Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-07-24
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E. j. Fox's two sons, Charlie and
Lawrence, have gone to Mohall, N. D.,
where they will remain during a part OF
the school vacation visiting with their
aunt. Mrs. j. r. Power.
Joseph Shredder of Mt. Carmel, return
ed yesterday from his Milwaukee trip
accompanied by his daughter, Ursula,
who entered a convent of the Franciscan
order some time ago and will visit the
home OF her parents until fall.
Mrs. Chamberlain took Tuesdays pas
senger, returning to her home in Grand
Forks after a weeks stay with her
sister, Mrs. w. A. Bolton and father, D..
F. Bolton, the latter being somewhat i'm
proved in health the past few days.
Dewey Pierce is a visitor here spend
ing the week with old Langdon friends.
He came in from Lakota, where the
family have been located since leaving
here several years ago. MI. T. E. Pierce
is now located in business across the
line in Saskatchewan
Postal cards received during the week
tell of the safe arrival of Mrs. W. A.
Ferguson n daughter at Portland,
Ore. Mention is also made of the ar
rival a couple of day after their reach
ing Portland of a little daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Fowler.
j. j. Souch has the contract for the in
side and outside painting of five schools
in the vicinity of Langdon and will have
to defer for the present his departure for
Malta, Mont. where Mrs. Souch and
the family removed to when they left
Langdon about two months ago.
VIM. Schumann. the Great Northern
brakeman, who had a foot and leg bad
ly crushed in a freight train accident al
Milton, is still at st. Michael's hospital
in Grand Forks and last week he un-
derwent a second operation. Infection
has set in and the condition of the pa
tient is considered quite critical.
Saturday afternoon in front of the
old post Office building Auctioneer Ed.
Wienecke will dispose of at auction the
Foshay furniture and household effects
The sale which includes parlor, dining
and bed room furniture, all in good con-
dition, will commence promptly at three
o'clock. See bills for particulars.
Jacob Krahn, one of the we'll known
residents west of Langdon reports the
birth of twin boys at his home Saturday
last week the 10Th inst. Asked regard
ing crops out that way Jake reports
everything looking fine, which of course
includes the boys, both Of whom are
lively youngsters and thriving nicely.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. George w.
Price was hostess at her home on north
Sixth street in honor of Mrs. Andrew
Sturm, who has during the week re-
turned to the city after a years alb
sence on the Pacific coast. A large
party of lady friends were present and
refreshments served at five o'clock
brought to a close an exceedingly n
joyable and happy afternoon.
John Mitchell, who is one of the
older ons of the late Rev. Peter
Mitchell, pastor of the Rosa Lake church
a quarter of a century ago, spent a part
of the week at the home of MI. and Mrs.
Finerty in this city. Mr.. Mitchell is re-
turning to his home at Oakland. Cal,
after spending two months in making a
trip through the Canadian Northwest
with a view to locating il prospects suit
ed, but decided not to invest at this time
owing to the money squeeze that has
hold OF that country just now. He ex.
poets however to look the country over
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