Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-09-07
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

apprentice girl to learn the trade
Apply at the Schulke department store
0. D. Ostby, a travelling salesman
formerly in business at Wales was {
visitor here a day or two the early part
of the week.
Mrs. Robert McGrath and children
who have been making a weeks stay Al
the McGauvran home in this city, re-
turned on Saturdays train to Crane
Forks.
J. H. Harlan and wife we're departing
passengers Monday for st. Paul, where
they spend the week taking in the sights
at the Minnesota state fair and visiting
friends.
Miss Viola Alpstag returned home yes.
terday from a three months visit with
family friends and relatives at Park
River, Grand Forks and her old home in
Minnesota.
P. McGauvran is making a visit with
his brother, Postmaster John Nc Gauv.
ran, while here from Belleview, Wash.
to look after the crop on his farms nea,
Osnabrock.
Pat McCabe returned during the
week from his Fargo trip, where be put
in several days under Till's Austrian
treatment for rheumatism. He reports
a cure that if permanent is certainly
wonderful.
T. w. Davis is back again at his old
post in the freight and baggage depart.
ment at the Ct. Northern depot with
Agent Bolton. "Sticks" Davis railroaded
for Jim Hill at this point years ago and
has never really felt at home working at
anything since.
Attorney Fred W. Mclean, who holds
appointment as state game warden over
the south.half of the state, came in on
today's train from Fargo and will enjoy
a hunt during the opening of the chick
en- season with a party of his old
Langdon friends.
Miss Edna Morgan left the city on
Saturdays train after spending two
months of her summer vacation visiting
at the home of her sister, Mr.. f. e. B.
Mercer. She will this week resume her
position of the past year as a teacher In
the Lakota public school.
Meager details of an accident to Ed,
Wright, of Fremont, reached us, We'd.
nesday last week. He was up on lad
der fixing something about the barn
when the ladder slipped and threw Mr..
Wright to the ground, and in the fall he
struck on something so as to break three
ribs.
Congress H. T. Helegson who has re.
turned during the week from Washing.
ton, D. c., to his home at Milton spent
Tuesday and yesterday with his Lang.
don friends. The Milton statesman, has
announced his candidacy for reelection
from what is now the First Compression.
al district of North Dakota.
Cecil E. Mahon took Thursday after.
Moons train for the Northwest and will
put in the balance of the year looking
after the interests of the Mahon-Rob.
inson Land and Lumber Co., on the
Canadian side of the line. He expects
to be located most of the time at Tabor
Alta, the company having a lumber
yard and other interests there.
Mrs. Theyson u the open
ing of her fall millinery display at che
Schulke department storefor three day.
next week, Thursday. Friday and Sat
urday, the 14th, 18th aud 10Th. Mrs
Theyson in asking an inspection of heI
fall line of millinery assures the ladieso
Langdon and vicinity they will find
full selection OF the very latest style. i,
fall hats aud trimmings..for the season o
1911.
John Mahon accompanied by hi!
daughter, Miss Ruth Mahon, and neice
Miss Vera Ferguson, made a visit with
quite a number of the Mahon friend.
at Bathgate and other points down il
the Valley, during the week. The tril
was made in Mr.. Mahon's auto, tn,
party leaving here Saturday Afternoon
reaching home Monday, the j%ourne,
back being somewhat marred b.
the rain which started to fall tina
afternoon.
Judge Kneeshaw, accompanied b,
Mrs. Kneeshaw, their youngest daughte
and son, Stanley, came over from Penn
bina last Friday in the judges new
auto. Judge Kneeshaw divided hi
time between attending to court mat
ters here and looking after fall worl
on his farms in the southwestern part Q
this county. Mrs. Kneeshaw and famil
spent the time during the stay in visit
ing a number of their friends in Lang
don. They returned to Pembina o.
Saturday afternoon,
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