Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-06-12

g. P. GETCHEL, Wales, N. D.
DR.. Fred e. Mcclure and wife, the
latter a daughter of Mrs. A. 1. Vessey,
arrived on Fridays train from Dodge
Center, Ia, for a short visit with Langdon
relatives and old friend after an absence
of several years.
Jacob A. Toews. who since last fall
has been visiting here with his sons and
daughters in Moscow township, left
Monday to spend a month with relatives
in Manitoba before returning to his
home in Oklahoma.
Miss Alice Maloney, a former teacher
of the Langdon city schools, for the past
year a teacher of primary work IN the
public schools at Sheyenne, is spending
a part Of the summer vacation visiting
at the VIM. Stevenson home.
Robert White, the Langdon shoe doc
tor has this week moved his repair shop
to a new location at the north end of
Third street and may now be found next
door north of the DEMOCRAT office, for.
merly the Wadsworth real estate office.
j. f. Ramage reports the sale of auto
mobiles from his garage during the week
to Ed. Clairmont, of Olga; Hamilton
Howatt Of Mazda and Geo. s.. Friesen of
Moscow. The first two were purchasers
of Ford touring cars. Mr.. Friesen pur-
chasing a large, five passenger E. M. F..
machine.
Q. NJ. Blair, wife and family are NOV
ing into Langdon this week from their
farm in the north end of the county near
Mazda, which Mr.. Blair has leased to
his son. The Blair family are moving
into town in order that the younger
children may attend the Langdon
schools this fall.
Miss Kittleson, teacher of the eighth
grade was the last of teaching corps of
the city schools to leave. Miss Kittle-
son bid goodbye to her many Langdon
friends last Thursday for her home in
Iowa, and after summer vacation visit
there will 60 west to Idaho next fall to
teach during the ensuing school year.
Monday evening an interesting lecture
on the Balkan question was given at the
Presbyterian church by Mardrips S.
Dambdargjdie, an Armenian who is Sc
curing an education and engaged in the
study of medicine in the Michigan state
university. The lecturer speaks in four
languages and dresses in native costume.
E. j. Meyer from Fairdale, who is
agent for the Pioneer life insurance COM
pany and the Northern fire and marine
was in Langdon on Tuesday. He is
also interested in Montana farm lands
and leaves for q trip west this week.
He is a brother of Henry Meyer near
Wales, but has been in business at Fair
dale for some time.
August Slngbeil, the Dresden black
smith, was IN Langdon on Monday. AS
will be seen in an advertisement else
WueTSs NIL. oiuS JUL VIII nave d u0ulOu-
s%tration at Dresden on Wednesday, June
18th. of the practical work done by the
Sparkling deep tilling machine and the
Rudt manure spreader. This should be
of interest to all farmers in the vicinity
o: Dresden.
A wedding of general interest to the
people of Langdon and vicinity is an
nounced for four o'clock in the afternoon
on Wednesday afternoon of next week,
the 18th inst, at the Craigend farm, IN
Harvey township, when invited guests
to the number of a hundred or more will
attend the wedding of Miss Catherine
Amelia Murie, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Murie, to Mr., Fred A. Ry-
lance, the eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rylance. The plans are for a sim
pie quiet home wedding, but the wide
acquaintance of these two highly esteem
ed families, who number among the first
pioneers of Cavalier county will bring
to Craigend farm a gathering of old
friends from far ana near to witness the
event and wish the young couple
a prosperous and happy welded life