Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-03-13
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in the city yesterday interested in court
matters.
Get your flour, bran and shorts from
E. A. Enger at the Duluth Elevator,
Wales, N. d.
A policy in the New York Life is a
business investment. Talk with l.. A.
Weed, of Hannah about it.
Attorney Geo. M. Price returned Mon
day from a visit over the week end at
Grand Forks attending to legal matters,
Banker c. B. Mcmillan and William
Campbell we're Hannah visitors who
spent part OF yesterday here as court
visitors.
Mrs. John Mahon is entertaining AS
her guest this week her friend, Mrs.
Nixon, who arrived on Mondays train
from Larimore.
The H. E. Price furniture store clear
ance sale closes on Saturday this week
when the two large s25 monographs
will be given away.
Banker Thos. Cregan, O.. Longtin
and Mrs. DR., Kennedy we're Langdon
visitors from Olga during the bad
weather of Saturday.
Rev. Kelley, of Hannah occupied the
pulpit of the Presbyterian church IN the
absence of the pastor, Rev. Hubbard, who
is a sufferer from erysipelas.
Mrs. j. Fl. Mclean returned Saturday
to her home at Hannah after a visit
during a part of the week with the Nc
Dowall's and other Langdon friends.
Peter Reid returned Tuesday from
Bismarck where he held an appolntmen
in the senate chamber during the two
months the legislature was in session.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Brosnahan, Jr. of Winnipeg, Man,
will be pleased to hear that a baby boy
was born to them last week on Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Cleary, accompanied by
the children and her mother, Mrs. Nc
Pherson, have returned during the
week to their Langdon home from
a two months stay in Colorado.
j. W. Comnick, bookkeeper with j.
McPhail for SOM time past is leaving
the city shortly with his family to &C.
cept a position with the International
Harvester Co., as travelling salesman.
Druggist II. E. Close was visited a few
days during the week by his father, Mr.
Mark Close, of Milton, who has only re-
Gently returned from a stay through the
greater part of the winter in California,
j. E. Magee wants to figure on all
jobs of painting and paper hanging in
Langdon and vicinity this spring. He
is an experienced workman and guaran-
tees his work to be satisfactory and
reasonable. 1886
Tom P. Qualley, OF the H, l.. Francis
drug store, returned Friday from Han
nah, where he has been taking care OF
the business of Druggist Dan McGruer,
while the latter enjoyed a visit with
Minnesota friends for a few weeks.
Allan Pinkerton returned on Monday
from a coast country trip of several
weeks along with his wife through
the British Columbia coast country,
where Mrs. Pinkerton remains visiting
with friends until warm weather returns
The Methodist church ladies ask the
people of Langdon and vicinity to bear
in mind their Easter week sale, to be
held or Wednesday The 10Th in the
church basement, when they will offer for
sale a nice assortment of plain and fancy
needlework.
The cottage at the north end of Third
street vacated last week by the f. W.
Poppe family is occupied by George
Howatt and his family of Mazda. The
Howatt's will continue to make it their
home while Mr.. Howatt IS receiving
medical treatment.
Joe &. Kelly, wro has been spending
the past month with old Langdon friends
while acting III the capacity of auctioneer
at the the Boyd department store big
sale. left Monday for his home in st Paul
before taking up further work on the
road as a travelling salesman.
|: DrS, Smith Nichols :