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Local HappeningsTuesday next is Armistice Day. “Just a Heart and a Do)lar”is all that you need in the great drive for humanity—the Red Cross Drive.Sunday, Nov 2nd, wbs the date of the birth of a eon to Mr. and Mrs. Soloman Diemert of this city.Tuesday night, Nov. 18th, is the date of the next Lyceum entertainment. A first class musical program by the De Wello Concert Co.Tomorrow, Friday evening at eight o’clock Rev Drew holds the first of a series of regular week night Episcopal services at the Church of Our Saviour.iAndy Peterson placed an advertisement with the Langdon papers while in town on Saturday for an estray three year old, bull, which has been at his place since threshing started last fall.The neighboring town ofj Park River has under consideration the erection of a modern hospital. The commecrcial club and the local medical practitioners are co-operating in the move.Owing to the work under way on the heating plant at the Presby-Eyes that need glasses deserves the best. A. O. Wold CompanyTuesday forenoon a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Platz, of Wales.Have that suit cleaned, pressed and repaired at the O. K. shop. J D. Roach proprietor.Nick Schneider was a Wales viei• tor here on business yesterday between trains.Rev. and Mrs. D. Matheson were visitors in town yesterday from th«»ir farm at Hannah.A. 0. Wold Co., sells White sewing machines. No better made. $35.00 to $65.00.Mrs. Ed. J. Donovan and the baby were arrivals yesterday, returnihg from a month’s visit at the St. Paul home of her sister.Boyd’s department store will pay $1.70 per hundred for good unmixed potatoes of any variety. No small potatoes wanted.Miss Connie Hunter went down the line Tuesday and is spending the week with friends in Inkster and at Grand Forks.
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Courier Democrat
Langdon, North Dakota, US
Thu, Nov 06, 1919
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