Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-07-17

train for his summer vacation ana Will
spend the greater part of the time in
Florida, expecting 20 return to Langdon
about the first week in August.
Mrs. Chamberlain OF Grand Forks &C.
companied her sister Mrs. w. A. Bolton
on her return to the city. Monday and
will assist in nursing her father Mr.. D..
+. Booth. who is in very poor health.
Simon Schefter's changes of ad al
ways found to have som thing new and
novel worth reading besides incidentally
telling you exactly why it is worth your
while to do your trading at the Schefter
Clothing House.
William Kahn took the train here
Friday and with quite a good sized dele
legation from other towns along the
line went to Pilot Mound, Man. to attend
the Orangeman's celebration of the
Twelfth of July.
Mrs. w, A. Bolton and family return
ed Tuesday from their visit with
friends at Ste. Croix Falls, Wis, their
stay being unexpectedly shortened by
the illness of Mr.. Booth, father of Mrs.
Bolton, who is seriously i'll.
Joseph Shredder took yesterdays train
for Milwaukee, where his eldest daugh-
ter, Miss Ursla, has been attending the
convent school of St. Francis the past
three years. Mr., Shredder will be &C
companied OF his return by his daughter,
who will remain here visiting with the
family until fall.
Mrs. L. Donovan and daughter, Mrs.
Chitley and Misses Thresa and Birdie
Donovan are spending the week here at
the Debrow home and with other Lang.
don relatives and friends, since arriving
Tuesday from Winnipeg on their sad
mission to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Debrow, who was an older sister of Mrs.
Donovan.
DR.. L. f. Haseltine and wife we're ar
rivals on Saturdays train they made a
stop-over of a few days at Fargo with
friends on their return to Langdon from
a stay in California OF upwards a year.
They have about settled down to house
keeping again in the cosy suite of rooms
on the second floor of the Smith bloch,
opposite the court house.
The Boyd department store is this
week advertising a big thirty-six hour
sale for next week. The sale will cover
the entire week but will be run six
hours of each day. Special prices being
quoted for one hour at a time in some
department of the store. See the large
page ad. for quotations and the schedule
of time when bargains are offered.
Peter Schwlnghamer, Jr., the youngest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Schwinghamer,
who live north of Mt. Carmel died
yesterday forenoon. The deceased was
about sixteen years old and had been i'll
for some little time with a rheumatic
trouble that lately has affected the
heart. 1t is expected that the funeral
| ~ AoAOuOOA " ClC
Mt. Carmel Catholic church.
Miss Rita Dixon left on yesterdays
noon train for a vacation trip east
intending to make her first stop at Fort
William, Ont, for a visit with friends,
Then intends journeying east via the
great lakes. Returning in about a
month. Miss Dixon will make a selec-
ton OF fall and winter styles in millinery
, for the establishment OF Misses Dixon
, d Walker in the Boyd department store
Mrs. j. H. Stauff and children leave
the end of the week for Grand Forks,
: where Mr.. Stauff has been the greater
part Of the time since the closing of the
city school engaged as one of the ex,
aiming board at the university in pass.
Ing upon the papers of those who wrote
at the state high school examination
The Stauffs will return to their Lang
don home after spending a week at the
State fair.
Today a contract is being closed with
a representative of the Vawter Chautau.
qua System, which will give Langdon a
!, five day Chautauqua assembly during
the summer season of next year. Pro.
grams of a high class literary, musl-
cal and dramatic character vii! be given
under canvas at entertainments IN the
afternoon and evening of each of the
five days, with an entire change of
, artists each day. The circuit being
= formed in this part of the state will in.
clude the towns of Larimore and Park
River along this line. Season tickets
tor the five days, ten programs of enter
tainment will be sold at $l.5O each.
The ladies G. the Langdon wonan's
; club are issuing invitations for a supper
I and general good time to be held on the
i w. f. Winter lawn, tuesday evening the
{. 29th inst. from the hour of five o'clock