Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-05

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Brink and wife Of Hannah.
Ben R. Click was a traveller yes-
terday. leaving on the noon train for
the Twin Cities on a business trip.
Why take chances when you know
that you can get your watch fixed
right and promptly by A. o. Void Co.
Fred Watschke Jr., and family
are being compelled to move from
Langdon to Grand Forks owing to
the existing house shortage.
Miss Lucy A. Gordon was a visitor
with friends at Hannah and in that
immediate vicinity a day or two the
the earlier part Of the week.
H. E. Close was a passenger Mon
day to Grand Forks, where a sum-
mer meeting of the state druggists
association is being held this week.
Mrs. E. j. Evans was here from
Grand Forks q fair week visitor at
the home east of Langdon of Bert
Evans and wife.
Father Bernard was in town on
Saturday, enroute home to his parish
at Mt. Carmel from a trip to points
east as far as Milwaukee and Chicago
Miss Florence Prinyer accompanied
Miss Anna Mclean to Hannah last
Friday for a weekend visit at the
Byron township home of the McLeans
If you want a real bargain in a
rebuilt battery see AL Heapy at the
"EXIDE" Battery Service Station.
Several standard makes and all are
guaran teed.
Father Thiel. who since being trans
ferred from st. Alphonsus parish.
hes been pastor of a church at Rugby
visited a day or two with friends here
during the week.
Mrs. Bachelor and little daughter
are.here from Portage la Prairie,
Man., visiting the homes of her
brothers, George and Bert Welsh and
her sister, Mrs JAS, Ward at Calvin.
Jas Mulligan has closed his livery
and feed barn and left Monday for a
trip through northern Minnesota and
will look over special business propo-
sitionsS that have been offered him.
Fred W. Bartholomew proprietor
of the leading hostelry in Grand
Forks was here as is his annual GUS
tom to take in the Cavalier county
fair last week and meet his many old
friends of Langdon and vicinity.
Wilbert Liebeler. a senior at the
Wesley conservatory of music arriv.
ed or Mondays train from Grand
Forks and will visit during the va
cation until the fall term opens at
the new home of the family on
Seventh street.
j. B. Halloran and wife of Now
bray and F. j. Hayward and wife of
Fargo, spent the weekend in Win
nipeg visiting with several of their
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward re-
turned to their home in Fargo on
Tuesdays train from Langdon.
]. j., Mahoney and daughters,
Misses Irena, Madeline and Florence
left Tuesday for Stacy, Mont, where
they will visit at the nome of his
eldest daughter, Mrs. Fleming. dur
} ing the balance of the school va
cation this summer.
J.. M. Wyrens of the management
of the Brunswick Cafe in the Lang.
don Sanatorium, block took Mondays
train to the Twin Cities, where he
will secur additional equipment and
! more help for the constantly increas-
ing line of patronage that is making
the Brunswick Cafe such a popular
resort with the trade.
Will Kennedy, one of the Lapgdor
boys who responded to the call when
Co. E. was organized back in the
war days, was here during fair week.
He has been located in St. Paul 70,
some time, but the home, of the
: Kennedys has been in Grand Forks
since their leaving Langdon
Alex. Russell and wife were the
guests of Langdon friends last week
while attending the fair. Prevailing
weather conditions considered the
! the crop outlook in Olga and Ere.
mont Mr., Russell reports az being
, somewhat better than here around
yangdop.
DR.. Tom Smith leaves Sunday fol
a five weeks trip East. While away
he will attend the Dominion Dental
Meeting at Ottawa, Canada and also
the National Dental Association at
Boston. He will also spend some
time in New York City taking some
special work applying to the treat
ment Of phyorrhea. Mrs. Smith viii
accompany DR.. Smith.
L S. Champine was a Langdor
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