Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-11-13
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Mems 4 buckle rolled edge overshoes,
S2.4S at Schefter's.
Mrs. E, L. Foy took the train yester-
day for a short visit with friends in
Grand Forks.
E. Wienecke is holding an auction
sale of the NJ. H. Row i Son property
at their Elkwood farm today.
Neil Mcleod, who has within the past
year taken up railroading with the
Great Northern was a passenger to the
Forks yesterday.
Tuesday forenoon the wedding took
place at Saint Alphonsus church of
Louis Kram of Nekoma and Miss Mary
Mess, whose family reside a few miles
southwest of Langdon.
Rev. w. E. Kelley, of Hannah, was
here yesterday, being the principal
speaker at the annual praise meeting of
the Langdon woman's missionary society
held in the afternoon at the Presby-
terrain church.
N. f. Charter is here from Red Deer,
Alta, this week for a short visit and to
look after his Langdon interests. Both
himself and partner, Mr.. Morris Orion
are we'll satisfied with the business being
done in their hotel property, despite the
fact that the Canadian Northwest is re-
ported as experiencing an off year at the
present time.
A few lines on yesterdays mail from
Chas. H. Myers, who along with Mrs.
Myers and their family removed from
L%angdon a few years ago to Devils Lake,
tells of a bad accident which happened
during the week to their oldest child a
five year old boy, who in a fall down the
ire escape of the Sevilla Hotel, broke
his leg just below the hip, also sustain
ing bad injuries to the head. Internal
difficulties we're feared, but the boy is
now reported as being out of danger.
Tuesday evening of the coming week
the 18th inst, the Langdon lodge of the
Eastern Star order will hold it's regular
meeting and a special meeting is also
called for Thursday evening the Goth
when the lodge will have as its guest
Mrs. Minnie Rush, of Fargo, the grand
worthy matron of the state organization
who comes to give an exemplitication of
the secret work. a social evening has
been planned for that evening and a
large attendance of Eastern Star ladies
is looked forward to.
The marriage OF Miss Catherine Ger.
trude johnson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. M. johnson of Langdon at St. AL
phonsus church in this city yesterday
forenoon to Mr.. Hugo w. Nowatzki, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Nowatzki of Mt.
Carmel, was a prettily arranged church
wedding attended by the immediate
friends of the contracting parties. The
bride attireo in a costume of white was
attended by her sister Miss Katie John
son, their bouquets being composed of
yellow and white chrysanthemums.
The groom was attended by his brother.
Mr.. Frederick W. Nowatzki. The
bride has for a number of years been a
a popular school teacher in this county
her husband is one of the prosperous
young farmers of West Hope
The first week of December, commenc.
ing on Tuesday, December End and con.
timing to Saturday December 9th, will
be one of great activity among the
church workers of st. A%lphonsus parish
The animal church fair and bazaar
which this fall has actually resolved it.
self into a five day affair, the complete
details Of which will appear in the col.
ums of the next issue of this paper. The
day, Wednesday, December Bird will be
given special observance as German Day
by the residents of that nationality in
this county, when a sermon appropriate
to the occasion will be preached by Rev
j. Baker, of Cakes, N. d., the vicar gen,
eral OF the diocese. The German Day is
an event that will be attended by up,
wards OF twenty priests from over the
state. On the End, Bird and 4th a solemn
observance will be given to the anniver
sary OF the church's jubilee. AS for the
bazaar itself 1t may be safely predicted
that it will be the greatest affair OF it,
kind that wal ever held in the state. Re,
member the dates, December End to 9th
further particulars next week.