Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-07-23
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
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her friend Miss Tessie O'Brien.
Miss Nettie Prinyer is on the sick
list this week, but now reported as
recovering, though still under the doc |
tors care
Frank j. Hodgins, one of the early
pioneer residents of the county and
for long time a Langdon citizen, is
reported as intending removing to the
state Of Washington with his family
this fall
VIM. Plummer and family started
Tuesday on an auto trip to points in
the Red River Valley, intending to
spend several days in making visits
with friends, both on the Dakota and
Minnesota sides of the river.
Langdon stores, three banks and
most other places of business were
closed yesterday afternoon in order
to give all who wanted a chance to
attend the monster farmers club
picnic held at the experiment farm
east of town.
The new four hundred pound bell at
the city hall is being hung this week
and it is understood just as soon as it
is in place the city curfew ordinance
is to be strictly enforced Such is the
edict that has been issued by Mayor
Mcintyre.
j. F. Bromberg, of the contracting
firm of Bromberg & Deimert, went
down the line yesterday to Union to
look after the unloading Of carload
of material shipped in for the big
concrete culvert and bridge they are
building for the county near that
place.
frank Kyncl, one Of Langdon S
well known residents in the long ago,
made week end visit here from his
home at Mimic. Frank still has farm
interests here which enable him to
erjoy the renewing Of CID acquaint-
atFles occasionally during the summer
season.
Tom Qually, assistant to Druggist
{, A. Spellman at the Langdon Phar-
macy, left Monday for a we'll earned
vacation visit to his home in the east
ern part of the state He expects to
spend part of the time taking in the
sights at the Big state fair in Fargo
this week.
Register of Deeds Jno. L. Schwartz
on Monday went across the line as far
as Mowbray, Man. to meet his wife,
who returned home from a pleasant
visit of month with relatives who
since leaving this country some years
ago have been located in the Canadian
northwest.
Senator c. W. Plain, accompanied
by Mrs. Plain and their little boys,
autoed up from Milton to attend the
picnic yesterday. Mr.. Plain reports
he suffered loss of something like
five hundred acres Of crop in the hail
storm which passed over the south
, eastern part of the county on Tuesday
at noon.
Dr. John Crimson from Chicago is
spending the week here, the guest of
his cousin, States Attorney Crimson
The doctor accompanied Attorny P
G. Johnson on his return from Chicago
last Saturday and will enjoy short
stay with relatives and old friends in
this county, where he spent his boy
hood days.
Licenses to wed have been issued
during the week by Judge Dorval, of
the county court, to the following
parties, residents of Cavalier county
On Monday, the 9th inst, to Henry
L. Quiring and Miss Lizzie H. Janzen,
both of Munich. On the same date to
John johnson of Wales and Miss
Christina Kartes, Of Mt. Carmel.
Tuesday forenoon at the Catholic
church at Mt. Carmel occurred the
wedding of Miss Christina Kartes,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kartes
and Mr. John johnson of Wales. The
wedding was quiet affair attended
only by immediate friends and rela-
tives of the couple. They left on yes
terday's train for short wedding trip
which will include Grand Forks and
4 Winnipeg, after which it is understood
they settle down to housekeeping at
Hannah.
Messrs. Chase and McEwan, who
were awarded the job of building
cement walks in Langdon for this
year, are closing up their contract a
; Osnabrock and will be ready to brins
their crew of men to Langdon in
: few days. The amount of sidewall
y building ordered by this city this yea
. is light compared with what wa
h done last summer and it is figured tn
+ job will be pushed through to compile