Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-04-07

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c. p. GETcHELL, Wales, N. D.
Jos. Bogstie a prominent wheat buyer
and elevator man at Hampden bought a
new 1910 pattern Hupmobile run-about
of A. T. LeVesconte while in town here
Saturday.
Miss Eva Souch who accompanied her
sister, Mrs. Ray Watson, and the child
rem on their trip west to Malta, Mont,
returned to her Langdon home on Sat-
urday's loon train.
Doc Morton and Druggist Amos
Abbott we're visitors in the city over
from Nekoma a day or two the forepart
of the week, visiting with their many
old Langdon acquaintance.
James and John Diamond, in com
pany with John Deneen returned Mon
day from their Montana land seeking
trip. All three of the boys filed on
homesteads in the vicinity of Joplin,
Manager Harry G. Waldron of the
Langdon opera house was a passenger
on Mondays afternoon train, expecting
to remain in the Twin Cities a couple
of weeks while looking after business
matters.
B. E. Groom, returned Saturday
from a trip of several weeks during
which he has been looking after the
closing of a number of farm land deals
for the Cavalier Go. immigration associ-
alton with parties in Indiana and
Illinois:
Miss Daisy ALERT returned home on
Saturdays train from a young ladies
seminary in Minnesota which she has
been attending during the past year.
She accompanied her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H D. ALERT. who have been winter
ing in Florida and the Island Of Cuba.
Miss Pearl Monroe, On her return to
the state university ut Grand Forks last
week, after spending che Easter vacation
at home with her parents Landlord and
Mrs. w. A. Monroe, of the U. G. T.
hotel, was accompanied by her little
sister, Zelda, who returned to Langdon
on Saturday.
Jno W, Schmidt came in on Satur-
days train from Minneapolis, where he
hoe anropod in tbo WOOL oetoto b,,c;,or,
with his brother since recently resign
ing the position held the past two
/ years with the hutchinson Land
| & Lumber Go. Mrs. Schmidt and the
children accompany him on his return
to Minneapolis this week.
Frank McComb and Harvey Boom
garden form a team of Langdon young
hustlers who have left during the week
for the Gull Lake, Sask,, region, where
they will hold down their claims during
the summer months. They took a car
load of farm stock and machinery along
! with them. Frank will also open up a
blacksmith shop in the vicinity of Gull
Lake.
A pretty home wedding was celebrat-
ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Montgomery, on Saturday evening, when
Miss Myrtle Ross, a sister of Mrs. Mont
gomery was united in the bonds Of holy
matrimony to Mr.. Walter Sorenson, OF
Grand Forks. Judge Dorval oficiated
and performed the simple civic core
mony with a pleasing grace and dignity
The attending bridesmaid was Mrs. r
Schroeder and the groom was supported
by DR.. Lochead as best man. The we'd.
ding presents rendered the couple
amply gratifed the brides taste for cut
glassware, many handsome pieces being
received from their relatives aud init
mate friends. The honeymoon trip o.
MI. and Mrs. Sorenson will include visits
with Twin City and Chicago friends
following which they will be at home te
friends at their home in Grand Forks
after March rs.