Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-05-12

c.. P. cETcHELL, Wales, N. D.
John A. Dunn, at the head of the Park
River Roller Mills Co., was here Friday
on a business trip accompanied by his
little son, who made a short visit with
relatives of the Dunn family in Langdon
and vicinity.
Mrs. Ohlheiser, accompanied by her
daughters, Miss Annie Ohlhelser and
Mrs. Jas. Bryson, left or Tuesdays after
noon train for a visit of a few weeks at
the former home of the family near
Mildmay, Ontario.
L. F. Dlechert, deputy state game
warden for the northern portion of
North Dakota was a business visitor in
Langdon on Monday from the Forks,
where he has made his headquarters
since his appointment over a year ago.
This week the Schulke Trade Palace
store is offering to its customers special
bargains in trimmed hats and wash
goods new styles and patterns for tho
1910 summer trade. The new ADVERTISE
ment is made more attractive by price
quotations at low figures on these lines
MI. and Mrs. Frank Briggs have re-
turned this week from a months vaca-
ton trip, during which they made en-
joyable visits with friends east in
Pennsylvania also at Duluth. Both
find themselves greatly benefited by
the change experienced during their
trip.
Mrs. McBain, her daughter, Miss
Mable, and "Mac," the three year old
baby boy, left Tuesday, bidding Langdon
friends good bye on their departure for
the Saskatchewan country, where Mr..
McBain took up farm lands at the time
Of leaving here some little time ago. The
family leave behind a number of friends
who expect to hear of their realizing all
anticipation for future prosperity in the
far west.
W. F. Winter is among the number of
Langdon people who are making extern
sive improvement this spring on their
residence property. The garage and
carriage house swept away by the cy-
clone has been rebuilt and the hand
someWinter home is undergoing some
important interior and outside altera-
lions. A number of new trees have been
planted and the grounds otherwise fixed
up in fine shape.
H. M. Churchill, a true lover of sport
and head booster of the Osnabrock
ball team was here along with the
aggregation from his town for the game
played Friday afternoon of last week.
Langdon's junior ball team, "The
Monkeys" have a warm admirer and
friend in Mr.. Churchill, who sees in
that bunch of youngsters a number of
players who are pretty sure to make
their mark when they get into the big
game.
Jimmy Hicks, who will be remembered
by many as having been hotel clerk at
the Columbia some few years ago, was
killed at Glasgow, Mont, on Monday OF
last week. It is understood that he took
up land near there this spring and the
accident in which he met his death
occurredin the runaway of his team,
while he was engaged in hauling a load
of lumber out to his claim. Friends at
his former home in Park River went
west to look after the remains and
Strengthened out his business matters.
Tomorrow, Friday, the Nekoma's ball
team comes over here to play it's first
game for the season with the Langdon
lineup of all home players. Coming
here with their manager, Amos Abbott,
for game called to start promptly at
half-past six in the evening. Nekoma
has quite a number of its team of last
season in the game again this summer
and can be expected to put up some
thing well worth going to see on Friday
evening. This is the third game Lang
don has played so far this season, having
won one and lost another. It is Lang
don's turn to win aud the "rooters'
should be on hand to help put the score
J over into tho proper column.