Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-01-16

Miss Lucy Koehmstedt, of Mt. Carmel
took Saturdays train to Grand Forks,
where she enjoyed a visit of a few days
with her sister, Miss julia Koehmstedt.
John Mahon, who by the way is a
Langdon citizen farming several
hundred acres of Cavalier county land
is a Fargo visitor during the grain grow
ers convention this week.
Henry Kirby from Rosetown, Sask.,
who has been spending the holidays
visiting among his Pembina and Cavalier
county friends, came down the line on
Monday from Wales for a short stay,
Or. Jas. Semple joined DR.. Law and
others from Hannah in making up a
party that left during the week for a
two months trip through some of the
Pacific coast country.
Vim. Schepler and wife, the latter a
daughter of MI. and Mrs. Frank Hamerl
are here from their farm in Bowman
county. in the western part OF the state
spending the winter with the Hamer]s
In the spring they will start farming in
the near vicinity of Wales, having secur
ed a renter for their land out in Bow
man county
The DEMOCRAT this week presents tt
its readers the first of a series of letters
from its regular correspondent at Bis
marck and which will be continued
through the present session of the legis
lature. Their interest is certainly
sufficient to demand a carefully reading
each week.
Jas. Heating and wife took Monday
train to Fargo TO see their daughter
Miss Chance, who is at st, Johns hos
pital ill with brain fever, but reported
as now having a fair show of recover,
Mr.. Heating will spend a part o
the week attending the sessions o
the grain growers convention.
The Boyd department store is adding
several new features this week to thu
big mid-winter closing out sale that has
has been IN progress since the holiday!
and that the sale at these
sacrifice prices will continue as Ions
as there is Il piece of merchandise lef
in the store. The sales made during
the past week we're some of the larges'
ever had in the history of this wei
known pioneer mercantile establishment
Local theatrical talent will put on
home play at the opera house in this CIT,
at some date early in February before
the opening of the Lenten period. Th,
production will be under the direction
of the young ladies of the sodalit,
society of st. Alphonsus church an an
nouncement of the title of the play, ant
date when it will be put on and othe
details will be given IN these columns
shortly.
G. Orion & Son in a notice elsewher,
announce the dissolution of partnership
the retirement Mr., M. Orion from tn
firm and the taking over of the bushes
by Mr.. c. Orion. Morris Orion. VIII
has been a member of the firm for som,
twelve years past withdraws in order It
give a closer attention to his recently &C
quired interests in the Canadian North
west, expecting to leave here for th'
west in about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McGrath O
Belmont emu enjoyed but a brief visi
from Mrs. McGrath's sister on the da,
of her marriage which was solemnizet
at st. Alphonsus Catholic church a
Langdon. The bride nee Miss Berth'
McGauvran, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
McGauvran, of that city who has fire
%quently visited at the McGrath home il
this city, and groom, Mr.. William L
Cahill, a young business man of Fargo
stopped here long enough to enjoy even
ing dinner as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
McGrath and then took the late trail
for Chicago, where they will enjoy thei
honeymoon as guests of the groom
parents. They are to be at home il
Fargo after February 1--Graud Fork
Evering Times.