Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-04-03
Making a Real Estate Loan?
See or write me about it. l
can make it to please you. Pre-
payment privilege allowed.
q. P. GETCHEL, Wales, N. D..

Misses Verna and Nina Laing were
visitors Friday and Saturday of last
week at the home of their sister Mrs.
H, o. Sorenson coming up from Milton
to witness the performance of "The
Little Politician"
Miss Margaret O'Connor, who left
Langdon several months since to accept
a position as typewriter and stenogra-
pher with a law firm at Williston, N. D.,
is here this week making a visit with a
number of her former Langdon friends.
j. H. Byield went to the Forks Mon
day in response to a message from
Brockett, N. D., stating that his sister
was being taken to me of the Grand
Forks hospitals for treatment. 1t was
the first %intimation Mr.. Byfeld had re-
ceived that his sister was i'll.
j. &. Halbeisen returned Saturday
from Osnabrock, where he spent a part
of the week visiting Jas. French and
other friends. He has received the
offer of several positions with druggists
over the state since passing his exam
nation at Fargo and may decide to take
charge of a drug store in Clyde for
a while so as to be near home.
Frank J. Hodgins, a former Langdon,
we'll known resident, now at Sarles, has
been recognized by Governor T.. B.
Hanna; who last week appointed him as
one of the deputy bank examiners.
The Hodgins are leaving Sarles and
expect by April lst to remove to Bis
marck. AS is we'll known by Langdon
people Mr.. Hodgins' year of experience
in the banking business equip him in
the highest degree to till the respon-
sible office to which he has been ap.
pointed,
Last Friday night a Sl40 house greet
ed the home talent production of "a
Little Politician staged in the opera
house by the young people of ST..
A%lphonsus church. The house natural
ly was we'll filled and the performance
conceded to be one of the best come
dies ever presented in Langdon by local
talent. All of the participants acted
their parts exceptionally we'll, which to-
gether with the specialtles between the
acts made the performance as a whole
one of much pleasure to those who
attended.
Mrs. Thos. Sheehan and the family
are expecting to leave Langdon the
early part of the week for Bismarck,
where they have decided to make their
home since Mr.. Sheehan accepted the
appointive position which places him in
charge of the state hail insurance bust
ness. The Sheehan family has a big
circle of friends and acquaintance who
regret very much that they are leaving
Langdon, where they have for so many
years made their home and been identi-
fed With the upbuilding of the city
socially and otherwise.
Will A. Farrell has been renewing the
acquaintance of his old Lapgdon friends
since the arrival of himself and Mrs.
Farrell in the city on Mondays train.
Since settling down as newly-weds
some short time since the Farrells have
made their home at Wilkie, Sask. Will
returns to the city after spending about
a year and a half in the Northwest and
will again become one of the court house
attaches, having accepted a position as
deputy in the office of Co. Treasurer.
Elect Robert Work, who takes over the
duties of that Office May LIST. Mrs,
Farrell also returns to Langdon to meet
a number of her former friends, as up to
the time OF leaving here for the ives,
Miss Bakken was engaged in clerica
! work in the register Of deeds Office.