Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-11-16
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Walk-over and see the Walk.Over
shoes at Shelters.
Scranton coal does not clinker, Cava-
lier County Lumber Company.
Mrs. McGillivery is spending the
week visiting with Grand Forks friends.
uE. H. Durbin went to Grand Forks on
Monday to transact business.
Albert NJ. Thorson, of A. o. Void Co.
was a business visitor in Grand Forks
the early part of the week.
Ed. Brown, proprietor of the La ng-
don Bakery is on the sick list and under
the doctors care this week.
A farm for next years crop as first
payment and balance state land terms,
or half crop payments. Apply to E. A.
Wadsworth, Langdon, N. D.
E. B. Gjevre, Mrs. Ole /. Gjevre,
Miss Josie Walden and Ol3 Walden
we're a party of Nekoma visitors in the
city yesterday.
j. B. Radford, the Stilwell merchant
is the purchaser of the T. H.. Holland
residence property on Fourth street, the
the transfer taking place last week. or
August Peterson has been named by
the grand lodge of the Knightsof Pythias
as deputy grand chancellor of District
No. 9, which comprises the subordinate
lodges of Cavalier county.
Mrs. Woolner, ST., has been quite
seriously ill for a week past. Her
friends will be glad to hear that she is
improving, though slow.
For Sale-Either n Gilbert piano,
good as new, only used a few months, at
a bargain; or a Kolhler & Campbell in
good shape, except for case. Apply to
H.G. Waldron, Langdon, N. D.
Word was received this week by Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Hamann from Calves.
ton, Texas, that their daughter, Mrs.
A. e. Rehbein. presented her husband
with twins, a boy and a girl, on the 10th
instant.
Miss Jessie O'Brien has been acting
in the capacity of teacher of the eighth
grade classes at the city hall this week
in place of Miss LaBelle Mahon, who
has been confined to her home laid up
with an attack of quinsy.
H. D. ALERT and wife returned home
on Tuesdays train. The return of Mr..
ALERT from his California trip and Mrs.
ALERT from her stay at Lick Springs,
Ill, being hurried by the approaching
death of their son-ir-law, b. f. Reilly,
whose death occurred the evening of
the same day they reach home.
The wedding of Mr.. James Venue of;
this city and Miss Antoinette Normand.
of Olga, occurred yesterday forenoon
the ceremony being performed by Rev.
M. Dougherty. The uniting couple
have quite a circle of friends both in
Langdon and at Olga who will not be
slow to extend congratulations. They
left on the afternoon train for Weyburn,
Sask., where they will make their home
on a farm upon which Mr. Venue filed
as a homesteader last summer.
An interesting Thanksgiving day event
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Delvo of Easily township will be the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Marie
Agnes Delvo, who will be united to Mr..
Arthur A. Barker, who is a salesman in
the clothing department of the j. B.
Boyd store and for years past n of
Langdon's popular young mon. The
bride also has quite a circle of intimate
Langdon friends, being with Landlord
and Mrs. W. A. Monroe at the U. CT
hotel for several years past.
The Woman's Club had a very enjoy
able "Federation Day" meeting at Mrs.
Harlan's Tuesday afternoon. Those
who attended the meeting at Devils
Lake gave a full report of the meeting
there, besides adding accounts of other
interesting occurrences. The federation
emblem, a sheaf of wheat, was used in
the decorating of the DON and tables,
and the federation colors-Nile green
and white-furnished the color scheme
of the daintily served luncheon. The
hostesses were Mesdames Harlan, Hib-
bard, Hunter, Cleary and Kerr.
The St. Alphonsus Church ladies
would have the DEMOCRAT state that at
their annual church fair and bazaar, to
DO held Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day of next week, Nov. 81, %, %, they
| will offer for sale quite an extensive dis
play of plain and fancy needlework, in
Guiding mems and boys night shirts,
ladies and children's dresses, plain and
fancy aprons, also all kinds of fancy
work. They promise a most excellent
bill of fare at the meals served each oil
the three days of the fair
Only three applicants for teachers