Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-09-26

mTS. JdS, O0uuluSS anu 1dLQlly OF SCll-
we'll, desire through the columns of this
paper to express their thanks for the
many acts of kindly sympathy rendered
them by neighbors and friends during
the illness and death of the husband and
father of the family.
j. Louis Chard, prescription pharma-
cist at the H. L. Francis drug store, has
during the week moved into the cottage
on Sixth street lately vacated by Bar
Der Chas Green and wife, who will &C.
cupy a suite of rooms at Landlord Han
keys popular hostelry this winter.
Roman Gerber, who disposed of his
farm interests III the near vicinity of
Langdon about two years ago is here
from Malta, Mont, where he homestead
ed, looking after his business interests.
He reports the family as we'll and desir-
ing to be remembered to Langdon
friends.
Thursday evening of last week the
nine month old daughter, Eva, of Mr..
and Mrs. Simon Kueneman, died at the
home of the family on Second street,
after having been Ill only a short time,
The fuperal was held on Saturday fore.
noon at 10 o'clock from St. Alphonsus
church.
Miss Tillie Schefter who with her
/ M r hor hoe noop ri,ifir~ Of thu h1,pn oF
her brother, Simon Schefter, left Thurs.
day for Guelph, Ont. Her mother will
remain here for another ten days, when
she goes to Portland, Ore, where both
will spend the winter with Ed Schefter
who was in business as a druggist at
Osnabrock up to about a year ago.
Miss Helen Sullivan superintendent
of the Cavalier county schools, left yes
| terday after a short visit with her
grand mother, Mrs. A. F. Baker for
Munich and Sarles, where she will visit
schools. Miss Sullivan seems to be
proving a very popular superintendent
as she had no opposition at the prim-
aries and will have none this fall
Devils Lake News.
P. McGauvran and wife were arrivals
Saturday from their home at Belleview,
Wash, and expect to remain for a visit
of several weeks, during which Mr..
McGauvran will look after his farm
ing and other business interests neal
Osnabrook. His visit back among old
Cavalier county friends was delayed
two weeks by illness, from which he has
now almost recovered.
Langdon and other Cavalier county
points are scheduled for campaign
speeches during the coming week by
Mayor w. D. Sweet Of Fargo. who wa
the second choice of the bull moose par
ty for governor. Merchant Dan McAller
who is state committeeman for Cava
lier, Pembina and Walsh counties. is
arranging the itinerary of the trip fol
North Dakota's biggest bull moose.
Rev. W. e. Dudley, pastor in charge o.
M. E. church work at Iona and Hamp
den during the past year, took Tuesdays
train for Grand Forks where he will take
up advanced theological work at the
state university this winter He will
however continue to hold the usual Sun
day services at Iona and Hampden
Mrs. Dudley came over from Iona with
her husband and will spend a couple o.
weeks visiting with her parents, the
Liebeler, going to Grand Forks later.
Sheriff Drury has in confinement a
the county Jail awaiting trial at the mex
term of district court on a charge o
larceny a woman who arrived in tow
last week looking for a job as cool
on a t%hreshing outfit. Friday forenoon
a gents gold watch, four dresses ane
other articles of ladies Swearing appare
we're found in her possession when ar
rested and identified by Mr. and Mrs
Robert Allison of this city as their pro
perty. The woman had worked at tn
Allison home the day previous and con
United the theft and disappeared Will
left alone in the house for a short time