Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-02-25

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Allan Mcdonald was a business
visitor here Tuesday from Milton for
a short time.
Two good steam heated rooms for
rent. Inquire of E. G. DERRICK. If
Miss Ethel Cochrane was a Wales
visitor in the city with friends the
early part of the week.
Miss Eliza O'Reilly went north to
Dresden IN Mondays afternoon train
after spending the weekend holiday
at her Langdon home.
Mrs. w. A. Mcintyre left for VAL
ley City, where a meeting of the Off
GERS of the state federation of womens
clubs is being held this week
Miss Amy Marifjeren returned Mon
day to her home at Park River, after
spending a week here visiting with
her friend, Miss Elydia Docksteader.
Manager Harry G. Waldron of the
Electric Theatre was at Pisek and
other towns down the line part of the
week with his road show moving pic
ture outfit.
Mrs. John j. Boyd was at Dresden
on Friday making a short farewell
visit with the KERN family, who left
this week to relocate at their former
home in Illinois.
D.. G. Mcdonald returned to the
city Saturday from Fargo, where he
spent part of the week attending the
annual convention of the state retail
hardware dealers association.
Miss Anna Mclean, of the county
superintendent of schools office, took
Tuesdays train north to her home at
Hannah for a short vacation while
recovering from an attack of la
grippe.
Joseph Heapy, who has spent near
ly three weeks at Hot Springs, S. D.,
was among the train arrivals of Sat-
urday. Returning he stopped off
making visits with friends in Fargo
and Park River.
DR.. Robertson, president of the
Wesley college at Grand Forks, was a
Langdon visitor over the week end,
and on Sunday supplied for Pastor
Opie at the usual Sunday services OF
the Methodist church.
August Schneider, formerly drug.
gist with H. E. Close G. Co., spent a
few days visiting with his friends in
Langdon and vicinity, leaving Tuesday
for Bismarck, where he has beer
holding a position since leaving here.
Veteran ]. w. MCGEE, who left
here several months ago accompany
ing his son and family when they re-
moved to Thief River Falls, Mimi.
was among the arrivals on Friday, anc
will spend some time visiting among
old Langdon friends.
j. w. Haw left Monday for Finley
and Hope, two towns in the centra.
part of the state, where he will be
engaged in farmers institute work
until his return here on Friday to take
a part in the programs Of Langdon's
t%hree-days farmers convention.
j. A. Walen, of the M. O. Stron
& Co. hardware firm, returned to the
city yesterday after a weeks absence,
during which he attended the conven-
ton of hardware dealers at Fargo,
also attending to private business
affairs in the western part of the state.
Sheriff Jerry Kelland was among
the arrivals on Mondays passenger,
accompanying Mrs. Kelland on he,
return home from Grand Forks, where
she has been for some time receiving
surgical treatment from DR.. Law, {
former we'll known Cavalier county
practitioner.
Tomorrow, Friday, night the high
school Gym will be the scene of
match game of basket ball between
the Langdon town team and the Wales
Wonders. The close games which
these two teams have been playing
since the opening Of the basket ball
season warrants the event of tomorrow
night being given a big attendance of
spectators.
Jos. Godfrey, who in company with
his mother, Mrs. Ed. Godfrey, went
to Minneapolis last week, returned
home yesterday. He states that his
sister, Miss Lizzie, was operated on
in St. Michael's hospital at Grand
Forks successfully for her attack of
appendicitis. Mrs. Godfrey will re-
main in the Forks with her daughter
until the latter is able to return home.
Miss Martha Montewski and Miss
Frances Froelich, two young Walsh
county lady teachers, whose homes are
at Pisek and Edinburg, respectively,
were over Sunday visitors here at the