Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-01-04
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Geo. E. Pierce and family are remov
ing this week to Grand Forks to reside
Mrs. Geo. E. Nickles left Friday for
weeks visit with friends IN Crane
Forks.
"Hannah's Pride" is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Elem
ing at Dresden.
3. Fisher reached home last weel
from a months visit to his old home ir
Eastern Ontario.
Miss Lillian May Crawford is making
a visit during the holidays with relatives
IN Glengary and other portions of On
tario.
Wednesday afternoon of next week
the Womens Missionary society of the
Presbyterian church meet with Mrs
Mcmillan.
j. c. McComb and son, Frank, tool
Saturdays train for a visit at the ole
home in Canada after an absence O.
twenty years.
Mrs. R. Hayward, wife of Sup't Hey
ward Of the city schools, left on Friday
for a visit of a few days with friends il
the Twin Cities. f..
W. H. Smith, one of the old time ane
prosperous farmers down at Beaulieu
was a business visitor at the county sea
a couple of days last week.
Elmer Hultin and wife went down t.
Milton for a visit during the holidays
returning this week with Miss Ami,
Nelson, sister of Mrs. Hultin.
Miss Viola Alpstag, who has bee,
visiting her parents during the holidays
returned to Grand Forks yesterday
where she is attending the centra
school.
Miss Alberta Dorval took Friday al
t%ernoon's passenger for Antlers, N. D
where she will make a visit of som
length at the home of her brother, Dr.B
E. Dorval.
DR.. P.C.Donovan and wife are visitin
in the city at the home of his brother
DR.. b. l. Donovan, this week. The doc
tor being here to attend a meeting G
the officials of the First National BanA
P. H. Livingston, a Soper residen,
who now finds his farm lying close b
the 500 line of railroad and has goo,
market facilities on both sides of him
was ~transacting business in town Satu1
day.
Jake Kuenemann arrived Friday las
week from Brinsmaid, N. D., and viii
visit the family of Jos. Schiller an,
other acquaintance at Mt. Carme
while taking first his look over Cavalie
county.
Miss Alice Kelly left Friday for Farg
for a short visit with her aunt, Mrs. Nc
Address, In a few days they will go t
Rochester, Mimi, where Mrs. Nc
Andres undergoes a surgical operation
in the hospital.
Thursday next, the 18th, is the an
nounced date of the first meeting of tn
recently organized local union of tn
w. G. T. U. Among the business c
Importance to be transacted will be tn
election of officers.
Robert Bryson and wife s%tartedSatu,
day for Duluth, where Mrs. Bryso
will visit with her sister, Mrs. Nc
Donald, while her husband goes to Bat
tie Greek sanitarium to receive treat
ment for rheumatism.
Rev. Father Dougherty next Sunda
conducts Catholic church services a
the new missions of Irene and Nekoms
Mass at Irene at 8:15 and at Nekoma q
IL o'clock in the forenoon. The morr
ing service at st. Alphonsus church will
be conducted by Father Bacher c
Wales.
Last week on Christmas day, j. E
Boyd, the veteran Langdon merchant
was the victim of a surprise visit fro1
the force of clerks and employees of hi
department store. Before taking the;
departure the visitors presented M
Boyd with a handsome plate glass fror
china closet.
The wedding of John H. Walker an
Charlotte M. Watson occurred yesterda
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Grow
ston on Fourth street, Rev. S. j. Bucl
officiating. Both of the contracting pa
ties are we'll known and have for som
years resided in Tanodon.