Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-01-10
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Ora office.
N. Kelly went down the line Tuesday
to Minneapolis on a business trip.
J.H. Byfield was a prominent visitor
in the city over Sunday from Dresden.
P. Thiesen, a we'll known South Lang
don resident is reported as being on the
sick list this week.
Jos. Desrochers is laid up this week
and will be lame some little time having
run a rusty nail in his foot.
Ronald Martin, the Dresden black
smith was a business visitor here a day
or two the latter part of last week.
Hercule E. Dorval and wife of Grand
Forks are making a visit of a few days
this week at the home of his father,
Judge Dorval.
One of the SWEETEST events OF the
theatrical season will be the appearance
OF the Philharmonic Concert Co at the
Opera House tonight.
Arthur Foster. travelling collector with
the State Bank at Wales, went north on
Fridays midnight express after a stay
here of a day or two on business.
L. kraemer, manager of the Dresden
Lumber Cos, interests visited a number
of Langdon friends while detained here
by poor train service Thursday and Fri
day.
DR.. Sylvester has moved into the Mrs.
Finley house on Fourth street lately
vacated by JAS. Balm, who now occupies
thekoerner property, one block north on
the same street.
Co. Treasurer Thos. Sheehan and
States Attorney P. G. johnson took the
oath of office at the first meeting of the
new board of county commissioner,
which convened Monday.
Miss Jean Murie. eldest daughter of
Robert Murie, of north Harvey entered
the state university at Grand Forks the
oCSidAillS VI LIZ 1NCW car anu Will Take
a ten weeks teachers course of study.
Fairdale hasn't altogether dropped out
of sight since the snow blockade laid
siege to that town last Thanksgiving.
They got mail just twice during De
cember.
D. W. Barker, returned Friday from
Rochester, Mimi, having accompanied
Mrs. Barker, to that place recently to
undergo special medical treatment. She
will remain IN the hospital there for a
few weeks longer.
Mrs. j. B. Boyd and sister, Miss Ella
q. Gogin, we're returning passengers on
Fridays train from their visit of two
weeks ago to their former home in Wis.
%consin, having being called there to at.
tend the funeral of a sister.
The Bob and Eva Mckinley Comedy
Co, wired Manager Finerty of the Opera
House here to cancel their Langdor
date for Monday night, The company
was snow bound down the line, but hope
to give one of their performances here
later in the season.
Dan Mcleod is back again from
Winnipeg for a visit with Langdor
friends and look after business matters
talking life insurance. His father
MIR. John Mcleod, formerly of Langdon
and now residing at Mather Man, has
experienced very poor health for some
time.
The Brunnell Bros, at the North Sta,
farm east of town, gave a dance to quite
a large party of their friends Friday
night. Bad roads did not appear te
interfer with the size of the crowd ane
the sleigh load of Langdon young people
who took in the event speak of the dance
as being one of thesbest !they attended
during the holiday season.
Tuesday forenoon at Dresden the
wedding uniting Miss Gertrude Nun
stermann and Mr.. Anton Geisen &C
Cured, the ceremony being performed
by Father Hiltner of Mt. Carmel. The
bride since coming here a year g from
Germany has made her home with the
family of VIM. Herricks, north of town
with whom the groom has worked TO,
two years, he having been a neighbol
of his bride in the old country. They
will make their home on a farm belong
ing to August Moritz near Dresden.