Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-02-17

snap at Simon SchefterS.
[ have several good farms to rent: nice
buildings, close to Easily, Calvin or
Langdon. q. a. Wadswortn, Langdon.
w. Fl. Wilson was here over Sunday
from Clyde where he is a leading figure
around town and a prominent sidewalk
farmer
Engineer j. II. Ohland of the Langdon
Light Co, plant will leave with his
family early In the spring for tie Cana
dian Northwest.
For Sale.-Tweive bronze turkey hens:
a few black Minorca roosters: also 200
bushels of choice slN row barley. Apply
to j. w. Mahon, Langdon. $3.50
Hon. Henry Nc Lean was one Of a
party from Hannah passing through here
on Fridays train bound for Inkster,
where a checker board tournament was
the attraction.
G. j. Nickel, one of the business men
who has helped to build up the town of
Wales and make it one of the best trad
ing centers in the county was a business
visitor here Friday.
Miss Belle O'Connor, with the Lang
don Telephone Exchange Co., who has
been visiting with friends in the Red
River Valley, since the holidays return
ed to the city Friday.
A. H. Sparkling took Fridays afternoon
train for Aberdeen, S. D. Before re-
turning he will visit the Twin Cities and
make purchases of automobiles for a
number of local parties.
William Haverty got home Friday last
week from a trip of several weeks out
west during which he visited with old
friends at Gull Lake and other points in
the Saskatchewan region.
A, Schulke returned Saturday from a
two weeks business trip east visiting
where he placed large orders of spring
and summer goods for the Trade Palace
store.
j. W. Schmidt, with the head Office
of the Mahon-R Robinson Land & Lumber
Co., returned the beginning of the week
from a business trip to South Dakota
where Mr.. Schmidt and his brother are
the owners of a section of land.
w. f. Winter and son, Morris, arrived
on Saturdays noon train from Chicago
where they took in the big auto SHOW
the past ten days. Mr.. Winter placed
his order for a new car to be here whel
the season opens in the spring.
Henry Kirby, who has spent mucl
of the past three years in Manitoba ant
the Canadian Northwest since leaving
Langdon is here visiting this week. H
is at present living at Walhalla, wher
he is running a blacksmith's shop.
Rev. Theodore A. Doughty was her
Thursday of last week from Farg o in tn
interest of the North Dakota children
homo society. Since its organization tn
society has provided homes for upward
of 1000 children in North Dakata.
A letter from Forest Grove, Ore, re
celved during the week brings word Q
ofsthe recent marriage of "Jesse" Perry
who left here some months ago for tn
Pacific coast. His bride is stated as be
ing the daughter of a leading residen
of Forest Grove.
Com'rs A. A. Seeley, o. I. Gjevre, &c
Wienecke, Alex Russell and L. Schneide
we're at Grand Forks part of last wee
in company with Co. Auditor J.. K
Hamilton. The party were there to at
tend a meeting of county commissioner
and auditors from over the state.
"Travels in Labradore' is the title O
what should prove to be a very interest
ing lecture by Rev. j. G. Moore, O
Grand Forks at the Methodist church il
this city tomorrow, friday evening
AS q platform talker of more than ordi
nary ability Rev. Moore is no stranger t
Langdon people.