Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-02-24
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c. p. GETcHELL, Wales, N. D..

Miss Lucille Sullivan left on Saturday
afternoons train for a visit of a few days
with her sister, Miss Hele n Sullivan,
who is principal of the high school at
Cavalier.
II. G. Whittier and wife are here from
Minneapolis, guests at the U. CT. hotel.
Mr.. Whittier is here to conduct the sale
closing out the stock of goods at the
Kelly Arcade store.
Mrs. +. j. Hubbard gave an afternoon
reception to the lady teachers of the
city school on Tuesday at the Pres.
byterian manse, the affair being a
Washington's birthday event.
j. e. McAndress, one of the Fargo
Daily News publishing company and a
we'll known farm machinery collector
over the state was in Langdon a couple
of days last week transacting business.
Harry G. Waldron, the opera house
manager was among the L angdon talent
taking part in the program of the con-
cert and entertainment held by the
Catholic church people of Osnabrock On
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. G. E. Johnston and children took
yesterdays afternoon train for Mime
apolis, where they intend to remain dur
ing the remainder of the winter season.
Mr.. Johnston accompanied the family on
their journey, but will return after a
short stay.
Ray Watson and 81. A. johnson are
among the number from Langdon who
have left during the week for Montana
where it is their intention to homestead
on government land when the Rocky
Boy Indian reservation is opened for
settlers next month.
The following relatives of Clerk OF
Court H. y. Storlie have been in the
city from their homes near Hampton
since the condition Of his illness took
serious turn the forepart of this week
G. o. Storlie, Mrs. K. T. Gordon, Mrs. H
Rustand, Mrs. E. r. Hesby Miss Halvor-
son and Mrs. N, Pearson.
Manager A. T. Levescont of the Lang.
don Light Plant is again to the fore
front in the handling of automobiles
this year. Last season he placed with
local customers twenty new cars, Max
wells and Fords, Of which he has the
agency again this year. See display
advertisement on another page.
j. w. Mahon has purchased the II. M
Reilly residence property in the Fairview
addition and is having the same moved
to lots at the north end of the Thiro
street adjoining the A. 4. Marshall home
Mr.. Mahon and his family intend moy.
ing into town from the farm this spring
Miss Belle McPhail, who is enjoying a
visit here among old Langdon friends
along with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Jas. McPhail, after a residence of six
years in Virginia, was the guest of honor
at a party of ten of her young friends
given last evening by Miss Carrie E. Nc
MILAN at the home of Attorney anc
Mrs. Geo. M. Price. The evening spent
was n mnch enjoyed and long to be
remembered by all present.
John Zeller and family, who last fal
removed from Langdon to Grand Rapids
Mich. in a letter received during the
week tell of having disposed of their pro
perty at Grand Rapids and having
bought a small orchard and fruit farm {
few miles outside the town of Ada, Mich
The letter states that the Zeller family
are all satisfied with things as they find
them in Michigan although the weather
has been more severe than they had ex
pected this winter.
M. Liebeler is on the local automobile
market for the approaching season with
the new 1910 model of the Fuller "B'
auto, a car with solid tires and a vince
base of 100 inches. 1t is a noiseless higt
wheeler and at the selling price of $3.50
is certain to recommend itself to the
prospective buyer. In fact it is the idea
of an automobile that quite a number
have been waiting for before investing
The readers attention is directed to M
Liebeler's new advertisement on aneths,
page.
Job ~printing-the DxMooRAr.