Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-12-30
l have one the best
Real Estate Loan
connections in the county, and.. it will
pay you to see me before making a
loan.
c. P. cETcHELL, Wales, N. D.

C.. p. cETcHELL, Wales, N. D.
S. L. Groom, a younger brother of
Sup't B. d. Groom spent the holiday
period in town. He is teaching a winter
term of school in the eastern part of the
county.
Mrs. George Howatt, Mrs. P. Shelp
and Mrs. Jos. Ridley were Langdon
visitors in town Monday and Tuesday
from the country to the north of us
along the boundary line.
Attorney Fred w. Mclean and wife
came up from Fargo last Thursday and
have been making a Christmas week
visit at the home of Col. and Mrs. G.
Orion, parents of Mrs. Mclean.
John Hutton was a visitor yesterday
from the neighboring town of Wales
He is now convalescing from an illness
of typhoid fever during which he was
an inmate of the hospital at Hannah fol-
two months.
Friends in Langdon and vicinity will
be Interested in learning that a son and
heir was born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Plain on the 18th inst. The event
happened at the home of the brides
parents at Onalaska, Wis
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Chaput took the moor
train north to Hannah on Tuesday from
there crossing the line to Snowflake,
Man., where they took the train for
visit during the balance of the winter
months at their former old home neal
Montreal, Can.
D. w. Barker was among the number
who went from Langdon last week tc
attend the funeral of Co. Com'r M. Nc
Knight. They had an acquaintance
dating back to their boyheod days when
attending the same school house at the
old home in Ontario.
Bert Sullivan, who has put in the
greater part of the past SIX months in
the State Bank of Irene at Iona, assist
ing Cashier Il. b. Baker, is intending 10
leave shortly after the FIRST of the year
for Minneapolis where he will take a
course in a business college.
Judge Oorval accompanied by Mrs. II
%. Dorval were passengers Tuesday
north to Hannah. From there going tc
Winnipeg, Man, from which point Mrs
Dorval goes east to Montreal for q visit
of some length. Judge Dorval returns
to Langdon after a brief visit with
several of his old friends in Winnipeg.
Sheriff Drury left on Tuesdays after
noon train for Bismarck taking with
him Ole Knutson who was given a one
year state penitentiary sentence by
Judge kneeshaw. knutson last fall
worked during harvest for a farmer
near Munich and raised a check re-
ceived in payment of wages from seven
to seventy dollars. cashing the same at
the band.
The Crows have two theatrical COM
panies on the road this season and
Saturday, February 9Th, the head COM
pany under the personal direction of j.
Earle Darlington will present "The
Daughter of Judea." This is the strong
est dramatic production of the early
christian era that the Crows have stag
ed and they come to Langdon with the
highest endorsements of the press and
the public. So far this is the next at
traction booked for the Langdon opera
house by Manager Waldron.
Christmas Day was a double header
event at the home of Alex. Mclean
Forth of town, it being the twentieth
anniversary of the wedding day of Mr.
and Mrs. Mclean, who we're married on
Christmas Day in 1889 down in Pembina
county, just before removing here to
take up the homestead which today
still continues to be their home. The
''china wedding" at the Alex. Mel can
farm On Christmas Day was an event
attended by upwards of sixty of their
old neighbors, relatives and friends from
all parts of the county, nothing being
overlooked by other the host and hostess
or the visiting guests that would 60 to
make the event one to be remembered
as long as they lived.