Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-06-30
CORRESPONDENCE
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The choir met for practice at the
school house Thursday and Saturday
preparing for Sundays service.
Our teacher Miss Hamilton spent
the weekend at her parental home
near Langdon.
Mrs. Paul Strand and sister Miss
Olga Berger of Minneapolis are
extended visitors with their
many friends and relatives who re-
sides here.
Although we are q little late with
this we take pleasure in announcing
the arrival of little Miss "Olive Con-
stance at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Hill which happy event took
place June 7th.
Mrs. Walter Thompson spent a few
days at Langdon last week, visiting
with her sister Mrs. john johnson.
Carl Peterson was a Langdon visi-
tor every day last week haying some
dental work done.
Mrs. P. Melhns and daughter, Ma
BILE of Turtle Mountain have been
visiting the past week with the
formers sister Mrs. M. Amoth and
friends who reside here.
The Jr., Sewing Club held one of
their regular meetings last Saturday
gathering at the home of Ida Amoth.
and silent the afternoon planning and
preparing for their participation in
the annual picnic and bazaar of the
Ladies Aid.
The Kommunity Kettle Klub have
held a couple of round table meetings
recently arranging for a summer out
ing of its members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Aanerson of
Minneapolis have been visiting with
the formers brother, Mr.. Chris Ped
erson and many acquaintance who
live in this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Larson of Calvin
visited at the Aug. Peterson home a
few days last week.
The announcement of Mr., and Mrs
J. II. Mccullough of Rolla, N. Oak,
announcing the marriage Of their
Daughter, Bess Norine to Mr.. r. L.
Hill of Dickerson, N. OAK, which
happy event took place Tuesday June
21st, is an item which is received
with much interest by the many
friends Of the McCulloughs, who
resided in this county. 1t will be re-
membered that Miss Mccullough WAS
one of our successful teacher in 1917
teaching School No. /. The happy
couple have the hearty we'll wishes
for a long and happy welded life, of
their many friends here.
The crop prospects in our commu-
nifty are the finest eve Having got.
ten such a fine start following the
cloud burst which we had May 10 the
crop has been coming by leaps and
bounds. The heavy stand requires an
enormous amount of rain which SO
far has been forth coming as needed.
Ludwig Peterson spent the past
week at the farm putting his thresh-
ing machine into tip top shape for
this seasons work.
Miss Anna Amoth returned home
last Wednesday from a weeks visit
with acquaintance at Grafton, in
company with a party of Weaver
young folks.
Guy Amoth returned to his home
Thursday from a two week s%ojourn at
LaDgdon under the efficient care of
Doctor Stromberg and Nurse Digness
where he underwent a most success
full operation for appendicitis.
Road Overseer. Fred Brehmer of
South Dresden had men and teams at
work last week repairing some bad
pieces of road 5 miles south of Wales
on the Red Trail which makes this
the most convent route between
Wales and Hannah and the towns
further south as Langdon, and Iona
AS it brings travellers across the
splendid county road west of the
county seat.
Geo. Amoth who came up from
Valley City for his summer vacation
q week ago, received a telegram
Prof. Freeon head of the
musical department at the U, C.