Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-07-13
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Oats for sale at the National elevator.

Attorney Joel Myers is in the city
today from Park River looking after
legal matters.
Mrs. Simon Schefter and little daugh-
ter, Louise, are making a weeks visit at
Mowbray, N. D., with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Lothspeich.
j. +. Shea, United States marshal was
here from Fargo a part of the week while
looking after his Cavalier county farm
ing interests.
DR.. H. w. f. Law from Hannah is
among out of town visitors this week
attending court as a witness on the
DR.. Reilly case.
Miss Ethel Walker left on Tuesdays
train for a visit of two months with rela-
tives at the former home of the family
at Perth, Ontario.
Mrs. Arnold, living west of Hannah
and her nelce Mrs. Mackie, across the
line at Nora, Man., were visitors during
a part of the week with Mrs D. E. Dock
steader, they also spent Sunday at the
Walker Hamilton home east of town
before leaving.
Jos. j. Penner, a Eoscow township
farmer who came to this county some
years ago from Nebraska is in town to-
day seeking financial aid. Less than a
month ago he lost his house, barn and
other property by fire with no insurance
to cover the loss. A seven weeks old
little baby girl was also a victim of the
flames at the time of this terrible dis
aster.
Mrs. Dearringer, ST., who has been
nursed at the home of her daughters in
this city during a severe illness of about
two months duration passed away Mon
day night, the remains being laid to rest
yesterday morning in the Masonic ceme-
tary, Rev. Hubbard officiating at the
short services held at the grave. Pre-
vious to coming over to Langdon the
deceased had for some time made her
home in Fremont township and has a
son there, P. S. D%earringer, who has
made frequent visits to the bedside of
his mother during her late illness. De-
ceased was about eighty years old at the
time of her death.
Langdon will again be visited this fall
by the Grand Forks auto club which
will make a four day tour of the north
ern part of the state leaving the Forks
on August 18th and returning on the
18th. The tour continues as Ear west as
Bottineau and will reach Langdon on
the evening of the third day from Bot
tineau and leav here the following
morning for the home run into Grand
Forks. As was the case last year Lang
don will furnish a pilot car as far as
Park River. Langdon autoists are al
ready planning to give the Grand Forks
party, which this year will have 20
to 25 cars along, a reception and enter
tainment that will be fully in keeping
ing with u citizens widely known re-
putation for hospitality and goodfellow.
ship to all strangers who enter within
our gates.
Tuesday forenoon at ten o'clock at
the Catholic church of Mt Carmel &C.
cured the marriage of Miss Annie
Amelia Bergman and Mr.. Tony Hutton,
the ceremony being performed by Rev.
G. Wilkes. The young people united
being among the best known in the Mt.
Carmel settlement the reception which
followed at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bergman,
was attended by about a hundred and
fifty of their friends and neighbours, who
thoroughly enjoyed the hospitality ex-
tended. The groom has a cosy home
Mt. Carmel, near the boundry line. The
event of Tuesday is an occasion of we'll
wishes and congratulations among
their many friends in Langdon, Wales
and Mt. Carmel where both OF the con.
tracing parties are quite widely known.
On yesterdays afternoon train Sheriff
Drury took to jamestown for treatment
at the state asylum for the insane two
patients from, this county, both cases
having been adjudged by the board Of
insanity as requiring confinement in
that institution. The first case, that oil
Mrs. VIM. Enger from. near Wang was
brought IN by friends on Tuesday and
is apparently in a very bad condition
mentally. The husband of this young
woman is left with the charge of three
young children while his wife is at the
asylum. Her condition is stated as be
ing largely due to physical poor health
during the year. Miss Clara Platzkow
age twenty-three, daughter of Mr.. ane
Mrs. Martin Platzkow of Waterloo
township was brought into town yester
day morning and taken to the asylum
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