Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-04

move his family from Dresden and make
Laugdon his home this fall. if able to
secure carpenters to put up house.
E.O. Merriam and wife, intimate friends
and distant relatives OF the Chisholm
family, were here from Chatsworth, Ont.
for lew days last week visiting. They
lett Monday and before returning will
look over the much talked OF cheap farm.
ing lands on the Manitoba side of the
line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Orion and the
children We're passengers on Tuesday to
Winona, Mimi. where Mr.. Orion goes
to be treated at magnetic sanitarium
for his affection OF paralysis and it is
the universal hope OF their friends here
in Langdon that the treatment may
effect d cure.
Langdon friends will be sorry to learn
that the return OF Cashier John Sheehan
and wife from their summer vacation in
Ontario has been delayed by the illness
OF their little daughter who has been
so i'll as to require hospital treatment at
Detroit, Mich. 1t IS not expected that
they will reach here until about the
! middle OF the month.
Last Sunday Rev. T. q. Robertson, OF
this city, and Rev. johnson. OF Yang, Ell
1ected the organization OF a new Bap-
fist church in the western part OF this
county. 1t is located in Huron town.
ship and will be known as the Calvin
Baptist church. During the coming
week the same gentlemen will take &C.
tive steps toward having a church built
IN West Perry. at which place they have
for some time past been holding services.
The death occurred Sunday at stilwell
OF Mrs. Henry Ruth, aged 6S years, who
with her husband and family have been
residents of Cavalier county for the past
eighteen years. The old lady was strick-
en- with paralysis only three days before
her death and previous to that time had
apparently been enjoying the best of
health. Mrs. Ruth was one of the earnest
supporters OF the Baptist church lately
established in that locality and the
funeral services on Monday were con-
Quoted by her pastor. Rev. T. n. Robert
son. Her husband and family of two
sons and three daughters have the sym
pathy OF wide circle of friends through
out the county in their affection.
The departing Langdon crowd to the
Minnesota state lair Saturday was
lar larger one than has been witnessed |
IN any Year 1.-THE past and came SO near
exhausslng the supply OF tickets at Agent
shaw disposal that the greater number
OF those deierring their departure until
Monday found it necessary to travel as
lar as Osnabrock and Milton before buy
ing their trip tickets to St. Paul. Among
those noted As leaving on the afternoon
train OF Saturday were 4. F. Gardner
and wife. y. f. Charter and wife. C. II.
hcDermott and wife. Vim. Flunerfelt
and wife, ". B. Dickson and wife. Mrs.
Black, I. erton. j. F.. Truax. E. Reilly.
\. \. Hayes, Jas. Stevenson, NJ. Archer.
". O. Gould and ". F. Winter. This
arge party was still further augmented
Monday by the departure OF Hon. D. II.
Mcmillan and Miss. Jean, DIR. +. y. Shep-
'ard and wife. Jacob Schneider and wife.
:. j. Nelly and vile: j. NcPnail, vile
.nd ianiy, Judge Dorval and wife. Allan
''nAerton' j. b. Salter, Henry Kirby.
'e,er Zette! and Mrs, y. Zettel. These
with hall dozen or so OF the strasclers.
Who lated TO geJ away until the follow
ns day easily brought the l.angdon con-
4nsent to tne Minnesota state lair up TO
'Ver forty people. Most OF them may be-
ooked !or u return on Saturday al,
Aoush tie tickets are good until the
blowing Monday. I