Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-11-06

Father Cory returned to the city
Friday from his week g trip to Min.
ueapolis where he attended the fu-
neral of Mrs. Towey.
Saturday. Nov. 22nd. the ladies of
the Episcopal guild will hold q sale
in the city hall. Particulars Of this
event will be given next week.
Mrs. Watt arrived from her home
in Montana On Saturdays train and
will make a visit over the Thanksgiv-
ing season at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. j. j. Robson.
Leon Williamson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alden R. Williamson, of this
city. left Saturday for Fargo, where
he will enter the mid winter term at
the North Dakota agricultural college
Yesterday the city health officer
removed the quarantine from the
Bostrom and Carlson homes that have
been under surveillance owing to
symptoms of the presence of diph-
liberia.
DR.. and Mrs. E. ]. Hughes return.
ed Saturday from their Twin City
trip of a, week. where they were
among the number of Langdon friends
in attendance at the funeral of Mrs.
John w. Towey..
J.. B. Boyd ia among. those of
Langdon who will spend most of the
winter in the south. He plans going
from here direct to southern Texas,
where he has for some time had
property interests he will look after.
Despite the stormy weather of
last Thursday evening the annual
thank offering and praise service of
the woman's missionary society of
the Presbyterian church resulted in a
contribution which amounted to $500
= Wednesday evening of next week
the Lady Foresters of St. Mary's
court, W. c. o. F. give the first of
a series of card parties to be held
the winter season. Next
Wednesday evening at the K. of C..
hall.
q H. j. Riesland, the optical special
ist, we'll known for many years for
his superior ability in fitting eyes
and finishing the glasses here, will be
at the U. c. T. hotel on Dec. 18th
to 18th all day. See him if you need
the most skilled service. 16
The chicken supper the ladies of
the Methodist church served Wednes.
day evening last in the basement par
lors of the church is reported as hav-
ing Melted almost $3.50. 1t was n
immensely popular and we'll patron.
lied affair as was testified by the
proceeds.
H. O. Void came to Langdon on
Thursdays train from his former
home in Wisconsin and is making a
short stay here with his brother, DR..
A. O. Void, before moving with
his family on to the farm which he
recently purchased near Milton from
M. H. Close.
-Four births reported during the
week include a son at the Ed. Kelner
home, of Easily, on Oct. 31st, a
daughter to w. P. Zettel, of Manila
twp, on Nov LIST; a son to B. A.
Bredeson, of Nekoma. on Nov 18th;
and a daughter to John A. Johnson,
of Hay twp, on Nov. 5th.
Mrs. Andrew Hollinger, of New
vile, N. D., writes she is feeling
good and a sleep fine and eat any,
thing after taking DR.. MelIenthin's
treatment DR.. Mellenthin will be in
Grand Forks at the Dacotah hotel on
Wednesday and Thursday Nov. 26th
and 9th from 9 a. m. to 4 o. m.
Miss Dorothy Daggett was among
the arrivals of Friday returning from
st. Paul, where she was called less
n a a week ago@by the illness of her
sister, Mrs. John W. Towey. whose
funeral last Wednesday was an event
which called forth the sympathy of
all Langdon people to the bereaved
family.
Today is the date of the big sale
of farm stock being held at the
Glenila stock farm of Philip Schafer
near Calvin. 1t is one of the really
big sales among the hundred or more
held in the county this fall and all
that has been needed to insure a re-
cord breaking crowd in attendance
from all over the northern part of
the state has been favorable weather
conditions.