Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-10-09
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

"Buzz" Dixon came down from Han
nah for a visit with the home folks over
Sunday.
Druggist Robert Swanlaw was here
from Milton yesterday for a short time
on business.
Photographer T. w, Best returned to
the city yesterday from a stay of several
days in Grand Forks on business.
Mrs. John j. Power was a returning
passenger Monday from a feH days visit
to her former home III Minnesota.
Mesdames j. Dawson and ]. f. Schnei-
der we're Dresden ladies down from our
nejghboring town Friday on a shopping
trip
Miss Irene Farrup. returned Monday.
to her home at Park RIVER after a visit
of part of the week at the H. d. ALERT
home.
M. L. Sullivan took Saturdays train
for a business trip to Grand Forks and
the Twin Cities, expecting to be away
most of the week
A. P. Mcintyre and wife were over
Sunday visitors at the home of .Attor-
ney and Mrs. W. A. Mcintyre from their
home at Warren, MINI.
Mrs. j. D. Fischer, who for the past
two weeks has been quite seriously i'll at
her home in the Fairview addition is re
ported as somewhat improved.
F. j. Hodgins is a Langdon visitor
today. Since resigning his position with
the state as a deputy bank examiner,
Mr.. Hodgins has been On the road as
salesman for a patent device for traffic
safety in railroad travelling.
Mrs. Moran returned to her Langdon
home Saturday from a visit to Bathgate
and Cavalier where she spent several
days looking after her crop interests.
She was accompanied on her return by
Miss jennie Mahoney, of Grand Forks,
who will remain for a short visit with
friends in town.
William Dew, who nowadays farms
several choice quarter sections near
Wales was in town yesterday, Part of
this years crop was in the district
struck by hail, but he is able to report
one piece of $50 acres that gave him
1900 bushels of wheat, and as fine a
sample of grain as he ever raised since
first coming to the county.
Mrs. William Flummerfelt leaves to-
morrow returning to her home at Seat
tie, Wash, after a weeks pleasant visit
with Langdon frieLds Of long ago. 1t is
upwards of six years since the family
left here for the west, which brings
with it many noticeable changes in the
town and the absence of a number of
familiar faces, which occur with the
passage of time
Rev. D. S. Scadeng and family are
guests during the remainder of their
stay in Langdon at the Attorney W. A.
Mcintyre home. They bid goodbye to
friends formed during a residence here
of three years either on Saturday of
this week or next Monday at the latest
for their new home down south IN
Florida, taking with them the best
wishes that they will find that country
come up to their fullest expectations.
The approaching departure of Rev.
D. Stratford Scadeng and family from
this city was the occasion last evening OF
a very pleasantly arranged farewell re.
ception held in the basement parlors OF
the Methodist church. The affair was
planned and the refreshments furnished
by the members of the ladies aid society
Before dispensing Rev. and Mrs. Scad.
eng were presented with a pearl handled
set of silver tableware, accompanied by
a suitable address by Mayor Mcintyre
Monday night Sheriff Kelland went tc
Hannah and took nnder arrest Oar
Bronx. wanted for completely in the
Donovan threshlng machine affair
The authorities now figure they have
about rounded up the bunch who put
the Mowbray threshing machine of DR.
Donovan out OF business. The three
now in Jail practically admit their par
in the wanton piece of mischief. Th,
man Bronx was located by the sheriff
few days ago as one of a threshing crew
at work west Of Hannah. He togethe
with Sullivan, caught at Ambrose as
would appear were the leaders in smash
ing up the engine and separator. Tn
hiding place at Mowbray of the machin
belts stolen at the Tune have also beer
located. All three await a chance t
enter a plea OF guilty and will likely b
given their sentence without the fol
mality OF u trial the next time Judg