Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-04-10
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Mrs. Thos. Sheehan and family are
leaving today for their new home at
Bismarck. They plan to stop over at
Grand Forks for a few days visit with
friends enroute.
Attorney j. G. johnson, formerly
practicing law here with his brother P.
G. johnson, OF the law firm of Crimson
e. johnson is here this week from Minot
on a business mission.
The departure this week of Mrs.
Thos. Sheehan and the family from
Langdon for Bismarck was the occasion
of a party given in the gymnasium of
the high school Saturday by the pupils
of the eighth grade for Robbie Sheehan
at which all aimed in having a good
time On Friday evening the boys,
Robbie and Joe Sheehan we're enter.
tanned at che A. L.. Koehmstedt home
with games, excellent refreshments we're
served the little folks before they left
for their homes.
IA. Boomgaarden LETT on Saturdays
train for Alexandria, where he purchas-
ed a farm property since %disposing of
his place here early in the spring to A..
Chaput. The going away of the Boom
gardens was the occasion of quite a
largely attended farewell party held by
their Langdon friends last Friday even
ing, when mutual feliciations we're ex-
changed and we'll wishes rendered the
departing guests. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Boomgaarden were the recipients of
tokens that will in the years to come
remind them of the esteem they we're
held by the friends left behind in Lang
don.
The funeral of Robert Kinna, a pioneer
of Langdon and vicinity for upward a
quarter of a century, who died yester-
day morning will be held Friday after
noon from the home in South Langdon
the services being conducted by Rev. f.
j. Hubbard. Deceased was in his
eighty-tifth year and his passing away
was directly due to a severe attack of
bronchitis which had confined him to
his bed for two weeks. For years past
he made his home with his two sons in
South Langdon, Mrs. Jno. Sandberg,
west of town is a daughter. Two sons,
William and John Kinna, located IN
Estavan, Sask., are expected here to at
tend the funeral.
Rev. Olzewiski of Wales officlated at
the wedding held Tuesday of last week
at st. Michaels church marrying Miss
Antoinette Boroho and Mr.. Walter Fl
Moody, two OF the popular young people
of that place, quite a gathering of their
friends being at the church to witnes:
the ceremony performed at nine O'Clock
The brides parents Mr., and Mrs An
ton Borho rendered the party a stump
tuous wedding breakfast, followed by 6
reception held during the afternoon ant
at tive o'clock the people of the entir,
neighborhood gathered to be served Will
a big wedding dinner. In the evening
the party repaired to the Montgomer,
Hotel where dancing was thoroughly en-
joyed until an early morning hour.
On Monday evening of this week tn,
death OF Charles Howatt at the famil
home at Nadia, aged eighty-six year
marks the passing of another of Cavalle
county's old pioneers who helped to set
tie the northern part OF this county som
thirty odd years ago. With the advance
of extreme old age the deceased becam
sorely afflicted with paralysis. His wifi
had preceded him to the home beyont
the grave several years ago, since whicI
time he has made his home with his sol
Hamilton Howatt. His death this weel
marks the removal of another OF tn
%county's old land marks. The funeral j
being held this afternoon by Rev. Hib