Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-03-04
Additional Local News
Senator Dan Meehan is here with
the league delegation from Clyde.

the league delegation from Clyde.
81. Patrick's night-at the Audi
torium-''My Irish Rose' a home
talent play. Watch for cast and de-
tails next week.
Miss Sara McNiven of the First
National Bank left on yesterdays
north bound train for a visit of a few
days at her home in Hannah.
&. Mrs. Mahon left Tuesday for Grand
Forks, where she will take in a
number of the sessions of the Inter-
Church Movement convention, expect
ing to return about Saturday.
"Jimmy'' Scott came over by
train yesterday from Lawton for a
visit of q few days with his brothers
in Langdon. He is enjoying a leave
of absence home, but in thirty days
will have to return to the Army and
Navy hospital in Chicago for another
operation and further treatment for
wounds received in the fighting
overseas.
E. P. Harwood, of Delco light
fame left Monday for a trip of a
couple of weeks that takes him as
far east as Dayton, Ohio, the factory
of the Delco company. 1t is also
Mr.. Harwood's intention to spend
some time in Chicago and the Twin
Cities on his return. where he will
look into a number of details of the
electrical business.
On one of the inside pages of this
weeks paper will be found the large
advertisement of the farm sale of j..
w. Mahon, who has leased his farm
for a term of Years. The outfit is to
be sold without e and is one
of the largest and most complete
that will be put up under the ham
mer in the immediate vicinity of
Langdon this spring.
Robert Robertson was in Langdon
Monday from the farm near Elkwood,
taking the moor train with Philadel-
phia. Pa, as his destination. At
the home of a sister in that city he
will meet Mrs. Robertson on her re-
turn from a visit of nearly six
months to the old home of the
family in Scotland. Mrs. Robertson
is stated to have sailed from Liver
pool on the 21st ult., and their re-
turn to Lapgdon is now looked for
in about two weeks.
The wedding of MIR. NeilHamilton,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Ham
ilton, residing east of town is learn
ed as having occurred on the 25th
ult., at LEROY, Ont, the bride be.
ing Miss Florence Mccullough. The
groom was here early in the New
Year making tho family a visit and
! went east a little over three weeks
ago. The announcement of the
happy event came within the past
few days to the friends and home
folks here is quite a pleasant sur.
prise. Following a wedding trip Mr..
and Mrs. Neil Hamilton will be al
home at Kincaid, Sask., where Mel
has become quite extensively engag'
ed in farming since moving to the
Canadian Northwest some few year.
ago.
HOUR OF SERVICE CHANGED
Services at the Methodist church
next Sunday and in the future will
be at eleven o'clock in the morning
and at eight in the evening. Mex
Sunday morning the subject of tn
sermon will be 1.-THE Call of tn
Kingdom In the evening "Shal
we Commercialize Sunday The vot'
of this state will answer this ques
tion at the po'lssson March 18th
Come and hear our side of it. Tn
main section of the church will b
reserve for me until the hour O
service.
Ebert Z. Satterlee, Minister.
VOTERS OF LANGDON CITY
Owing to the fact that the bust