Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-07-13
Additional Local News. !

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If you want to sell your farm or trade
it see Wadsworth.
Rev. M. Dougherty returned yester-
day from visit to Mimic.
The Ladies Aid Society will hold a
bakery sale at Boyd's store Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Annie Robertson is at present
filling position in the dry goods de-
partment of the Schulke Trade Palace
store.
Mrs. A. l. Kehmstedt left on yester-
days passenger for visit of few days
at Mimic with the family of L. Kehm-
stedt.
!, Miss Gogin took Mondays passenger
for Devils Lake and will remain week
with the Langdon party in camp at
the Chautauqua.
The birth of little daughter at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Harlan this
morning is the occasion of the many
congratulations being extended the
happy parents.
Misses Stella Hodgins and Alma
Bleakley drove over to Weaver yester-
day and will accompany Mrs. Hodgins
and other members of the family in a
visit of few days at the Chautauqua
|grounds near Devils Lake.
M. f. Hummer is the latest addition
to the force of clerks at j. B. Boyd's
Headquarters Store. MIR. Hummer and
wife recently moved into the city from
Dresden and have suite of rooms over
the First National Bank.
On Sunday evening union services will
be held at the Baptist church. The
pastor, Rev. Robert A. MacMullen being
assisted in conducting the services by
Rev. G. L. Wilson, of the Presbyterian
church. In consequence there will be
no services at the Court House Sunday
evening. Ample seating capacity will be
provided for all who attend.
Two distinguished visitors to our
city during the week were Count Jehan
de Froment and Monsieur Henri Vaurs,
two French gentlemen who drove across
country Tuesday from Lourdes, Man,
for brief visit with Judge Dorval.
Both are old friends of the Judge and
their visit will very likely be followed
. by the investment in farm properties on
this side of the line. They have been
: residents of Manitoba since the early
years of its settlement, having come to
this country from France when young
men.
It will be of more than passing inter-
est for the people of Langdon and vicin-
ity to learn of the wedding of DR.. Her
cule Dorval, son of Judge Dorval, of
5 this city, to Miss Florence O'Malley,
sister of M. J. O'Malley, of the Langdon
Lumber Co. The ceremony was per-
: formed at Ascension church, st. Paul,
the groom being attended by his brother,
5 Mr.. George Dorval. The couple will be
3 in Langdon for visit after returning
, from wedding trip in which they ex-
Y pect to travel as far east as Montreal,
3 when the many Langdon friends of the
l young couple will be afforded the plea
sure of extending personal congratula-
$ TONS
Last evening at eight o'clock Rev. DR..
Marsh, pastor of the M. E. church of this
city was the officiating clergyman at the
!, marriage of his daughter, Miss Lottie L.
Marsh, and Mr.. John Parsons, eldest
= son of H. D. Parsons, of this city. The
+. party present merely included members
of the two families and few close per
sonal friends of the couple. News OF
the event comes as one of the enjoyable
matrimonial surprises of the season and
o the wide popularity of the contracting
parties makes congratulations and well
r wishes general. Mr.. and Mrs Parsons
q expect to leave in week or so on we'd
:. ding trip which will include the Lewis
: and Clark exposition at Portland as well
e as other points along the Pacific coast.
5. The "hobo" beggar is abroad IN the
$ land with as many different pleas TO,
r charity as it is possible to conceive of
Langdon has since the beginning of the
y summer been visited by fake deaf mutes
one-armed and one-legged cripples anc
:. blind men who could see a counterfeit
a five cent piece. Every week brings from
y two to three transients of this undesir
n n able type to the town. We do not say
- that there is not solitary deserving
v case among the whole lot. But know
n positively that by far the larger number
y are lazy, health, whole -limbed and un
If afflicted men, and occasionally women
e we'll able to earn an honest living with
It out appealing to others for charity
:. NH, class of paoplo ShorI1 l,a r,,a& uifI