Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-22
DrS. Smith,, Hughes
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The call statements of Langdon's two
national banks and the two state banks
located at Dresden and Mowbray all
make a strong financial showing in the
columns of the DEMOCRAT this week
Jas, MCLAUGHLIN goes to Minneapolis
to attend the big auto show and plac-
ing orders for the MCLAUGHLIN i
Stranger 1914 line of machines which
will include Buick, Maxwell and Stude-
baker makes.
Peter P. Kopriva, left on Mondays
train for Orland, Cal. where he expects
to remain for about two months while
experimenting the construction of a
brick and concrete business block on a
choice down town location.
The Lake Region association CT immi-
grafton organizations, covering a field
composed of a group of the seven north
eastern counties of this state. at its an,
nual meeting last week named B. E
Groom of this city as the association:
vice president.
Mrs. Lettie Jorgenson, of Lakota, {
representative of the North Dakott
grand lodge of the Rebeccas was here
last week, a distinguished visitor o
Langdon's subordinate lodge. Mrs
Jorgenson also visited Hannah in he
official capacity.
M. Blower, the Dresden agent Of thu
National Elevator Co., returned las
week from a visit during the holida.
season to his home in Wisconsin. His
returning from the trip accompanied by
a bride was the occasion of quite 6
Notification among the Dresden young
people.
The wedding of George Barbeau ane
Miss Nary Spenst, both Langdon young
people, occurred on Monday Afternoon
at the Presbyterian manse, Rev. F. J
Hubbard officiating. The groom con
ducts the lunch counter and %restauran
at the rear of Lebrun & Matthew's poo
room and bowling alley.
Allan Pinkerton and wife left Monday
for Cooperstown to attend the funeral O
their neice, Mrs. Ed. Horner, whose
death on Sunday was due to an acute
attack of appendicitis. Deceased was
sister of Miss Tena Regner, a former
Langdon school teacher, and was only
married since Thanksgiving Day of las
year.
Ole T. Axvig was a Milton visitor thf
first of the week. He expressly desires
to be quoted as saying that the biz
scandinavian celebration to be hello
there on Lincoln's birthday will be tht
greatest affair of the kind ever attempt
ed in the state and that everybody is
invited, the Irish included as Ole's
personal guests.
Simon Schefter accompanied by Mrs
Schefter and the children returned or
Saturdays train from a stay OF part o
the week at Milton, where Nh. Scheftel
has purchased the Halliday & Co. stool
OF general merchandise and continues il
business. He now has stores at Miltor
and Hannah, two of the best trading
points in Cavalier county as we'll as his
old established clothing and gents
furnish ng establishment at this place
Monday evening Banker G, B. Nc
MILAN had to leave his auto stalled in
snow drift half way between Easily ant
Langdon, taking a Ct. Northern tie pas
for the balance of the journey into town
The hind wheels of the car had beef
equipped with chains, but after the
had become loosened and left behind o.
the road, an %invlgorating tramp int
town was enjoyed, at least quite goo
humoredly by his Lsngdon friends afte
he arrived. "Mac's" experiences in tn
early pioneer days enabled him t
negotiate the distance in record time.