Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-10-09
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Jacob Ritter was in town yesterday
returning to his home near Clyde from
a visit with his folks at Osnabrock.
Mr.. Ritter and family removed to Sage,
Mont, this fall where he homesteaded
not long ago.
Two weddings are announced for the
coming week at st Alphonsus church.
On Tuesday forenoon is to occur the
marriage of John F. Lill and Miss
Katherine Spanier and on Wednesday
John Munstermann and Miss Lena
KonZe.
Ernest Rekow, who since retiring
from active farming in the western
part of this county near Clyde last fall
has been making his home Westtield,
Wis, is spending the week in Langdon
a visitor at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Allison.
Mrs. A. Mcknight left on Tuesdays
train for Edmonton, Alta, where she
will spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. H. L. Francis. Enroute she will
make a visit of a few days in Winnipeg,
Man., which for several years has been
the home of Mrs. Mcknight, ST..
Mrs. Elmer Twins condition, which
has been quite critical at times since her
removal last week from her home north
of town to the Langdon hospital, is this
morning stated as showing a decided
change for the better with now a pos
sible chance of her ultimate recovery.
Next week Auctioneer Kiefer has two
sales billed for the northern part of this
county neal the town of Mowbray. One
on Friday the 18th for VIM. Row
botham and another two days earlier,
Wednesday the 18th for George Ubelher.
Both of the parties are announced as
selling out With the intention of remov-
ing to the Canadian Northwest this
fall.
Auctioneer Tony Kieffer, of Wales has
two auction sales of farm stock billed
for next week, one on Friday, the 18th
at the William Rowbotham farm, three
and one half miles south of Mowbray, in
Dresden townships; the other sale or
Thursday, the 10Th, is being held by
Andrew Fidick and son on the Liebeler
farm about half way between Langdon
and Dresden.
} L. Chard. druggist with D. Nc
Gruer at the Rexall pharmacy returned
to Hannah on Saturdays train after a
stay here of a couple of days while look
ing after the digging and marketing OF
of his potato crop. He had a tract of
five acres planted adjoining town which
found a ready market with Langdon
buyers at a top price, the yield, however
was not as large as Mr.. Chard had ex-
pected that it would be.
Agent w. A. Bolton is back at his
desk IN the Ct. Northern depot again
today for the first time since leaving
here September LIST for his vacation trip
to the Pacific coast. Acting Agent
Hytson and Cashier Erlandson have
been checked out by the company's
travelling auditor and the Office turned
over to Agent Bolton in proper shape.
Mr.. Erlandson leaves today for Hensel,
where he has been in charge Of the
Great Northern depot since leaving here
about three years ago.
Tuesday forenoon at ten o'clock at st.
Alphonsus church attended by quite a
party Of their neighbors and friends,
occurred the marriage of Miss Lena
Spanier, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad Spanier and Peter Stoll. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. M. j.
O'Driscoll, the wedding party after.
wards repairing to the home OF the
parents OF the bride, SIX miles south OF
Langdon. where the friends of tho
bridal couple gathered and were tender.
ed hospitality BETTING the occasion.
Mr. StOll and his bride 90 Ia the vroom's