Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-05-08

Miss Jane Cummings, a sister of Jas.
Cummings south of town, arrived on
Thursdays train from Okotoka, Alberta,
and will visit the Cummings home dur
ing a stay of most of the summer here.
N. F. Charter, wife and family left on
Mondays passenger, via Winnipeg, for
their future home at Red Deer, Alberta.
Their going away was the occasion of
quite a gathering of friends at the depot
to say good-b bye.
Goo. A. Williams spent Sunday at the
the home of the Halliday's neal Milton
and on his return was accompanied by
his four year old little daughter, who has
remained there since the death OF Mrs
Williams some little time ago.
B. E. Groom left Tuesday for a trip OF
three wesks east in the interest of the
Cavalier Co.. Immigration association,
His missionary work among the western
home seekers of the east will be confined
to the states of Iowa, Illinois and In.
diana,
Mrs. A. Mcknight has this week
moved back into her home on Fifth
street, which during the past year has
been occupied by A. A. Seeley and
family, who are again domiciled Oh the
farm in Harvey Centre after a residence
of two years in town.
Arthur Dougherty was down from
Sarles an over Sunday visitor at the
home of his father, Hugh Dougherty.
east of town. He completed a deal be.
fore returning to Sarles for the pur,
chase of a % horse power Buick roadster
of MCLAUGHLIN & Stranger.
The cemetery DIST. Alphonsus church,
which is able to boast of a beautiful
location, is to be given considerable at
tention this summer. The plans are
stated to include a new fence surround
Ing the grounds, the laying out of
paths and planting of a number of shade
trees.
Fred Estermann, who was one of the
intield lineup of the Langdon ball team
last season left during the week for Red
Deer: Alberta. accompanying a car ship
ment of stock and household goods
which N. +. Charter is sending to that
place. Mr.. Charter and family left for
Red Deer on Mondays passenger.
Mrs. George Barcelo, wife of the U. S.
customs collector at Mowbray, N. D.,
was sufficiently improved in condition
last week to enable her return home
from the hospital at st. Boniface, Man.,
where she underwent an operation in
February requiring the removal of the
left breast, which had become affected
by a tumor. Mrs. Barcelo is regainlng
her strength very slowly after the shock
of the operation and is being attended
by DR.. Donovan of this city.
H. j. Riesland, eyesight specialist we'll
known for twenty-five years for his
superior ability in fitting eyes with the
most difficult glasses, will be at Wales
on May 10th and at the U. g. T. hotel
in Langdon from May 18th to 18th. in
elusive. See him even though you
have lost hope of gaining relief from
headaches, crossed eyes, nervousness or
any of the many evils caused by eye
strain. Remember to wear the wrong
kind of glasses is dangerous to health as
we'll as the eyes. Consultation free,
Co. Supt. Sullivan states that ar
engagements have been completed for a
meeting Of the Cavalier county teachers
association to be held at Mt. Carmel on
Saturday, May 18th. The teachers of
the northern tier of school districts put
in their request for a meeting of the
association at Mt. Carmel some little
time ago and the program that is being
outlined for Saturday, the 18th, is one
that the officers and patrons of the
school districts will find fully as in.
teresting as the teachers. Everyone is
extended M invitation to attend.