Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-01-21
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in at Schefter's.
William Dickson and Martin c..
Olson were business visitors here on
Saturday from Hannah.
DR.. E. ]. Hughes, of the dental
firm Of Smith & Hughes, is at Adams
and other 500 line towns on a profess
sional trip this week.
Miss Jessie Milne returned home
Monday from a two weeks visit since
the holiday season with friends in
Grand Forks and Forest River.
Miss Katie Wild, and her brother,
Joe, were in town Friday from the
Wild Bros. big farm south Of Osna-
brock, a short time between trains.
Miss Connie Hunter left yesterday
for Minneapolis, where she re-enters
Macallister college after a stay at the
home of her parents since the vacation
period of last summer.
E. D. Stewart, of the experiment
farm, is at Fargo this week, where
among the many attractions to people
from over the state, there is the tri-
state grain growers association.
Col. D. w. Dickinson, who has had
charge of the auction sale of the stock
at the H. E. Price furniture store
during the holiday season, left on Fri
days train returning to his home in
Grand Forks.
l.. A. Weed took the train Friday,
returning to Hannah, after making
the county seat his headquarters dur
ing a weeks fairly successful cam
paigning for the New York Lies
line of insurance.
J. B Boyd is spending the week in
the Twin Cities, attending to business
matters and looking after several
grain shipments which he has been
making from his Langdon elevator
since the advance in prices of all
kinds of grain recently.
Rev. w. Ewart- Dudley, who was
located here in Langdon before accept
ing the passionate Of the Methodist
church at Lakota, is putting on a lee
ture this winter in a number of the
adjoining towns, the topic Of which is
''The World of War"
Banker G. H. Johnston, wife and
family, were wei Sunday visitors in
the city from Wales at the C. f..
Johnston home. Mrs. Johnston re-
NAMED wei to attend the meeting of
the Langdon woman's club, held Tues
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. H..
E. Close.
Judge F. w. Bleakley on Monday
issued his first marriage license since
taking office as judge Of the county
court. The parties who now possess
the necessary document to be united
in wedlock are Clarence A. Cilley, of
Concrete and Miss Ellen Dennison, of
Milton.
Misses Helgeson and Jacobson visit
ed owe Sunday in the city at the
home Of Alderman and Mrs. J. A.
Balgaard. This week they left their
homes in the Rush Lake neighborhood,
between Dresden and Wales, for
Aberdeen, Wash, where they will
remain during the winter and probably
decide to locate.
Jas. Godfrey writes to his folks in
Langdon that he has decided to buy
the barber shop property he went tc
Deering, N. D., to look over a couple
of weeks ago. Deering is one of the
new towns on a branch of the Ct.
Northern north of Minot and gives ar
excellent opening for Mr.. Godfrey,
especially as there is only one shop in
the town.
Misses Bessie Quick, Lizzie Godfrey
and Annie Fischer were passengers
Friday for St. Paul, where Miss Quick
will spend some time in making
selection of the new spring stock fol-
the millinery store Of herself anc
mother. The other two young ladies
will make a more extended stay anc
follow up their study of the millinery
trade before returning to their homes
in Langdon.
Friday evening next week the ladies
of the Pythian Sisters order give g
dance in the Odd Fellows hall, which
it is understood will be styled 6
"hard times" dancing party. This is
a date that should be reserved by the
young people of Langdon and vicinity
who enjoy a dance at which they car
be assured of a thoroughly good time.
Remember the date, Friday evening,
January 29th.
Philip Klodt, who has been making
a visit here since last summer with
the Anton Clodt family and other
friends and relatives in the vicinity Of
Langdon, left Saturday for his home