Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-12-02

Mesdames Moran, Smith. Kerr, Cor
don, and Thompson were visitors Tues
day between trains at Dresden with
Mrs. e. f. Reilly, sister of Mrs. +. b.
Smith.
A. r. Marshall and wife returned to
the city on Mondays moor train from a
weeks visit with his folks west OF
Wllliston, where they spent an enjoyap pie
Thanksgiving.
Isaac Ullyott was among those here
over Sunday from Hannah TO attend the
new Methodist church dedication
services and to visit his numerous old
Langdon friends.
Mrs. g. d. Johnston and two younger
children returned Tuesday from Min
neapolis after an absence of nearly a
months. The death of her sister at Minot
is a sad event that has TRANSFERRED most
unexpectedly since Mrs. Johnston left
here.
Rob't Evans has been spending the
week visiting with old Langdon friends
since returning from Park River where
he attended the funeral of his sister.
the late Mrs. Hooey. Mr.. Evans since
disposing of his farm property north of
town some years age has been a resident
at Estevan, Sask.
The Mondays party of Langdon
members of the Masonic Shrine journey
ing to Grand Forks vas composed of d.
G. Mcdonald, Peter Reid, Hugh Nc
Dowall, H. E. Close, W. L.. Drury,
Allan Pinkerton, Robert Fack, Robert
Murie, Thos. Ullyott, Amos Abbott and
John Rylance.
A%uctioneer Tony kietfer transacted
business here Tuesday between trains.
Posters that are out show that Ebony"
oficiates at a big auction sale at Wales
on Saturday of next week, when Mr..
Edward Marriott, a we'll known farmer
of that vicinity, disposes of his farm
stock and implements previous to leav-
ing for the Canadian Northwest.
Rev. aud Mrs. S. Il. Beer are here
spending the week from New Rockford,
N. D., arriving on Friday to take part
in the dedication services on Sunday at
the M. e. church. Years ago Rev Beer
was pastor of the Langdon Methodist
church and their return after an absence
of ten years was an occasion of a num-
Der of enjoyable visits among their many
friends here.
DR.. Jas. Fleming and wife. who were
T%hangsgiving visitors at the family
homo OF Robert Fleming, at Dresden,
visited here a day or two this week
with DR.. and Mrs. Mcqueen, while on
the retnrn trip to their home at Cioquet.
Mimi. DR.. Fleming has quite a lucera,
tive medical practice at that place and
in years gone by was one of the success
full teachers of Cavalier county schools,
being located for some time at Osna-
brock.
J., H. Ohland, for three years engineer
in charge of the electric lighting plant
VI Cuo LnABooa AlRAt So3 NC Aoo1SACo
from that position and left or Tuesday
by way of Nekoma for Moosejaw, Sask.,
and expects to look over that place and
several other points in the Canadian
Northwest before deciding to locate in
business for himself. Mrs. Ohland and
family are intending to remain here
until spring before going further west
to make their home.
The infant daughter of Nj. and Mrs.
Elmer Hultin, aged nine months died
Tuesday evening, following a short
illness Of Inflammation of the bowels, its
case being we'll nigh hopeless from the
first. The funeral will be hold this
afternoon from the Presbyterian church
by Rev. f. j. Hibbord. Since the death
of their infant daughter the family
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hultin consists of two
little boys and much sympathy is
rendered the bereavsd parents In their
! affection.