Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-01-23

Rev. E. A. Foley exchanged pull.
pits last Sunday with Rev. S. S.
Wyand. of Grand Forks.
j. F. Segouin was a business visi.
tor in Grand Forks a couple of day
the early part of the week.
Don't spoil your storage battery this
winter by neglect. Send it Sparling's
garage for winter storage.
Miss Emma Whitman, the millli.
ner came down from Hannah yester-
day and will spend the balance of
the week in looking after business
here.
The old pioneer hardware and
farm machinery firm Of j. D. Nc
Lehman Company at Sarles are report
ed as having sold to w. McMaster
Of Lakota.
John Schwan left Monday for
Devils Lake and while there he will
visit with his daughter who is at
tending the Academy of Saint Mary
of the Lake.
Reuben Cardinal, cashier and tic
ket agent at the Great Northern de-
pot, included Grand Forks and Fargo
in a trip over Sunday down the line
on a business trip.
Arthur Robertson accompanied the
high school basket ball team on it's
trip to Park River on Friday to help
a party of the teams girl friends
"root" for the game.
The combined deposits of the two
banks at Sarles make the highly
creditable showing in call statements
issued at the close of the old year
that aggregate 1926, lO4. 66.
The family of Clement Tourand
t have during the week received al. adj
: dition to the home in the shape CT
another boy baby that put in it's ap.
{ pearance yesterday morning at an
early hour.
! Wilfred Harrington, son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Harrington returned
to his home here Thursday after a
months trip having spent most Of
= the time that he was gone in Duluth
= and Superior.
{ Myron Brothovde left on Satur'
days train returning to Reynolds af'
ter spending a part of the weak here
with Mrs. Brothovde and the child
. rem, who are making a visit at thu
Robertson home.
e Arthur Sparkling was among tn
d passengers yesterday to the Forks
e going to attend the annual mid win
t ter banquet of the dealers in Over
land automobile of the north
ern part of the state.
> Memo Liebeler and wife ar
spending theweek in Fargo. wher
- Mr.. Liebeler is taking in the SEES
~ sions of the implement dealers con
vention and the weeks gathering c
-, the tri. Estate grain growers a%ssocia
tion.
A large frame barn is in course {
- erection this week upon the Sout
% Langdon property of r. B. Falconel
:, AS far as we have noted this is or
4 of the first building improvement
started in Langdon for the season {
;, 1919.
ID County Health Officer DR.. Nj
T. Queen reports there being only a fe
scattering cases of the influenza ep
go demic in this county at the preseI
5 time, stating that the disease is fas
s disappearing and perfectly unde
( control.
5 Miss H%ortense Monroe and Mi.
5 Mary MCLAUGHLIN, were among tt
s party of Langdon young folks WI
went down the line to Park River {
Friday to witness the basket ba
III game between the high school boy
of the two towns.
Mrs. Ernest Rekow arrived on T,
- esday's train from her home in WI
~ consin and is visiting the home
49, her sister, Mrs. r, A. Allison. 81
- will also go over to Clyde, where tt
Rekow's farm ed for several years al
still own a fine paying property
Tomorrow even ing there is to be
- social dance in the Woodman Hal
at which the music will be furnish'
by the Zettel orchestra. 1t is beir