Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-06-26

ALERT d Winter have plenty Of money
70 loan on first and second mortgages.
If you want eaye troughs see Victor
j. Rye, Langdon N. D.
Mrs. J.W. Haw is being visited by her
mother, who was an arrival Saturday
and will remain through the summer.
j. Schumak left Langdon on Fridays
train and will spend part of the summer
in locating in the Canadian Northwest.
Mrs. Geo, w. Price and daughter,
Miss Dorothy, are planning to leave in a
few days to Join a camping party at Fish
Lake for a few weeks.
Banker P. j. Antony and wife were
here on Monday from Munich to attend
the wedding of the %latter's sister, Miss
Katie McCay and Mr.. Ted Hanson.
Geo. Barcelo and wife were here last
Thursday from Mowbray, to attend the
funeral OF MIR. McGauvran, Sr,, and were
guests at Judge Dorval's home during
their stay in the city.
William. Flack took MONDAYS south
bound afternoon train and is spending
the week at Bismarck, where the A. F.
& A. M grand lodge is in session the
greater part of this week.
Principal Sam Cross of the Olga tow
school was here Saturday to meet his
daughter Miss Annie Cross, who is re-
turning home from a two months visit
with relatives at Fonda, N. D.
Robert Moser is back among his old
Langdon friends for the summer vaca-
ton, and has a position as book keeper
with Manager R. T. Burke of the Lang.
don Telephone Exchange company.
Mrs. Earl Rice, wife of the manager
of the National elevator, left yesterday
for a visit with relatives and old friends
in the Twin Cities and at Aberdeen, S
OAK, expecting to be away a month.
Mrs. Jas. Walker took Tuesdays
train for Bismarck, where she will
attend the grand lodge meeting of the
Order of the Eastern Star as a repre-.
r sentative delegate of the Lanedon lodge
! Frank Price, whose farm is southeast
of town a few. miles, reports losing {
valuable work horse, struck by light
5 ming in tho bad storm which passed ovel
4 this section at an early hour Monday
morning.
Agent w. A. Bolton, wife and children
took Fridays train to Ste. Croix Falls
Wis. Mr.. Bolton returned home or
. Tuesday, but the family will remain a
the Falls for a visit of a month witt
: relatives and friends.
Q Revs. O'Driscoll, of this city. Kern. OF
. Mt. Carmel, Muysen of Olga, anc
Olszewski, of Wales were passenger
. to Fargo on Monday where the annua
retreat of the Catholic clergy of tn
Fargo diocese is being held this week.
Q The Langdon delegation to the Cava
k lier county Sunday school convention
which was in session at Milton tht
S forepart of the week, included tn
Q following: Gilbert Heimbecker, WILDER
: Liebeler, Miss Kathleen Scadeng, Mrs
S JAS. Woolner and Rev. D. S. Scadeng.
Ladies and gentlemen get your gar
ments dry cleaned and pressed at tn
i o. K. Pa%nitorium. Refining and re
pairing of clothes a speciality, all worI
g strictly first class and guaranteed
s Second door west OF Dedrick's hard
v ware store. j. D. ROACH, Prop. 1850
:. Miles Kessler and Walter Laidlaw, j,
came up from the %latter's home in St
Paul last Thursday to remain durin!
the summer school vacation. Walter
n Laidlaw went over to Iona the begin
ming OF this week, where he takes a posi-
n ton with the Cavalier Co. Implement
Co., until fall.
Miss Olive Paul, a d]eaconess of tn,
n the Ashbury hospital in Minneapolis, wa
a an over Sunday guest of Rev. D. Scad
q eng, taking part in the Methodist churcl
J. services of that day. This week Mis-
Paul is at Park River taking a part in tn
If program of the annual convention of tn,
Christian Endeavor society which is ii
session there this week.