Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-14
LANGDON

Langdon, Nd, Sept. 13.-Dr. DON
aid Work was here this week from
Calvin for q day Or Atwe's visit with
relatives and old friends in this part
of the county.
Donald Sheehan commenced a term
as teacher of the Mowbray school in
Mt. Carmel township this week.
Langdon has many among its older
residents who mourn the unexpected
death Of Jas. E. Hall Of Grafton. De-
ceased was q brother of Mrs. j.. H.
Harland. who not long. ago removed
from here to the Rio Grande Valley
in Texas.
On Monday morning the school
children Of Langdon will start once
; more on the long, long trail.
:: Two Langdon girls, Miss Saloma
Liebeler and Miss Adah Mcdonald,
were included in the class of eight
probation nurses registered in St. Mi
chaels hospital in Grand Forks. who
commence on their course of training
this week. Miss Henrietta Marcelin of
Olga is another from this county in
,, the class.
Miss Ada Scott is here from Gilby,
a guest at the Mahon home with her
friend, Miss Beth Mahon.
Mrs. w. A. Bolton and Mrs. W. W..
Mcqueen took Mondays passenger
train for ST.. Paul, intending to make
a stay extending over the balance of
the week.
Miss Sadie Cory Of the register of
deeds office left Saturday to spend a
vacation in Milwaukee, and other
points in Wisconsin.
Ralph Lorenz arrived during Nthe
week from Plymouth, Mich, for a Wis
after his crop interests here.
Dr, md Mrs Tom Smith loft TO-DAY
for an auto trip to Winnipeg and 9TH
er Manitoba points. They will be gone
about q week.
Herman Wendt and Henry Wolff
are numbered among the old residents
who are making a fall'visit here and
looking after their crop interests.
fTheir home is now in northern Cali
fornia. '
&C. b. Mcmillan of Hannah, presi-
dent OF the county chapter Of the
American Red Gross, was in the city
Tuesday to convene q special meeting
lot the executive omrnittee.
Mrs. L.. Il. Gardner and the children
returned to their Langdon home Wed
nesday from d trip to points east, Wis
tied during an absence of the greater
part Of the summer.
Joseph Heapy, one of the older and
better known residents of the vicinity
Of Langdon and a sIfferer for years
from cancer. III reported as being in
. most grave condition at the home
south Of town.
IA date early in November has bean
set BY the ladies' guild of the Pres
byterian chuSch for its annual bazaar
Jos. Wohiets is here >from his fruit
and dairy ranch at Los Molinos, Cal,
to take care of his crop ana that Of
his brother on thaiE farms in Neko ma
Mrs. E, ". Mclean arrived in he
city durin gthe week ana win spend
some time with her sister. Mrs. w. F:
Winter: and hnr mother, Mrs. Orion
who Is visiting here from her home
at Long Beach California,
Mics Ella Rleakley. bookkeeper and
s~tenosraphsr with the Firat National
Bank, iB on the sick liBtSthis week.
A. achulke arrived Tuesday from
New Tim, MINI. expecting to remM3u
for several days looking After his hui
Itness and crop i~nterezts here.
REASONABLE t,oNcLUsON.
Going to Hamp 4naatherssf funeral.
day after tprior' ~ imputed anx az
Fl apaittanee.
His fuperaisv Nrprtsedly returned
Gap johnson of Runapus Ridge,
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