Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-09-25

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S. j. A. Boyd and wife we're Hannah
visitor here Friday and Saturday.
Emil Hanggi was down from his farm
noar Clyde on a business trip Tuesday.
Spellman's drug store has everything
needed for pickles and preserves such
turmeric, mustard, etc.
Mrs. Henry Sehrt is here from Milton
daughter, Mrs. j. w. Pomeroy.
Rev. DR.. Burns, the Methodist pastor
at Milton, was a visitor in the city on
Friday accompanied by Mrs. Burns.
Joe Halbisen left Monday for Ana
moose, in the western part of the state,
where he holds a position with a large
drug concern
Rev. Father Byrne arrived on Fridays
train from minneapolis and is spending
the week visiting his sister. Mrs. W, j.
Kennedy at Olga.
Allan Pinkerton was home Monday
from his farm near Dresden where he re-
ports good Roadway being made toward
an early clean up this fall.
Sunday marked the autumnal equinox.
On this day the sun shines perpendicu-
larry on the equator on it's northern de-
c~lension with equal day and night the
world over.
Miss Alma jacobson, a graded teacher
of the Langdon schools three years ago,
this fall starts on her second year of
school work at Aneta, n. D. Her home
is at Nekoma.
G. E. Johnston and wife returned on
Saturday in their auto from Grand
Forks. where they spent the week in at
tendance at the annual Baptist conven-
ton of this state.
Mrs. w. A. Mcintyre returned home
on Saturday from Red Lake Falls, MINI
where she has been visiting her folks
since having accompanied Mayor Nc
In1yre on his trip east.
j. j. Souch Is busy this week closing
up his business affairs preparatory to
leaving in a few days for Malta, Mont,
where the Souch family intend to make
their home this winter.
Miss LaBelle Mahon took Saturdays
train for Grand Forks, where this week
she will take up her duties as secretary
to the extension department of the Yves
ley conservatory of music.
Druggist Spellman has been busy this
, week moving his household effects from
the suite of rooms in the Dedrick block
to the H. L. Francis house on north
i Sixth street, which be recently bought
Joseph Dohmann, son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Herman DohmaAn, left Saturday fol
Devils Lake, where he has been attend
ing the state school for the deaf for seve
!, raj years past. He was accompanied by
9 his sister, Miss Teresa Dohmann
Mrs. W. II. Row and her family will
I move in from the farm for the winter t
] enable the boys to 60 ahead with theil
> studies in the high school. They viii
y move into the Dorval residence or
n the hill when Judge Dorval and family
0 move down town for the winter months
: Joe Halbeisen spent the week end in
visit at the home of his mother, Mrs
Hunter, He came home on Sunday from
$ Berwick, where he had charge of a drue
I store during the absence of its owner al
g summer and returns to the west thi:
q week to take a position at Anamoose, one
7 of the live new towns in the western
> part of the state.
The Langdon woman's club at its regu
lar fortnightly meeting held on Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Thos. De.
vaney named Mrs. j. H. Harlan anc
Il Mrs. G.. e. Johnston as the clubs dele
gates and Mrs. G. w. Price and Mrs
S r. j. Hubbard as alternates to the an
II nual meeting of the state federation o.
7 woman's clu os TO be held at Fargo dur
5 ing the middle week of October.
r. j. lodgings AND wife left on Satur
days noon train after spending an enjoy
able week among their Langdon friends
The Hodgins' removed from Bismarch
r about a month ago, at which time Mr.
Q Hodgins severed his connection with the
state department of bank examiners
n They expect TO make their home in
a Rugby this winter, where their daugh.
a ter, Miss Stella lodgings is teacher o.
a domestic science in the public schools.
- Friends of Rev. J. P. Schell. who spent
three week in Walhalla in 1911, were
pleased to have him come in for a cal
S between trains on Wednesday. While
his visit was a short one it was very
I welcome. During his absence he has
I been over a large portion of the earth
taking in Palestine and the Holy Land