Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-01-16
For Violin Lessons See
j. B. FAUST
Inquire at U. C. 7. Hotel
LANGDON, N. OAK.

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D. E. Docksteaoer was here Saturday
from Mowbray, Man, and returning the
first Of the week was accompanied by
Mrs. Docksteader, who will preside as
landlady over the American hotel. Their
daughter, Miss Elydia, will remain IN
Langdon during the balance of the
school year.
Alex. Borho and Frank j. Fischer
were passengers Saturday from Wales to
Grand Forks to attend a reunion of the
Knights of Columbus, Mr.. Borho being
n of the class initiated into the mys-
%teries. Mr.. Fischer went from the
Forks to Duluth and the Twin Cities on
business connected with his grain eleva-
tor at Wales.
Miss Maude Little, niece of DR.. S, G.
Gibson. returned Tuesday from her holi-
day visit to her home at Pilot Mound,
Man., and has resumed her duties as
trained nurse in charge of the Langdon
hospital:
Miss Ethel Mcknight, who spent the
holidays here with her mother, Mrs. A.
Mcknight, and sister of Mrs Harry
Francis, leaves this week for Aneta,
where she takes the position OF teacher
of music and drawing.
Walker Hamilton and wife who have
been making a visit of a few weeks
during the holiday season with old
friends and relatives in the vicinity of
Toronto, Ont, were homeward bound
travellers on yesterdays train from the
south.
Announcement was made last Sunday
at st. Alphonsus church of the approach.
ing marriage of Miss Magdalena Berger,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Berger,
near Langdon, and Andrew Bachmann.
Both of the young people are we'll known
by the people of Langdon and vicinity.
Walt Bradley who is now a travelling
salesman for the st, Paul firm of Foot
Schultz & Co., spent a part of the week
here Intervening the local trade. Mr..
Bradley up to a few years ago held a
clerkship IN the clothing department at
the A. Schulke store.
A.. L. Koehmstedt is not on deck as
usual this week to see that the DEMO
GRAFT is up to lis usual standard when it
reaches its readers. He has been laid up
with a bad touch OLA grippe since Mon
day. Nothing serious but bad enough
to copfine him to the house for a few
days.
Miss Mary Brosnahan, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. B~rosnahan, of Graf
ton, and formerly we'll know Langdon
residents has many friends here who
will learn with considerable qualification
of the recent appointment of Miss
Brosnahan to a deputyship in the Office
of State Treasurer Gunder Olson at
at Bismarck since the first of the year
The young lady since completing her
school studies has beens pending several
months taking up commercial work in
Grand Forks, which together with
her natural ability most admirably
aquips her for the position which she
now secures at the state capitol.
Judge Halvor Torgerson was a visitor
Monday, and transacted business down
the line at Milton between trains. Due
ing his short stay in town Halvor
told the DEMOCRAT of a pre-nuptial
shower party rendered his daughter,
Miss Alice Ellen Torgerson, by her
yonng girl friends of the neighborhood.
The happy event which the shower OF
last Friday forecasts is to occur on We'd
nesday the 22nd inst, when the bride to
be takes as her life partner Mr.. Teman
Braaten, son Of Mr.. and Mrs, Ole
Braaten of that place. The affair is tc
to be a church wedding and will be per
formed by Rev. F. Jorgenson OF Grand
Forks. The couple will be at home
after March LIST on che groom's home
stead in the Swift Current, Sask., region