Langdon

The flu pandemic a century ago lasted beyond 1918. It lingered into 1920 and sent parts of North Dakota back into lockdown. North Dakota’s state health…

As the American frontier became more settled, towns on the Great Plains were determined to present themselves as refined and cultured. The construction of…

On this date in 1910, Ferdinand Stamm was settling back into his home in Langdon. He had spent three months visiting family and friends in Germany – his…

These days we don’t have to wait for our news. If something happens on the other side of the world, we know about it instantly. But on this date in 1919,…

On this date in 1912, the Langdon Courier Democrat proudly announced that the Electric Theater was scheduled to reopen after an extensive renovation.…