Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-11-08
ADDITIONAL SHORT tOCAl

d. II. lyrrell Is a Munich visitor IN the
city today, having come over to attend
the Cleary- Mcpherson wedding.
A little son was welcomed Saturday
morning at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
P. c. Hanson of this city who live on
Second street.
Chapped hands are quickly cured by
applying Chamberiain's Salve. Price,
% cents. For sale by N. E. McGruer
Langdon and Easily.
Henry Kirby, who has spent the
greater part of the last twelve months
in California and points of interest on
the Pacific coast arrived in the city last
week.
Now that the election is we the
DEMOCRAT expects to get its columns
back again on the lines of a live local
newspaper and have less to say about
politics,
Much of our space this week is taken
up with the trial of the Doyle murder
case which has been in progress since
last Thursday at Morden Man, 1t is
expected that the trial will close about
Saturday.
Thursday of next week, Nov. 18th, is
the date of an auction sale to be held at
the farm of Mic Berg, who lives over
near Munich. A list of the property to
be sold viii. be found in another column.
j, W. Mahon will be the a]uctioneer.
"Old Arkansaw" is to be put on at
the Opera House tomorrow Friday night
by a good strong company. The play
is one of sufficient popularity to be GER
tain of drawing a good house. Your
seat for the performance can be reserv-
ed at the Abbott & Co., drug store.
George Rylance, who held an auction
sale at his Iona township farm this
afternoon is expecting to leave tomorrow
for Winkler, Man where he will stay
for sometime while undergoing special
medical treatment. His friends hope
to hear that he will receive permanent
| benefit.
Tuesday forenoon at the Catholic
church occurred the wedding uniting
John Hledik, the popular Third street
barber. to Miss Barbara Miksa, a young
lady who has for some time past made
Langdon her home and is generally we'll
known. Quite a large party was given
after the ceremony at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jos. Bata west of town in
honor of the young couple.
Shortly afternoon today word was re-
ceived from Morden that the Doyle
trial is about closed the testimony be-
ing all in and the case being left in the
hands of the jury this afternoon. The
information is a surprise to many who
hardly expected the trial would close
before Saturday. Much speculation is
felt regarding the outcome which is
problematic since the developments
during the last day or so.
The death occurred on Friday of Mrs.
Thos. Dunnigan, wife of one of the best
known pioneer residents of Olga town
ship and mother of George E. Dunnigan
of this city and Jas. P and Charles
Dunnigan, residing in the western part
of the county, The deceased had only
been seriously i'll for about two weeks
previous to her passing away and in fact
up to a few days previous to her death
had been thought to have passed
the danger point. The funeral was held
Monday and the services held at the
Olga Catholic church are noted as hav.
ing been the most largely attended oil
any funeral held there in a number Of
years. Mrs. Dunnigan was sixty-foul
years old and the family have the
sympathy of their host of friends ir
different parts of the county. A suit
able obituary sketch of the deceased
will be given next week.
Another fashionable Langdon wedding
was solemnized today, when at the alta
rail in St. Alphonsus church the mar
riage vows were taken by ATTORNEY
Joseph Cleary and Miss Jessie Nc
Pherson, the ceremony occurring at tel
o'clock in the forenoon. Quite a numbe.
of the many friends of the contracting
couple were there, invitations having
been issued during the last week to at
tend. Following the service, at which
Father Cleary, of Minneapolis, brothe
of the groom, oficiated, assist
ed by Revs. Dougherty and Berne
the wedding party repaired to tn
, home of DR.. and Mrs. Jas. Sempl
, where a reception was accorded Judg
Cleary and his bride, followed by a wed
!, ding breakfast. They took the after
, noon train for Minneapolis and a shor
, visit to Mr.. Cleary's home in Wisconsin
, expecting to return to Langdon in abou
three weeks, when they will be at HON
to their friends. The Cleary- McPhel
son nuptials is an event OF hearty cor