Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-04-21

April 2O-State Land Leasing.
May 3O-Decoration Day.
June 15-Recall Election Day.
July 26-27-29-County Fair.
Monday. April 18th may be set
down>a the date when seeding gene
rally started in Cavalier county this
spring.
CALVIN lie planning quite a line of,
cement sidewalk building this SUM
mer in both the resident and busi-
ness sections of the town.
Toms Cafe'' is the name on the
sign hung out at the the. res
taurant and lunch counter in the
Void block under the management
that took charge during the week.
A boy. a thirteen FOUNDER, is re.
ported as having arrived on Sunday
at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Ed Brick, who reside in the Fairview
addition to Langdon.
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Langdon firemen had their annual
dance in the Woodman Hall at the
Auditorium on Monday evening. It
was given q good attendance of the
young people of Langdon and vicinity
Co. Com'r Ole T. Axvig was here
Monday to obtain Langdon medical
treatment for the trouble he has suf-
fered from his back during the
past couple Of weeks.
Tomorrow, Friday, April 22nd,
has a place on the calendar as Arbor
Day and Gov. Frazier's proclamation
advises the c~itizenry Of the state to
to plant a tree.
Its about time that the towns over
the county that intend to celebrate
the Glorious Fourth of July were
getting around to declare their inten-
ton of SO doing.
H.. I. Brink. who investigates the
entry of immigrants into the U. S.
A., at the port of entry at Hannah,
was in the city on Monday attending
to federal matters.
Druggist Fritz Anderson left on
Monday for short stay at the Grafton
home of his father, John M. Ander-
son, a former we'll known early day
resident at Mil ton.
Nurse Digness returned yesterday
from Hatton and Northw nod, where
she has been visiting v it'll friends
since being callsd home to attend
the funeral of her father.
Attorney Thos. Devaney was in
Milton on Monday as ccunsel for
litigants in several civil actions that
have grown out of the closing of the
local state bank of that town.
BAN Messing, bookkeeper and
cashier at the Boyd Department store
has during the past week replaced
his Ford sedan with a Buick touring
car, which he got at the MCLAUGHLIN
and Stranger garage.
Judge A. G. Burr came over from
Rugby on Tuesdays train and during
a few days stay here is taking up a
number of court matters that have
made their appearance on the docket
since the adjournment of the regular
June term.
Several auto loads of Langdon
young people autoed to Wales on
Monday evening and took in the home
talent dramatic production given as
a benefit for the Catholic church of
that place. The performance was
followed by an impromptu dance.
This week the Home Implement
Co., responds to the idea that the
time of clean up and paint up is here
with the arrival of spring. Nothing
can brighten up the home surround
ings like fresh paint. The Home I'M
plement Co., have everything
you want in this line.
Joseph Byers went north yesterday
enroute to his home across the
line at Mather. Man.. returning
from Grand Forks, where his brother
Jas. Byers, of Hannah, underwent an
operation this week. There was re
ported tofhave been found q cancer.
ous growth in the stomach of the pa.
tient, who is still 10 q weekend con.
dition and not entirely out of danger