Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-09-01

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c. P. cETcHELL, Wales, N. D.
Mrs. Allan Pinkerton returned home
Tuesday from a two weeks stay at Maple
Lake, accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Montgomery, and daughter, Miss May
Montgomery of Winnipeg, who remain
for a short visit.
The funeral of the two month old baby
girl of Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Segouin was
held Thursday afternoon last week IRON
the residence on the corner of Fifth and
Spruce street. Interment took place in
Calvary cemetery.
40. Void got back on Saturdays be-
lated train from his trip east of a couple
weeks. While away he attended the ses-
sions of the national optometry associa-
tons annual gathering, which is being
held this year at Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Thos. DeWest and Miss Theresa
Gerbish, both sisters of Mrs. Onslaught
messy left on Saturdays south bound
passenger returning to their home in
Cleveland, Ohio after a visit of a month
at the O'Shaughnessy farm south of
town.
Elmer Fowler. of the Francis drug
store is spending a weeks vacation with
Devils Lake friends, leaving here Satur-
day in company with his sister, Miss
Alvina Fowler, who after a short stop at
the Lake goes west to her home at
Spokane, Wash.
Miss Nellie Byrne will next week re.
open the O'Shaughnessy school in the
Perry township school district, which up
to a week ago was taught by Miss j.
ANGELA O'Connor, who leaves this week
for Malta, Mont, where she filed on
a homestead last spring.
E. s.. Bishop and wife of Duck Lake,
Sask., concluded a weeks visit on Fri
day continuing on their auto journey to
Winnipeg, expecting to reach home by
the middle of this week. Mrs. Bishop
made a pleasant visit while here with
her sister, Mrs. Sheehan.
Rev. Guy P. Burleson, who some years
ago was in charge of the passionate of
the Episcopal church of Langdon, is re-
ported as changing his place of residence
from Lakota to Grand Forks. Mr..
Bur!eson will still continue in charge of
the Episcopal church's mission work in.
Nelson and Cavalier counties.
j. f. Ramage and Chas. Haugh are
this week completing the %excavating of
a reservoir covering more than an acre
of ground. The water it is expected to
accumulate in the reservoir will furnish
Messrs Ramage and Haugh with quite
a harvest of ice this winter. 1t is located
on the Mooney farm west of town and
near the reservoir of the Ct Northern
railroad company.
j. P. Schwinghamer, who spent the
past month with his family and friends
at Mt. Carmel has now returned to
Chicago, where he will complete his,
studies at the Chicago College of Dental
Surgery. Mrs. Schwinghamer expects
to join her husband in a few months.
While at Mt. Carmel Mr.. Schwing-
hamer disposed of his farm, to his
brother j. B. Schwinghamer.
Archie Mckay is spending the week
with his family at Williston. He was
accompanied On the trip by Mrs. Fer
guson and Miss Edna Chisholm who will
be guests at the Mckay home while TAX
ing in the big fall fair at the City OF
\ Opportunity. 1t is understood that MI.
Mckay will move his family from Willis
ton and will occupy the Chisholm resi-
dence on Fifth street. this winter.
For importing an alien without report
ing same to the immigration officer,
which is strictly in violation ofathe i'm
migration laws, G. j. Davis, a hotel pro-
prietor, of Hannah, was arrested last
week by United States Marshal Shea
and taken to Fargo. The hearing for the
arraignment was set for yesterday after
noon before United States Commissioner
Joseph Cleary, IN Langdon. Asst. us.
Atty. w. H. Barnett prosecuting the
case. Davis imported a Miss Colby from
Mobary, Man, to Hannah, to work in
his hotel. without advising the immigra-
ton officer OF the state. He states that
he was ignorant Of the immigration law
which forbids the importationlot foreign.
ers or aliens into 'the United States.