Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-19

a VISITOR over sunday at MIS- FORMER
home in Grafton.
Hannah board of health reports
several cases of chicken pox scatter.
ed around the end town. q
The Langdon Sanatorium is a Safe
and Sane place to go, for all who
are sick.
McAllister Mahon, of the Great
Northern depot left yesterday for a
stay of part Of the week in Grand
Forks on business.
Thresher's liens, threshers account
books, time books and other station
cry supplies can be had at the Far
mers Press office.
Mrs. W. j. Arnold came up from
Grand Forks yesterday and will re-
main for a week visiting friends here
and east of town.
Byron Underwood has temporarily
retired as teamster with the Balgaard
dray line during the harvesting and
and threshing season.
John Mahon and family antoed to
Rolla and made an over Sunday
viset with the Widmeyers and d num-
Der of other relatives and old friends
If your watch is not keeping time
take or send it by mail to A. O,
Void Co. 1t will be we'll and prompt
ly cared for at reasonable charges.
Rev. Satterlee is out of town for
a couple of week taking his summer
vacation during the hot August days.
The church will remain closed during
that time.
Miss Zelda Monroe and Miss Eve
Ign Mausten number among the party
of Langdon young people who have
been in camp at Walhalla during the
past week or 80.
Mrs. Agnes Mcmillan who has
been visiting for some time at the
Robertson home in this city, has been
on the sick list and under the attend
ance of a doctor during the week.
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
guaranteed.
Alderman Henry Albrecht returned
Saturday from his two weeks trip to
San Benito in the Lower Valley CT
the Rio Grande in Southern Texas,
where he has quite q tract of lane
cropped to cotton this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. w. Refs anc
their daughter who are moving from
t Hannah to Grand Forks to make thei,
i home were over Sunday visitors il
Langdon 1.-THE lome of Cashier ane
Mrs. L. l.. Gardner.
: Had it. been possible to have hat
the street sprinkler in operation the
. dry dusty days of the past week boil
the down town business man and thu
f residential property owner would have
d felt an appreciation of its services
Frank McComb autoed here to the
: old home last Thursday for a shor
r visit from Regina, Sask., where fo'
the past couple of years he has hat
the management uf a branch stor'
. of the old establis he'd clothing hous,
of Roberts Bros.
Chas. Chisholm is expected to re
turn the end of the week from hi
trip to points on the Pacific coast
where he has been looking up acquain
tances and old friends since goin,
= west with the Ken Temple Shriner
= to Portland in June,
Peter Stewart. ST., at the clos
of his Langdon stay, while ~probatin'
affairs in the estate of his son., tn
late Ed. D. Stewart, crossed over tn
line for a short visit with Mani
toba friends at Crystal City befor
returning to his home at Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Gordon &C
companied by their daughter, Mis-
Lucy A. Gordon, left yesterday b
way OF MoWbray for A short vlsl
in the lake district across tn
line in Manitoba at Killarney, tn
home of an only sister Of Mrs. Gordo
Andrew Sturm is reported as CON
ing here from his fruit grove an
plantation at Orange, California t
personally give supervision to tn
harvesting, threshing and marketin
of the crop grown this season Q
lands owned by the real estate fir
of Sturm & Price.
Threshers associations formed b
by operators through the Red Rive
Valley and the northeastern part {
of the state announce a wage seal