Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-07-01

forenoon at St. Alphonsus church.
Father O'Brien, who has been as
signed a parish at st. Louis. No.,
since hi. ordinatio into the priest
hood arrived Monday for a visit dur
ing his summer vacation with his
mother, Mrs. Ann O'Brien and other
Landgon relatives. .
Do you want health? Then why
not get it? Let US restore your vim
vigor and "pep'' by removing the
cause of your trouble. DR.. A. o.
Void DR.. Paul C. Fowler, Lang
don Sanitorium 47-49
Hon. ]. F. Shea. who has figured
moreor less in state politics since the
opening of this years campaign was
a Langdon visitor " Sunday, en-
route hom. to Wahpeton from his
farming interests in the western part
of this county.
Miss Agnes Mclean spent a day
or two the %forepart of the week here
from Hannah, being among the out
of town guests at the wedding Tues
day forenoon of her friend. Miss Mary
Robertson, which occurred Tuesday
forenoon at the Presbyterian church.
Have you ordered your coal yet?
H. B. Nelson, an extensive land
owner in Fremont township who has
q large general store and is postmas.
ter at Numedahl was here Monday
tr%ansacting business and numbered
among those who enrolled their
names as new subscribers to the
Farmers Press. 4
The Bartles Oil Station ann ounces
that they are filling car at their
station at one cent above the whole
sale price. You will save by having
your car filled there. 45-tf
Ben Sprung a Manitoba booze ped
dler on the North Dakota side of the
line has been in the county Jail since
Tuesday forenoon. The haul made by
the sheriff included forty bottles of
Canadian whiskey which has since
been confiscated by Customs Officer
Myers of Hannah.
Have you ordered your coal yet?
Again this year as has been Gus.
tomary for some time past, Langdon
is passing up it's Fourth of July cele-
bration. Plans for the big national
holiday generally include taking in
the "doings'' at either Walhalla or
Iona. Langdon will be host to it's
next big crowd July 9th, 18th and
10Th, the three days of the Cavalier
cou nty fair.
w. A. Bolton and wife got back to
their Langdon home on Tuesdays
train from their trip to Portland,
Gre, with the KEN Temple Shriners
There are a dozen or more Of the
Langdon party who expect to spend
from a couple of weeks to a month
looking up friends and visiting points
of interest in the Pacific coast
country.
Attorney E.. E.. Fletcher, though
making a steady gain in returning
health will be some time before able
to resume charge of his law practice
here. Attorney Fletcher and wife
are planning to spend part of the
summer, possibly a couple of months,
in the Cass Lake region of Northern
Minnesota while he is building ur
the strength lost during his illnese
l extending over the past few months.
j. w. Kelley who has recently
disposed of his Langdon residence
property on Seventh street and last
Saturday had an auction sale of his
household effects, expects to leave
with his family this week for points
in Wisconsin and Illinois and may
decide to locate in California, tc
which state his son Thornton Kelley
removed early in the spring
Miss Blanche Murphy closed he,
three years work as teacher of the
higher grades of the consolidated
school at Clyde last week and follow
ing a short visit here in Lang don at
, the Finnerty home. left on Fridays
, train for a short stay at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Johannsen. at Edin
burg; before starting for the Pacific
coast country, where it is the pur-
pose of Miss Murphy to spend al
least, a years vacation.
Have you ordered your coal? Lam
pert Lumber Co.