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

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Hall. Emile Mason, proprietor.
Mas Florence Reed, who has a
school in Grand Forks county was a
visitor here over the Fourth at the
parental home.
Mt. Carmel has a July wedding
scheduled for next week that will
prove to be q popular and largely at
tended event.
r. d. Mitchell manager of the
Hannah yard of the Lampert Lumber
Company, was in the city t%ransacting
business on Friday.
Geo. Scott autoed up from Armenia
making a visit over the Fourth at the
Langdon home of his brother, Co.
Auditor Jno. W. Scott.
This is no time for experimenting
go to the old reliable concern for
your optical wants fine jewelry and
musical goods. A. O. Void Co.
VIM. Wiltse and wife are being
visited by their daughter who arrived
during the week from her home in
Saskatchewan for a stay of a month.
Geo. Axyig was a Milton visitor
here Saturday looking after matters
at the court house relative to the pro-
batting of the estate of his father, the
late Ole T. Axvig.
Fred Decker joined the Lake Reg
ion county fair circuit at Cando again
this wGeA after taking in the Chau-
tauqua and Fourth of July at Wal
halla.
Mrs. Brothovde and the children.
who have been making a months
} visit with the Langdon members of
J the family. left Friday for their
home at Mayville.
N. A. Hayes spent a day or two
of last week with old Langdon friends
He now has an insurance business in
: the Twin Cities that has branch
; agencies in this county.
! DR.. and Mrs. E. J.. Hughes and
!: the latter's brother, Archie Dock
5 steader, we're visitors over the Fourth
with a party of friends at several
; points in Grand Forks county,
Peter Moe and wife were Fourth
visitors here from their home east of
Osnabrock. The latter is in poor
;, health and may take a curse of
hospital treatment in Grand Forks.
Ludwig Peterson aud family have
< joined a party of old friends and re-
: ~latives from Moscow township in a
: weeks outing in camp at Devils Lake
: expecting to stay there for a week
. or ten days if the weather remains
Favorable.
On Friday afternoon and evening
: of this week the Sunday school and
congregation of the Presbyterian
church will hold their annual picnic
q and outing in the grove on the Geo.
Armstrong farm one mile straight
west Of Langdon.
a More Of the 1921 crop was headed
3 out July LIST than has been noted il
h any previous year, Rains of the
past week have improved the outlook
for a bountiful harvest in some in
e stance as much as twenty-five pei
cent. this fall.
# HAIL! HAIL! HAIL!
y Of Interest to Farmers:
re This is to let you know that | an
n agent for the Firemers Insurance Co,
of Newark N. j.. and the Security
a Insurance Company of New Haven,
'e Conn. These companies will pay the
hail losses as soon as they are adjust
ed. The rate is u per cent or SIS
n per 81, 600 insurance.
r. T. E Burke. Agent.
le Miss Jessie Milne was among the
. out of town guests aud one of the
wedding carty at the Forest River
e home of Mr.. and Mrs. Steven Lester,
N upon the occasion of the marriage o.
their daughter, Miss Sarah Elizabeth
g Lester and Mr., Paul R.. Fossum. q
Moorehead, which event occurred III
# Thursday of last week at noon. The
contracting parties have for som
i time been teachers in the public
= schools at Forest River.
Dan Smiley accompanied by Mrs,
Il Smiley and family composed of twt
10 sons and a daughter autoed over hers
from Crookston. spending sunda.
e at the Langdon home of his sister
"a Mrs. B.. E Groom. Miss Emily
is Groom, who has been visiting Al
the Smiley home returned with then
T Mr.. Smiley is at the head of a large
brick and tile plant that has beer
operated at Crookston for q number
of years past.
Adolph Koehmstedt. with wife ant
children and Miss Bessie Bruce made