Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-26
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Ia another column is published a dis
| solution OF partnership notice stating
that l. Dawson will retire after January
LIST from the drug firm of I. Dawson &
Co.. at Dresden. Mr.. Dawson intends
in. the future to devote his attention to
his farm machinery business and real
estate interests.
Deputy Auditor John Machon was the
recipient on Christmas eve of the sad
news OF the death of his sister at Vittoria,
Ont, who for a long time had been suf-
terer from cancer. 1t was only short
time previous that Mr.. Machon received
news that his sister had successfully
undergone an operation for tho same.
Notice to those going east for the holt
days. When you remember your old
friends with present see that is bought
from yosr home dealer; that its quality
may be what it's represented to be in
order that the sincerity Of your friend
ship may not be questioned By the re-
cipisnt. You will find q large line OF
good and suitable presents for sale by
Jeweler Void at McGrueEs drug store.
Christmas night was enlivened by
dancing party given to few invited
friends by the Knights of Pythias in
their hail. The orchestra of the evening
was composed of members of the order
and the program Of dances lasting until
midnight was one that the guests could
not otherwise than appreciate, being
we'll suited to help while away the pass
ing hours of what the people of Langdon
generally had found to be somewhat of a
dull Christmas.
Friday afternoon at the Presbyterian
parsonage the wedding occurred of Miss
Catherine r. Hannah, of Hannah, and
Mr.. Frederick G. Harrington, Of st.
Paul, Mimi, the ceremony being per-
forme by Rev. Thos. Dougan. Phe
bride is tho eldest daughter of one of the
Oldest residents Of the western part of
the county and leaves to make her home
in st. Paul, where Mr.. Harrington is
connected with one OF the leading mer-
camille houses.
The pleasures of Christmas were to
q ute An extent marred yesterday after
noon for those who were at the depot at
the time of the departure OF the south
bound passenger aud witnessed the sad
event of the taking to the insane asylum
at Jamestown OF the wife OF Mr.. Chas.
e. Scott, ut Storlie. The lady is about
forty five years Of age and was brought
to the city Tuesday for examination by
the county board OF insanity and at their
order taken to the state asylum for treat
meut. The patient, who was III charge
OF Sheriff P,nkerton, was accompanies
by her husband and it is thought from
the treatment received there she will in
a few months be able to return to the
home OF the family in the southwestern
part Of the county.
At the family home in Cavalier on
Sunday evening the aged mother OF
Mrs. Fsauk Moran and MIR. r. T. Burke,
of ahis city succumbed to fatal attack
of apoplexy lasting only few days. The
members OF the family, including States
Attorney Burke of Batbgate, Miss Kate
Burke of Cavalier. Mrs. Frank Moran and
Mr., r. +. Burke. of this city had all been
m.:' aans At the week. n.sp
a, mpathy lie expressed by friends in
Laagdon for the sad bereavement OF the
family at time when people generally
are enjoying the annual festivities OF
OF joyous Christmastide. The deceased
was in her seventy eighth year and the
funeral il understood no having occurred
Tuesday afternoon.