Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-02-11

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wash ice. Phone 80.
T. L. Tillisch, the Osnabrock bank
err, Vas a business caller yesterday.
Simon Schefter was at Milton look
ing after his business interests at that
end of the line on Monday.
Chas. Haugh left yesterday for
Warroads, Mimi, where he will
spend possibly a month or so on an ice
cutting contract.
A. Schulke left yesterday on his
spring stock purchasing trip to the
Twin Cities and Chicago, expecting
to be away two weeks.
Rev. D. j. Mcintosh of Grand
Forks, synodical missionary of the
Presbyterian church was a Langdon
visitor Thursday last week.
Jacob P. Gapp, of Mt. Carmel,
took last Thursdays train to Grand
Forks, remaining there the balance of
the week attending to business mat
tiers.
Fred Tembreull, cashier of the
First State Bank Of Easily, was visit
or in the city Saturday accompanied
by Mrs. Tembreull, for a short time
between trains.
VIM. Plummer has returned home
during the week from his trip to
Clifford, Ont, to which place he ac-
companied the remains Of his father
for interment recently.
Miss Hester Sparkling, who has been
making a home visit here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sparkling,
between semesters, returned on Tues
days train to the university at Grand
Forks to resume her studies.
Fred Peterson, who is associated
with his cousin, Editor Ernie l..
Peterson, in the issuing of the Milton
Globe, was a business caller on the
Globes county seal patrons on Mon
day.
Ben Underwood was among the
arrivals On Tuesdays train, coming
from his homestead in the timber re-
gion of northern Minnesota, where
along with his family he has been
holding down his claim since last fall.
e. j. Moen, a former we'll known
resident of the vicinity of Osnabrock,
now making the home Of himself and
family in Grand Forks, was in the
city on Tuesday, looking after bust
ness interests he still holds in this
county.
Miss Marie Aslackson was a return
ing passenger last Thursday to her
home at Milton, having made a short
visit the fore part of the week here
with her niece, Mrs. Tom Smith.
Miss Aslackson is the cashier of the
State Bank of Milton and bears the
distinction of being the only lady il
North Dakota holding a position OF
such prominence and responsibility.
Miss Juanita McGruer left on Fri.
days train for Hope, N. D., where
she is an invited guest this week a,
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Slingsby, on the occasion Of the wed.
ding Of their daughter, Miss Emma
Slingsby, a former we'll known teach
err in the high school Of this city. The
event, a home wedding, is understood
as having occurred yesterday after
noon.
A. r. Marshall and wife, former
residents here and now located a
Williston, were arrivals or Saturday!
train and made a visit Of a few day!
at the home Of Mrs. Marshall's faith
er, Joseph Crawford. Before return
ing to her home in the western par
of the state Mrs. Marshall expects t,
make a short visit with her brothers
Chas. c. and William Crawford a
Calvin.
c. E Johnston and G. w. Prize,
were returning passengers on Mon
days train to Langdon from Bis
marck, where they interviewed tn
law makers in behalf of the Langdol
commercial club and the developmen
association regarding matters nov
pending acd which affect the interes
of Langdon and the surroundings com
munity. They also represented tn,
Langdon club at a meeting of tn,
state federation of commercial clubs
Percy Abbey, a Langdon high schoo
boy in the long ago, who afterward
completed a study Of a course in Law
at the state university, and afterward
located at Cando and now engage
in the banking business in Montana
is noted as making a visit with hi
parents, who since leaving Langdol
have been located in California. It i
also noted that Percy found time t.
register at the North Dakota buildin.
at the Panama exposition grounds a
San Francisco, before returning to hi