Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-01-28


A u. LeVesconte was a passenger
Tuesday enroute to Minneapolis and
Chicago, where he will complete the
purchase of automobiles for a number
of Langdon parties.
Duncan White and son, Willard White,
we're guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Alpstag, while here this week from
Park River to attend the Burns birth
day celebration of the Scotch.
DR.. Young for years engaged in the
practice Of medicine at Munich is leav-
ing for Lennox $ D., whero he enters
into partnership with his brother. Poor
health is the reason of DR.. Young leay-
ing Munich.
Thursday last week the ten month
old infant son of James Hebert, Jr.,
residing IN the Rosehill neighborhood
die after an illness of only a few days
duration. The funeral was held from
the Mennonite church.
Mrs. Marion Kessler and son, Miles,
were passengers Thursday of last week
to st. Paul where Mrs. Kessler will
make a stay of considerable length.
Miles will complete his education in
some of the larger schools of that city.
Postmaster j. w. Mahon was a Lang.
don visitor from Munich over Sunday
remaining for the Burns celebration the
day following. Mrs. Mahon is at Devils
Lake in the hoslJitaI under medical
treatment, expecting to return home
this week.
Walter, the t~hree-year-old child of Mr.
and Mrs. John Northcott, at Milton
accidentally fractured a collar bone
Friday evening, by falling off a table
Despite his tender years, this is the
second time that Walter has gone thru
the experience of breaking a collar bone
Pipers Allan McDougall and Duncan
Gordon, arrived on Saturdays noor
Jail. l. lpol 4ACDOuSdll 10 INV oCVCuGJ
six years old and last year at the time
of the Burns celebration held here was
sick in the hospital at Minot. He has
the distinction of being one of the royal
pipers up to the time of leaving Scotland
for the this county when a young man
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mahon and Their
youngest daughter, Frances, left Tues.
day intending to spend the balance Of
the winter in travel through the states
of Texas, New Mexico and the Pacific
coast country. Before starting On theil
trip through the south and western
portions of the United States, they viii
make short stop-overs at Bismarck ane
the Twin Cities.
The Cavalier County Far Association
completed its organization at a vel
attended meeting held Monday Afternoon
at the Court House and presided owe
by Mr.. j. B. Boyd, the duties of secretar,
being attended to by B. E. Groom Be
fore the meeting closed $4,000 worth o
stock in the association was subscribed
Tor by thoso present. The business o
the Cavalier Co. Fair Association, which
incorporates with a capital stock o
$4,000, will be looked after by a boart
of directors consisting Of Messrs. E. j
Evans, Andrew Wensel, John Hope
Robert Meiklejohn, G. L. Smith. Henri,
Mclean. G. w. Plain, U. L. Burdick
With the opening of spring active worl
will start on additional buildings aLe
other improvements on the fair ground
purchased by the association from tn
race track people. The aim is to maxi
the county fair to be held during tn
summer an event of such general in
terest among the people of Cavalie
county that it cannot be otherwise thai
a big success in every. way.
Farm Loans. farm Loans. Farn
Leaas. See CIeaTy & MeLeaa.