Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-02-19
DrS. Smith,, Hughes
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DENTISTS
Donovan Block

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DENTISTS Donovan Block :
Miss Annie Mclean, of the county su.
perintendent of schools Office, was an
over Sunday visitor at the home of her
parents, Senator and Mrs. Henry Nc,
Lean at Hannah.
Fred Boursky, representative from the
eig hteenth district at the last Legislative
session was one of the crowd of [. o. 0.
t's here Tuesday from the western part
of the county to attend the reunion.
Mrs. William Arnold returned on
Saturdays train to her home west OF
Hannah after spending the week with
her mother. Mrs, e. j. Evans. There is
little, if any, change in the condition OF
Mr.. Evans, who has been confined to
his bed the greater part Of the time
since winter set in.
The news reaches Langdon friends
from the Cavalier county colony at San
Diego, California, that Jos. F. Schnei.
der, the retired Wales merchant and bis
wife, are comfortably settled in their
bungalow at La Jolla, and have as op.
posite neighbors across the avenue, H.
D. ALERT and his family.
Sheriff Kelland left Saturday for
Grand Forks, accompanied by Matt
Holum, who has been confined here in
the county Jail since last June awaiting
trial upon the charge of murder for kill,
ing his wife. The county Jail here is
now without a solitary occupant fol
the first time IN owe a year.
States Attorney Crimson and his law
partner. Attorney PIG. johnson, left on
Saturdays train for Grand Forks, where
the Holum murder case is on trial this
week before Judge Kneeshaw. They
also have associated with them in con.
Quoting the case for the state Attorney
General Andrew Miller of Bismarck.
j. McPhail is expected here from his
Virginia plantation on the James river
near Richmond, between now and the
opening of spring. Although 1T is some
years since the McPhail family became
southerners, the business trips which a,
times bring "Mac' north are always the
occasion of a pleasant round of visits
among his many old-time Langdon
friends of the long ago.
Miss Mae Foshay a popular Langdon
young lady, who for some time past has
held the position of book keeper with
the firm of A. o. Void Co, has resigned
and left on Tuesdays train for st Paul
where it is understood that Miss t'oshay
will be one Of the contracting parties in
a quiet wedding to occur during the
coming week. Further details are not
Forthcoming, except that the home OF
young couple is to be at Huron, S. D
The bride-to-be is in every sense of the
word a Langdon girl and has the future
we'll wishes of young and old alike,
Ernest .Iheilen, son of Mic Thielen, q
we'll known farmer between Dresden and
Langdon, was brought into town last
Thursday at about noon to receive treat.
ment for injuries received in an accident
in which his right arm was broken in
three places below the elbow Joint while
attempting to put the driving belt on a
gasoline engine that is operated on the
farm. The accident is stated to have
to have been caused by a mitten that he
had on having caught in the lacing Of
the belt. Although badly crushed it is
fully expected that he will eventually
haye full use of the arm,
Langdon capitalists make quite a
showing in the list of new concerns that
have been Incorporated under the laws
of this state and for which charters
have been granted out Of the office OF
the secretary of state at Bismarck dur.
ing the past month. The first is the
Consolidated Liquid Gas Co., of Fargo
with a capital stock of 100000, the in.
~coroporators being John Mahon, Of
Langdon, W. A. Laidlaw of Minneapolis
and W. G. Mahon, Of Fargo. The
other is the Prudential Mining Co.. Of
Neche, with a capital stock of $4,000
the i~ncofporatore being PC. Donovan
E;M. A. Donovan both Of Neche and Geo
Price Of Langdon.