Courier Democrat., 1920-01-08

Scott.
Jas Austin went north Tuesday t.
Hannah after spending most Of, the
holidays in Grand Forks with his
family.
Ole ]. Eide was among those over
from Calvin the early part Of the
week having business with cur county
officials.
VIM. Murie and wife are this week
moving into the Spruce street resi-
dence property lately vacated by B.
E. Groom.
Henry Krien is here from Osna-
brock with matters representing Hay
township for the consideration of the
county board.
Alex Reid has been spending the
week here giving the financial inter
ests of the Citizens Bank of Hannah
his attention.
Leon Williamson, son of ME-, and
Mrs. Alden Williamson, left Monday
returning to Fargo. where he is at
tending school.
W.T.. Reilly and wife were guests
at the H. D. ALERT home during a
visit here couple of days the early
part of the week
Jas. Godfrey went north On Mon
days train to Wales after making a
visit over the week end here in
Langdon with his parents.
Miss Loretta Schwartz was a pas.
senger Friday to Detroit, MINI =,
where she is making a weeks visit
with her friend Mrs Ben Reiwer.
On Tuesday of next week the
Langdon Woman's Club will hold
their regular meeting in the after
noon at the home of Mrs. Finerty.
Miss Mary Hill returned yesterday
from Rochester. MINI. where she
spent week with her son, Joseph
F. Hill, who is being given hospital
treatment there.
Morris Welsh, the oldest son of
MIR. and Mrs. George Welsh left
Saturday for Fargo, where he enters
the state agricultural college for
the mid-winter term.
Miss Verna Welsh left on Satur-
days south bound noon train for
Devils Lake, where she will continue
her course at the state school for the
deaf for another year.
Dewey Pierce and Ed. j. Donova n
were passengers Saturday to the
Twin Cities, where they are expect
ing to spend about a week looking
after business matters.
Dr.G. E. Hartman of the Langdon
Sanatorium left Monday for a short
vacation visit with friends, in the
Twin Cities and Chicago expecting tc
return about the 18th inst.
C. B. Mcmillan, of Hannah, anc
Archie Sillers, of Calvin, were here
this week to attend the annual bust.
ness meeting of the officers and boarc
Of directors of the First Nationa
Bank
Mrs. E. j. Evans and daughter
Mrs. Arnold. came up on Monday
train from Grand Forks fora stay O
a week, during which they will visi
friends in Langdon and immediate vi
cinity.
Stanley Mahoney boarded Monday
train for the Twin Cities, where h
fe-enters St Thomas college, afte
spending the holidays with hi
father and the family here i
Langdon.
Miss Susie M Schwartz left Satur
day returning to her hospital duties
She expects to shortly be transferre
back to the hospital in Fargo wher
she has held position most of tn
time since her graduation.
Cashier Ohm Sheehan, of the c.
Waller Co. National Bank went as fl
as Fargo on Saturday, accompany
, ing his two sons, Mcdonald and "
| j., on their return to st. Johns
Collegeville, Mimi. after the Chris
mas vacation at home.
Geo. W. Sturm closed up tt
Langdon business of the farm re
3 estate concerns of Sturm & Price
4 the 1919 season this week leavin
' Monday for the Twin Cities, whe
/. he would meet Mrs. Sturm and lea
/, for the Pacific coast, expecting to
. back here in the spring.
Robert Schoenbechler, Richard
t Burke and Leonard Heating made
r trio of Langdon boys leaving Mo
e day for Collegeville, Mimi. to ia
y up their studies at St. Johns aft
y the holidays. The two sons of N
II, and Mrs. John Sheehan had preceG