Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-08-21
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DENTISTS
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Miss Ada McDermid, who has been a
visitor during the summer at the home
of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Reed, left on Saturdays train re-
turning to her home at Saulte Ste. Marie,
Mich.
Jas. Godfrey, who until recently has
been holding down a chair in the base
ment barber shop of ]. F. Segouin, left
Saturday for Crookston, MINI. and has
a Job in a shop in one of the new towns
north of there.
Miss Lillian Kopriya returned to the
city last week from a visit at the home
of her uncle at Bowbells. She was &C.
companied by her cousin, Miss Alice
Kopriva, who will make ashort stay with
Langdon relatives of the family.
H. E Fay and bride were among the
arrivals on Saturdays train having spent
the week at Winnipeg and the Forks
since their wedding at the brides home
in Hannah last Tuesday forenoon. They
are comfortably domiciled in the Sui
livan cottage on Seventh street.
John Hannah was here Saturday from
the end-town and has in this paper an
ad offering his livery and feed barn at
Hannah for sale. MIR. Hannah contemp-
lates removing to the Ma%natoulin Islands
in Ontario to live, having recently pur-
chased a residence property there.
j. P. Dunnigan and his brothers Chas.
H.. and Thos. of Gallo, accompanied by
their sister: Miss Sarah Dunnigan, of
Lovejoy, Mont. were in the city Friday
enroute to Olga to attend the funeral of
their uncle, the late Andrew Brady,
which was held at that place Saturday
forenoon.
E. A. Pockrandt OF Coleridge, Neb., is
here spending the week visiting at the
home of his brother, j. E. Pockrandt, of
the Cavalier Co. Lumber 90. Mr..
Pockrandt's brother has for a number
of years been in the clothing and gents
furnishing business at Coleridge. and
was a Langdon visitor during the sum-
mer of two years ago.
Arthur Gamble, hne of the we'll to DO
farmers north of town, who has a sec
ton OF land in the Stilwell neighborhood
has during the past week had the name
of his homestead filed in the Office of
Register of Deeds Schwartz. 1t will
hereafter be know as the "Mint Farm
and the wish is that for many years to
come it may make Farmer Gamble a
mint of money.
Milton Reed manager of the Langdon
league oall team during the season
which closed on the 3rd inst, left Satur-
day for Grand Rapids, Mich, where he
has an engagement running to Oct. 18th
to play third base. Greedy" held down
the same place in the Grand Rapids line
up last year and had signed with them
again for this season when the organiz-
alton of the Cavalier county league, in
duced him to sign up with the home
team.
Langdon friends of w. E. Fowler and
wife who are now residents of Portland,
Ore, will be glad to hear that Elmer is
making good in his new drug store VEN
ture. Their little daughter, Marian
Irene, is understood as being able to lay
claim to being the finest girl baby in the
whole state of Oregon. Mrs. Ferguson
and daughter, Nina, who recently joined
the Fowlers at their home III Oregon are
both we'll and it is understood that Miss
Nina will enter the state university at
Eugene, Ore, this fall.
Mrs. w. H. Conn. a resident Of
Langdon a number of years ago and one
of the c%ountv's early day pioneers was a
visitor Friday in the city, accompanying
her sister, Mrs. Alex. Russell, of Ere.
mont township. they we're on their way
to the western part of the county, where
both have a number of relatives and old
friends. Mrs. Conn is now living in
southern California, and her husband.
who was in the hotel business here years
ago now has a fourishing real estate
and farm loan Office at Richmond, Cal.
Several auto loads of members of the
Langdon K. of P. lodge made the trip to
Edinburg OF Monday afternoon, where
a lodge OF that order was instituted in
the evening with a charter membership
Of twenty-five The Langdon X. of P's
practically went down en- masse doing
the greater part of the team work in
putting the candidates through three
degrees. A distinguished visitor was
the grand chancellor Of North Dakota.
Mr.. Jorgen Howard, Of Hillsboro, N. D.,
There was also good representations Of
the lodges at Milton, Mountain, Crystal,
Park River and other places there,