Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-08-21
Girl Wanted-Apply to Mrs. W. f.

Miss Florence O'Rellly of Langdon, is
visiting friends in Calvin.
Hawkins hardware store sells cut
nails at sl.50 per 100 pounds.
Rev. j. Y. Moore from Grand Forks
was in Langdon the guest Of Pastor
Scadeng on Monday.
Attorney w. B. Dickson has leased
the Mcknight house on Fifth street and
will move into the same with his family
the first of the month.
Miss Agnes Mclean, clerk in the
office of Judge H. e. Dorval, of the
county court returned Monday from a
vacation visit of a month at her home
near Hannah.
L. f. Haseltine, of the Langdon dental
firm of Drs. Smith, Hughes G. Haseltine
left Monday for a professional visit of
part OF the week at Osnabrock and other
towns down the line.
VIM. Plummer is expected home next
week from his trip west through the
newly opened up and u~ndeveloped re-
gions of Northwestern Alberta and
British Columbia, where he and other
Langdon parties hold extensive property
interests.
George McKercher, who left Langdon
some years ago for the Canadian North
west was a visitor with Langdon old
friends for several days during the week.
He is now located at Estevan. Sask.,
where he is in business and reported as
doing we'll.
Jas. McEwan and r. e. Chase, of the
the contracting firm of McEwan & Chase
who put in Langdon's new sidewalks the
past summer have been here during the
week making repairs on some of the
street crossings which the city council
decided required altering.
Mrs. John j. Power has as visitors at
her home this week her mother, Mrs.
Sorsolcit and daughter, Miss Florida,
who arrived on Fridays train from
Spring Grove, Sask, and after their
Langdon visit go west to Everett, Wash,
where the family now intend maxim g
| their home.
S. q. Gibson, M. D.. the county cor.
ner, was at Olga on Friday in response to
a telephone call to inquire into the sud-
den and unexpected death of the late
Andrew Brady. DR.. Gibson's investig a.
and findings showed conclusively that
d%ecedent's death was due to accidental
drowning and the holding of inquest
not necessary.
Neil McKechnie. an old time Langdor
boy, who left here nine years ago this
fall for the west, has been greeting anc
handshaklng with a number of friend:
since coming over from Calvin las
Friday. His home is now at Redlands
Cal, and he is back here for a visit tt
see his brother Dan McKechnle, who il
now recovering from quite a ser,ou:
illness.
The Langdon party of Knights O.
Pythias who made the trip to Edinbure
in autos on Monday afternoon for the
purpose of instituting a lodge of thu
order at that place was composed of the
following: f. w. Bleakley, H. o. Soren
son. J. W. Pomeroy, A. D. McNab, Chas
Damode, Thos. Deyaney, w. B. Dickson
M. 1. Forkner, George Barcelo, Johr
MuGauvran, w. f. Winter. 0. I. Gjevre
w. A. Monroe, H. L. Francis, Ed. LIE
Brun, Chas. Green, Jno. A. Stauf, H. E
Dorval, A. A. Barker, J. H. Truax anc
W. A. Scott.
j. E. Boherton was here from Duluth
on Friday and Saturday last week il
search of traces Of his nineteen year ole
son, Harold E. Broherton, who left bis
home at Duluth on August 9th, a
which time he is understood to have
come to Langdon in company with his
chum James Hilbert, intending to WORK
during the harvest and threshing sea
son. The description of the missing
boy is as follows: Fair complexion
light hair, blue eyes, smooth face, heigh'
about 5 feet 10 or II inches, square
shoulders and quite straight, weight
about l65 pounds. When he left home
he was wearing a brown suit also
pair of blue overalls with a bib and was
wearing a black soft hat with a low
crown, turned in all around at the ed ge
The family at Duluth ask that informa
ton as to his present whereabouts be
sent to j.. E. Broherton. 62l6, Crane
Avenue W.. Duluth, MINI.
Saturday morning at nine o'clock two
vel! known Langdon young people, Mr.
N. D. Dixon and Miss Ethyl Mcknight
were the participants in a wedding the
arrangements of which only included
the families Of the contracting parties
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