Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-07-09

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yesterday from Milton attending to
probate matters.
Unlimited money to loan on first mort.
cages, liberal amounts and lowest rates.
Joseph Power, Langdon, N. d.
1t is understood that Mr.. Percy Parker
a former principal of the Nekoma school
has taken up the study of law.
If you are troubled with headaches,
sore ayes or poor vision, get your eyes
tested by A. o. Void Co. Will be home
until July 81.
Miss Annie Hartye, of the dry goods
department at Schulke's, Is enjoying a
two weeks vacation with friends at St.
Thomas.
Automobile tires, The celebrated
Goodrich tire, you can't get better.
They are sold in Langdon by McLauch.
lin & Stranger.
Henry Hytson, cashier at the Great
Northern depot, returned Monday from
a visit over the Fourth with his par
ents at Baker, MINI.
E. Wienecke, the %auctioneer, holds a
sale in Langdon on Saturday, the 18th,
at which he will dispose of the personal
property of Rev. M. j. O'Driscoll.
Miss Lola Newall left on Mondays
train, returning to her home at Mime
apolis after a few days visit at the home
of her cousin, Miss Connie Hunter.
Rey. James Thiel, from Fargo, arrived
in the city Friday having been assigned
to st. Alphonsus church as assistant pas
tor of the parish by Bishop O'Reilly.
Earl McGruer, who has been spending
some time in Chicago and Milwaukee
since leaving the state university at
Madison, for the vacation reached Lang
don in time to enjoy the Fourth at home
Albert Hawken commenced work this
week on a large frame barn, 64x3O, which
will make quite an added improvement
to the Hawken's farm north east OF town
The carpenter work is being done by Con-
tractor Frank Jhanke,
Judge Kneeshaw convened a shortses-
sion of juvenile court last night which
took up for hearing several cases of
petty thieving which the local authori-
fles have lately uncovered around town.
The court will make final disposition of
the charges against the young culprlts
at the adjournment of the term.
Mr.. Walter Gillrup and wife, the latter
formerly Miss Annie Robertson, arrived
on Mondays train from Albert Lea.
Mimi. for a short visit OF a few days at
the home of her mother, Mrs. j. L. Rob-
e%rtson, it being Mrs, Gillrup's first visit
home since her wedding at Albert Lea,
Mimi, about two months ago.
Mrs. S. T.'Scott and son Walter, jour
neyed to Walhalla Wednesday, to attend
the Chautauqua at that historic and
pretty town at the base of the Pembina
Mountains, and to witness the unvelling
of the monument to the memory of
the late Rev. Father Scott, who was
instrumental in gathering the remains
of the martyrs and placing them in Wal
halla cemetery a few years ago.-Lawton
Republican.
J.F F. Ramage this week unloaded his
eleventh car of Ford automobiles ship
ped in here since the seasons business
for 1914, opened up lastspring, Sales up
to date number s~eventy-eight Ford cars
of the roadster and touring type
Seven sales we're closed during the past
week, three cars going to Thos. King,
who has a sub-agency at Hannah, and
individual sales of one car each to Henry
Jennings of Stilwell, Pat Cleary of Olga
E. T. Wells of Hannah and Charles S,
Hunter of Langdon.
The Langdon team won two games
here Tuesday from the Clyde baseball
squad. Both contests we're very close.
The first lasted II innings, the final
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eight hits, Langdon made Two errors
and Clyde one. The battery for the
first contest for Langdon was Sharkey
and Hamilton, while Sherrin and Strand
did the work for. Clyde. Sharkey got
IA strikeouts and Sherrln secured -.
The score in the second game was 3 to 2,
but Was only seveu innings. Langdon
secured FIVE hits and Clyde two. Each
team made two errors. The batteries
were: Langdon, Mosier and Hamilton:
Clyde, Fayette and Strand. Mosier
struck out ten men and Fayette eight,
Rev. M. j.. O'Driscoll. who has been
the resident pastor of St. Alphonsus
church the past two years, being sent
here by Bishop O'Reilly for the special
work of lifting from St. Alphonsus
parish its great burden of church debt,