUGHLIN 'arr
north of Langdon. in addition to be
f ing favored with the best of weathe
D resulted in being one of the recor
f breaking sales that Auctioneer Keif
. err has held this season.
The Southern Texas party Leaving
e yesterday in company with Mr.. Jas
G. Dickson included Messrs job,
Hautz, j. B. Boyd, O.to C. OlsoI
e and Otto Olson, Jr., others intend
. ing to go had to defer plans for
/ short time until the next trip il
. March.
. The Bishop Stanley Council of tn
Knights of Columbus is expecting t
send quite a delegation to Gran