Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-04-01
Additional Local

nah calling on LangCon IrlendS Ihurs-
day.
Prof. Kuhnes of the city schools
took yesterdays passenger to Grand
Forks.
Monday of this week a little son
and heir was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Dohmann of this city.
Attorney E. Smith Peterson was
here from Park River attending to
legal matters on Thursday.
John Schiestel returned to Wales on
Tuesdays passenger after a short
visit with friends east of town.
Mrs. John Trotter was in the city
last Thursday from Osnabrock spend
ing the day visiting with friends.
Mrs. M. O.. Strom and little son
returned to the city Tuesday from an
over Sunday visit with friends at
Osnabrock.
A. M. Thorson, of the a. o. Void
Co, is making his spring visit as an
optometrist to F~airdale, Adams and
other 500 line towns.
Our early spring caught a severe
cold last Thursday when the thermo-
meter registered a zero temperature
for the first time in over a month.
Mrs. N. A. Hayes, who is here
from Williston visiting with her
mother, Mrs. O'Brien, spent Thursday
at Dresden with her friend, Mrs. l.
Dawson.
Dyspepsia is Americas curse. To
restore digestion normal weight, good
health and purify the blood use Bur-
dock blood bitters. Sold at all drug
stores. Price $1.OO.
Prof. H.. Alden Enyeart, tenor;
Prof. j. A. Bucholz, violinist; and
Prof. Paolo Conte, pianist, in recital
at the high school assembly on Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Davidson was a south bound
passenger Thursday returning to her
home at Milton after a visit of part
Of the week in the city with her
friend, Mrs. j.. c.. McComb.
Dan Mcdonald, the Dresden barber
who recently became a benedict, is
reported as going to close his shop at
that place this spring and will re-
move to Langdon, having accepted a
position in the Green barber shop.
Will Beechie left on yesterdays
passenger. his destination being Mt.
Clemens, Mich, where he will take
treatment at the springs for rheuma-
tism. He expects to remain east dur
ing part of the summer, visiting his
old home in Ontario.
County Treasurer Robert Work was
among the number from Langdon that
drove over to Calvin yesterday to at
tend the funeral Of Archie Sillers,
Sr., whose death on Monday is gene
rally mourned by the people of Cava-
lier county.
Fred T. Donovan and wife are in
town from Mowbray spending the
week with their Langdon friends. 1t
is understood as being the intention of
Mr.. and Mrs. Donovan to shortly
leave Mowbray for the Pacific coast,
expecting to locate in British Column
bia.
Miss Goldie Byers, of the Hannah
public schools, accompanied the end
town contingent of Eastern Star ladies
on their visit to Langdon. She was
the guest of Miss Anna Mclean while
here and took yesterdays train to the
Forks for a visit during the balance
Of the week.
George Barcelo and wife made an
over Sunday visit with their old Lang
don friends enroute from Dooley,
Mont, to their new home at Tampa,
Fla. They came over from Nekoma
via the 500 line Saturday taking the
afternoon G. N. passenger south on
Monday and We're guests at the homes
Of JudgeDorval and Register of Deeds
McGauvran during their short stay.
Robert Carroll, who has been work.
ing at different points in this county
as q day laborer and farm hand since
released from the p~enitentiary on
parole about a year ago, was taken
into custody during the week by
Sheriff Kelland and turned over to the
authorities for violation of his parole.
He was sent up to serve a five year
sentence for grand larceny from Trail
county and vas released on parole in
the fall Of 1913 and his full term at
the p~enitentiary does not expire until
some time this fall.
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