Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-02-19

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Auction sale bills printed on short
notice at the DEMOCRAT office.
DR.. Mcqueen was called to Milton or
Tuesday to attend Druggist Robert
Swanlaw.
Postmaster | Dawson was a business
visitor in the city Tuesday between
trains from Dresden.
Editor S. j. A. Boyd and others from
Hannah, are reported as having returned
home ..onday from their Pacific coast
trip.
A. Slllers Jr., cashier of the the First
State Bank of Calvin was here Monday
returning from a business tlip to points
in Pembina county.
Carl Baier, who resigned his position
with the DERRICK corner hardware store
recently spent the past week with his
friend Leo. KERN at Dresden.
Clerk OF Court Robertson is still con-
fined to the house with the injuries to
his arm received ten days ago in an ac-
cident while playing basket ball.
B. Seeley left Monday for Marshal
field, Ore, after a visit through the
holiday season at the home Of his broth
err, Arnold a, Seeley, of Harvey Center.
Miss Jessie O'Brien returned home
Saturday from Grand Forks, where in
company with Miss Frances KERN, OF
Dresden, she spent a week visiting with
friends.
Attorney Geo. M. Price returned
yesterday from Grand Forks, where he
attended to legal matters in Judge
K~neeshaw's court a couple of days the
early part of the week.
Miss Lulu Fletcher was a passenger
Friday returning to her home i'll Red
Lake Falls, Mimi, after making a visit
here with her brother, Attorney Fletcher
and sister, Mrs. Mcintyre.
w, A. Laidlaw arrived on Fridays
passenger from the Twin Cities and dur
ing a short stay at the j. d. Milne home
is looking after his business ana farm
ing interests here in Cavalier county.
Miss Bessie Quick, of the Quick
millinery store returned Monday to her
Langdon home from the Twin Cities,
where she has been looking up advance
ideas for the approaching spring millin-
cry opening.
w. H. Speckmann of the Dresden
hotel was a Langdon visitor Monday, it
being his first appearance in Langdon
since returning from Fargo, where he
spent some time receiving treatment for
his rheumatism.
Tom Qually, of the G. A. Spellman
drug store, left Saturday for Fargo
where he will remain some time doing
preparatory workfor the final
ton of the state board of pharmacy to be
held early in the spring. .
E. Hooey was in town Tuesday be-.
tween trains from Dresden. Mrs. Hooey
is now in a fair way to recovery from
her recent severe illness. A trained
nurse from Grand Forks has been IN
attendance during the past week.
Ole I. Gjevre was an out Of town
Langdon visitor part of the week. His
family now make Minneapolis their
home but Mr.. Gjevre has interests at
Osnabrock and Nekoma that still de-
mand much of his time and attention.
Jos. Hamann, who has been in poor
health most of the time since his
return from Winnipeg where be under
went an operation last fall came in from
his home north of town during the week
and is receiving special treatment at the
Langdon hospital.
Miss Florence Kopriva arrived in the
city Monday for a visit home after an
absence Of nearly a year. during which
time she has been assisting her brothers
Frank and John. who are engaged IN
the general mercantile business in one Of
the live towns in western Montana.
Miss kopriva expects to remain for at
least a month among her Langdon
friends.
A wedding was solemnized Tuesday
forenoon at the Catholic church in Mt.
Carmel, with Rev. j. A. Kern officiating
when Miss Rosanna Hutton, a sister of
Mrs. Frank Fischer was united to Mr..
Edward j. Perius, son of Peter Perius
of that place. The affair is about the
only wedding to occur in the Mt.
Carmel settlement before Lent and was
the occasion OF quite a gathering of the
young friends at the Fisher home after
the ceremony.
Mrs. Z. Hebert will hold an auction
sale of her farm stock, including horses,
cattle, hogs, chickens and farming
implements on Wednesday, March 4th,
1914, at the Hebert farm, located one