Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-07-03

Auditor Hamilton, Register of Deeds
Schwartz, Judge Dorval and Treasurer
Robert Work were among those from
Langdon who took in the opening ball
of the new opera house at Wales last
Friday evening.
Mrs. Vera Reilly, who has been max
ing an extended visit with friends IN
Montana and other points west while en-.
route home from an all winters stay
with the Allerts in California, returned
home gu Saturdays train.
Ell. Durbin left Saturday for Orange,
California, where he will remain until
the middle of August with his family re-
turning here at that time to look after
the harvesting OF his farm crop in differ
ent parts of Cavalier county.
Mrs w. A. Monroe and daughter,
Zelda, returned Saturday to their
Langdon home from a two wee ks visit
at Crookston, MINI, where Mrs. Earl
Mcbride, eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Monroe now makes her home.
Mrs F. L. Schwartz and Mrs Frank
Greene, we're among the number from
Langdon who attended the dance given
at Wales last Friday evening upon the
opening of the new opera house built
at that place this summer by Mr.
Joseph j.. Fischer.
Mrs. S. G. Kerr, who has been a guest
at the home of her friend, Mrs. j.. J.
Robson, while visiting a month with
former Langdon friends left Monday for
Cando, N. D., where she will remain for
some time before returning to her home
at Gull Lake, Sask.
Mesdames w. B. Dickson, Jas. w.
Woolner, Misses Jennie Robertson and
Frances Murphy we're the delegation
from Langdon last week to attend the
annual meeting of the woman's mission.
airy society for the Pembina presbytery,
held at Crystal last week.
M. Rabenovitz took Mondays train
for the home of his family in St. Paul,
where on the 9Th inst, occurs the we'd
ding of his daughter, Miss Sarah Rab-
%enovitz. The family before removing to
the Twin Cities some years ago we're re-
sidents at Wales in this county.
Thos. Heating, one of the early day
residents here who removed with his
parents and brother Owen Heating to
the Northwest some years ago arrived
last week from Saskatoon, Sask., and is
making a visit with the family of his
brother Jas. @. Heating south of town,
Mrs. Peter Reid and family, who have
been making a visit since leaving Lang
don a month ago With her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. j. Balfour at Hannah, have
gone to Saskatchewan, for a few weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs, JAS. Russell.
before finally making their home at
Bismarck,
Jas. MCLAUGHLIN, Frank Segouine and
John j. Boyd composed one CT the auto
mobile parties which accompanied the
Langdon ball team to Manitou., Man,
where they played against the Sham,
rocks of Winnipeg at the Southern
Manitoba big annual celebration of Do.
minion Day.
H. o. Bjornerud, a we'll known Lang
don merchant in the early days, leaving
here about fifteen years ago for the
Pacific coast and California, it has been
learned died of pneumonia in a hospital
at Hazelton, B. c., after an illness OF
short duration July lst 1912. Although
the death of H. 0. Bjornerud occurred
over a year ago it has only recently been
learned of by the deceased's relatives
and friends in this county.
Miss Bertha Dahl, and Editor ". j.
Storie, of the Independent, were
here Saturday to take the civil service
examination as applicants for the ap-
pointment as post master at Osnabrock.
II. P. McAllen one of the old democratic
war horses in that end Of the county is
understood to have been in the field as
an applicant, but has withdrawn in IA
vor of the candidacy OF Mr.. Storie, whose
application for the job ls supported by
a largely signed petition Of patrons oil
the Osuabrock post office.