Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-01
DrS. Smith,, Hughes
K HdSeItine
DENTISTS
Donovan Block

Langdon merchants have put the
early closing movement into effect this
week. Until further notice all the lead.
ing places of business close at $50 o. M,
excepting on Saturday evenings, until
further notice.
Miss Bertha Mckechney was here as
a Christmas day guest of Mrs. Norman
McKechney and family, coming from
w alfalfa, where for the past two years
Miss McKechney has been teacher OF
the primary grades in the public schools
John Sandberg was a passenger
Saturday for a New Years visit to the
home of his mother and sister in st.
Panl. Jack usually makes about one
trip east each year and its regularly tc
the old home in St. Paul 10 see bis
mother.
lies Reed was home for a brief visit
with his parents MIR. and Mrs. James
Reed, over Christmas from South
Dakota where he has had charge of s
branch yard of one of the big line
lumber companies since leaving Lang
don early in the spring of the year.
George Fabel of Norward, Mimi, is s
visitor during the holiday season with
has brother Ray Fabel of the Schulke
Trading Cos, store at Dresden. He vii
remain over to attend the Schulke.Fabe.
wedding: a Langdon society event to oc.
cur on Wednesday forenoon next week
The wife of Banker Geo. Fl. Johnston
of the Citizens State Bank of Wales is
under treatment at the Langdon hospital
With the favorable progress which he1
condition is making under treatment it
is expected that Mrs. Johnston will be
able to return to her home at Wales in a
few days.
Peter L.. Wild, who has been engaged
in the real estate business at Edmonton,
Alberta, since resigning an assistant
cashlership with the Cavalier Go. Ma
tlonal Bank about two years ago. is max
ing a home visit with the folks on the
farm near Osnabrock during the holt
day season.
Mrs. Pauline Ehmke, who has been
visiting through the fall season here
with her daughter, Mrs. j. W. Haw,
was a passenger Tuesday, leaving for
her home in Minnesota. Early during
the present month Mrs. Ehmke goes to
southern California tt remain during
the balance of the winter season.
cole, the Swede Detective," was a
special attraction at the Electric Theatre
on Monday evening. The company puts
on a Scandinavian comedy, with a good
line of specialties between acts and
pleased an audience that filled the
house to its full capacity. They carry
seven people with special scenery and
from press notices appear to have been
playing to good business all through
their western tour.
Mrs. w. A. Mcintyre accompanied by
her mother Mrs. E. E. FLETCHER, and the
l%atter's daughter Miss Lou Fletcher.
were arrivals Saturday from the Forks.
where Mrs. Mcintyre has been under
medical treatment and Mrs. Fletcher
and daughter have been visiting since
the recent bereavement of the family.
Miss Fletcher left Tuesday for the
Twin Cities while her mother will re-.
main a visitor at the Mcintyre hom Q for
some little time.
Among those here Tuesday from Olga
to attend the funeral Of Mr.. Oscar A.
Dorval, son of Judge Dorval were the
following old friends of the family: M.
A. Plante, N. Robillard, Samuel. Cross,
Fred C%harbonneau and son, Joseph,
DR.. Lalande, David Ch%arbonneau and
wife, Philip Brusseau and wife, J.. B
~Beauchamp. The above included the
choir of the Catholic church at Olga,
which took part in the funeral service
at st. Alphonsus church.