Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-08-04
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States Attorney w. B. Dickson, in
company with Mrs. Dickson and their
daughters, enjoyed an automobile trip
to Grafton, and Crystal making a pleas
ant visit with friends at these places
over Sunday.
Rev. F. J. Hubbard returned to the
city Monday from a ten days visit in the
Twin Cities and at Fargo. There will be
services at the Presbyterian church on
Sunday at the usual hours, both morn
ing and evening.
Fred Baldwin is back looking after
his auto livery business after a two
weeks trip below, during which he took
in the big fairs at the Forks and Fargo.
At whice places he saw everything from
Dan Patch to an airship.
Jno, f. Ramage and John Lewis both
went over to Hamilton the beginning VI
the week to take in the Pemblna county
fair. They took with them their string
of fast horses, which includes Mr.
Ramage's two trotters, "Riverside" ano
"Tanglefoot."
Mrs. j. w. Mahon and the children
are expecting to leave shortly for quite
an extended stay at Spokane, Wash.,anc
other points on the Pacific coast. Mr.
Mahon is intending to join his family
out there, for the winter months Al
least, later along in the fall.
Miss Genevieve Billstein and sister
Miss Rachael, started Saturday for {
three months visit at the home of theil
family near Formosa, Ont. They make
the trip east by way of Duluth and thu
Lakes to Buffalo, before crossing from
the United States into Canada.
Miss Katie McCay, bookkeeper ane
cashier at the Schulke Trade Palace
store, returned during the week from
visit al Munich and Devils Lake. A
the latter place she remained nursing
her sister, Mrs. P. J. Antony, who ha'
been confined in a hospital at, Devil
Lake for some time under treatment.
Geo. Barcelo, U. s. customs officer a
Mowbray, N. D., returned to the cit,
on Thursday last week accompanied by
Mrs. Barcelo, who for two weeks hal
been at the St. Boniface hospital il
Winnipeg, Man. Langdon friends will
be greatly pleased in learning that thu
critical operation which Mrs. Barcel'
underwent was highly successful.
Judge Dorval had as his guests a da.
or two last week Messrs Arthur Dixol
and Chas. A. Verret, of Rolla; Waite
Gailfus, of Picton and John Pounds, o
Hansboro. All are prominent Rolett'
county business men and we're returning
from ar automobile trip to the Fork
and other points in the Valley to thei
homes in the Turtle mountain region
} While in Grand Forks it is understoo;
that Mr.. Dixon had purchased tn
Rolla abstracting business of Mr.. Verret
The visits of Bishop O'Reilly to tn
churches of Langdon and Osnabrock fo
: the purpose of conducting confirmation
services is stated upon the authority Q
Rev. Dougherty as to occur on Sunday
August 2lst and Saturday, August 20tt
respectively. The classes of youn|
COMMITMENTS, to be confirmed at Lang
ldon and Osnahrock on these dates !
stated as being unusually large. /
special feature of the visit of Bisho;
O'Reilly to Osnabrock on Saturday
August Goth will be the dedication @
the new church there.
The Northwestern and Cargill eleva
tors have both been closed by thei
respective companies. Whether or no
these houses will remain closed durinI
the fall grain marketing season has no
been learned by the local agents
Messrs Albrecht and P%elkington, VIII
during the past week received notice t
close their houses. They consider tina
the step is one which many of the Oh
line companies are following over tn
state, owing tt light crops being geners
this year throughout the Northwes
both figure that their houses will renal
closed for q year and Mr.. Pelkington ha
leaves this week for a stay during {
least a part Of that time at his forme
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