Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-03-11

to Grand Forks last week, returning
home Saturday.
Frank Delling, the Milton tele-
phone man, was a court house visitor,
and calling on Langdon friends for a
while last Friday.
l.. A. Weed returned Saturday to
his home at Hannah, after a stay here
of most of the week in the interest of
his life insurance business.
The ladies of Langdon and vicinity
are invited to call and inspect the lat
est 1915 creations in spring millinery
at the Schulke Department Store.
Tuesday afternoon of next week,
the 18th inst, the Langdon woman's
club will meet at the home of Mrs.
G. Crimson. The hour is three O'Clock
in the afternoon.
Mrs. N. Perius was a passenger
from the north Friday, enroute to her
home at Mt. Carmel, from a visit
during the week at Dresden with Mr.,
and Mrs. Dawson.
Mrs. E. C. Pitheon and son return
ed to the city on Saturday from a stay
of a week in the Twin Cities, where
Mrs. Pitheon spent most of the time
in purchasing new spring stock for the
Red Front store.
Carl Dahlvang was in town on
Monday from Numedahl on his way
to Milton to attend the big johnson
and Wroolie auction sale, at which he
intended if suited, to buy a team of
horses for work on his farm.
Anton Clodt has been on the sick
list and confined to his home most of
the time since recently moving into
town from the farm. His health has
been anything but satisfactory since
his return from his Montana trip.
Sheriff Kelland and Register of
Deeds McGauvran returned on Satur-
day from their trip to jamestown, to
which place they conveyed Emil Erick-
son, an insane patient from Nekoma,
who will receive treatment at the
state asylum.
Dan G. Hart, who has had a hand
in the administration of the affairs of
Mimic township since the time of it's
organization, was visitor in Langdon
on Friday getting the supplies for the
election, which will be held on Tues
day Of next week.
Lars c. Dahl was a Friday visitor
in the city from Osnabrock attending
to business matters. Mr.. Dahl is the
father of Hans ]. Dahl, who comes
y here from the Brock this spring to
assume the duties of deputy in the
Office of County Auditor Ole j. Eide.
Frank Stable, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. j. Stable, was among the arrivals
of Monday, returning from Midway,
N. D., where he has held a position
in a bank, since leaving home about a
year ago. He expects to visit here
: with the family during a vacation OF
several weeks.
Mrs. Bart Arnold was a passenger
north yesterday, returning to he1
home at Hannah after a visit at the
Walker Hamilton home east of town.
She was accompanied by Miss Rose
Hamilton, who will make a visit with
: friends up the line during the balance
4 Of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Myers, well
4 known residents east of town, mourn
the death Of their six month old baby
boy, which sad event occurred or
/ Wednesday Of last week. following ar
acute attack of the la grippe, which
( lasted but eight days. The funeral,
which was held on Friday afternoon
= from the home was conducted by Rev.
F. j. Hubbard.
Ole T. Axvig, VINO during the past
week has returned to his home at Mil
/ ton from Bismarck, after having rep
I resented the people of this county in
1 the state Legislature for a third term,
= was greeting Langdon friends during
! a short stay here yesterday. Ole also
had conferred upon him the honorary
| title of "squatter governor of the
third house, and the Democrat
/ acknowledges having received a copy
! Of Governor Axvig's farewell address
3 delivered at the time Of the adjourn
/ ment of the third house.
At the E. w. Fitzpatrick auction
| sale, to be held on Thursday, March
| 25th, at his place seven miles south
/ west Of Langdon in Perry township,
there will be offered for sale fourteen
/ head of work horses, six young colts
\ from one to three years old, twenty
Z head Of extra choice stock, including
mich COWS and pure bred bulls and
some choice hogs. The sale also in
cludes Mr.. Fitzpatrick's complete line
II Of forpo pooohiporI, To1 u II H.,