Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-09-12

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Jas @. Brosnahan is here from Win
nipeg for a short visit and on his return
will be accompanied by Mrs. Brosnahan
who has been spending a few weeks
here visiting her mother. Mrs O'Brien.
Arthur Foster, the Clyde real estate
man has returned during the week from
a trip down in Illinois and spent Mon
day in the city with the local members
of the Cavalier County Immigration as
ISOLATION.
Miss Allie Dickson closes her term
of school teaching north of Osnabrock
and will enjoy a two weeks visit with
her parents, Attorney and Mrs. W. b.
Dickson, before re-entering the state
university this fall.
Frank Greene, ST., of the restaurant
pool room and bowling alley, has been
laid up with a sever attack of rheuma:
tism all week and was compelled to
forego the enjoyment of the opening of
the chicken shooting season.
Attorney w. B, Dickson has an open
letter in another column of this weeks
issue in which attention is directed to
certain inaccuracies in the report of the
Jake Spenst .habeas corpus proceedings
as it appeared in last weeks Republican.
w. Stevenson autoed over to KaIeida,
Man, on Friday and on his return
brought home several of the Stevenson
juniors, who have been spending a part
of the school vacation visiting at the
home of Mrs. Morrison, mother Of Mrs,
Stevenson.
DR.. Church of Chicago was a passen-
ger north to Hannah Monday. where in
consultation with the local doctors he
will endeavor to bring relief to the suf-
ferings OF Archie Mcmillan, who for
over two years past has been an helpless
invalid with spinal trouble.
John B. Mooney came over from Will
liston reaching here Tuesday evening
after a two days easy run in his new car
a 1913 pattern Oldsmobile He expects
to enjoy a weeks hunt with Langdon
friends and will also look after his crop
interests in this vicinity before returning
Fred w. Mclean is spending the open
ing week of tho chicken season with
Langdon hunters coming in on Thurs
days train from his home in Fargo. In
addition to his law practice and real es-
tate business in the Gateway City it is
noted that "Mac'' will take off his coat
this fall and sun the arduous duties
of secretary at democratic state head
quarters through the fall campaign.
Cashier j. A, Terhaar of the State
Bank of Dresden publishes a statement
of its condition and affairs this week
that is highly creditable both to that in
stitution and the town in which it is 10.
Gated, especially when due considera-
ton is given to the fact that since
the banks last call statement the bust
ness portion of Dresden has been swept
by fire. Dresden it is predicted will
arise Phoenix like from its ashes.
Manager Harry G. Waldron has now
installed at the Electric theatre new
mechanical apparatus for his moving
picture show business. AS now operat-
ed the pictures are guaranteed to be free
from the jumping and Pickering which
heretofore has proven to be such a strain
on the eyes of the spectator. The per-
feet working of the new apparatus was
successfully demonstrated to the public
at a free show given Tuesday night.
Rev. M. Dougherty is here this week
and expects in a day or two to bid good
bye to Langdon friends and go east for
flu rther medical treatment. 1t is great
ly regretted by his parishioners OF
Langdon and Cavalier county that Ill
health has compelled Father Dougherty
to resign the passionate over which he
has had charge and done efficient ser.
vice in for SO many years. The test
wishes Of Langdon people generally &C.
company him wherever he goes.