Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-15
Talk with T. E. Burke.

Miss Allison Stewart returned
Tuesday from a short stay with
friends in Grand Forks.
Richard S%winburne was here Tues
day from his farm in the vicinity of
Wales Tor a short stay between
trains. - a
Paul Prom returned Tuesday to
his home at Milton after spending a
few days with his sister, 3Mrs, Tom
Smith
The millinery department. at the j.
B. Boyd store Is putting on a special
discount June sale thi. week. See
rev ad "A
Mrs. Schwartzbach was an arrival
of Tuesday, returning to her home at
Mt. Carmel from a visit with friends
down the line at Forest River.
Mrs. Hans J. Dahl and family were
returning passengers Friday from a
visit OF part of the week with friends
of the family at their home in Oana-
brock.
Mrs. Dacy, housekeeper at the re-
sidence of Rev. Father McArdle, left
on Mondays train for Winnipeg, cali
ed there by the serious illness of
her daughter.
William Stevenson was among
the arrivals of Monday, having made
a business trip to the Twin Cities
since taking in the big gathering OF
Shriners held last week in Fargo.
Miss LaBelle Mahon was the guest
of honor at a social afternoon held by
the ladies of the Langdon woman's
club at the home of Mrs. Geo. w.
Price on Monday afternoon from three
to six o'clock.
Robert S~choenbechler, eldest son
of MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence Schoen-
bechler, arrived home yesterday from
Collegeville, Mimi, where he has
been attending st. Johns University
the past two years.
] Mrs. Il. Z. Groom and the children
{ were outgoing passengers on Mondays
afternoon train. During a months
absence they will make q round of
visits with relatives of the family at
the old home in Wisconsin.
Rev. Father Just, of Pisek, was
: in the city Tuesday enroute to Neko-
) ma, where he will assist Father Gar
land in conducting forty hour devo-
tlonal services, being held this week
, at st. Edwards Catholic church. .
4 Alex. Hamilton and wife returned
2 to the city Tuesday from their trip to
the southeastern part of the state,
having visited with friends at Cakes,
N. D., since attending the state con-
@vention of the Oddfellow order held
the past week at Wahpeton.
Alex. C. McNiven, who has been
. located in Alberta since leaving Lang.
: don last fall is expected to return the
coming week for a short stay, and
when he leaves Mrs. McNiven and the
family will accompany him to their
Y new home in the Canadian Northwest.
II Z. A. Wadsworth returned to the
{ city Friday from Minneapolis and is
! giving his farm interests here and at
l Hannah attention. Early in July he
expects a party of prospective buyers
here from central Iowa to look over
real estate holdings he has listed for
s sale in this county.
Rev. P. O'Riordan is renewing the
]. acquaintance of a number of friends
in the city this week, arriving Tues
day for a short visit from Big Falls,
MINI, where he has been located the
+. greater part of the time since he was
+: engaged in Catholic mission work ir
this county up to about two years ago.
/: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sparkling anc
. daughter, Miss Hester, were pas
/: sengers or Tuesday, going to Crane
+. Forks to witness the Shakespearean
pageant at the banhside theatre Of the
" state university. The affair is one
of almost state wide interest and will
{ occupy with its programs the greater
part of the week.
Mrs. Thos. Devaney and son, Ed.
8 win, were passengers Monday tc
Grand Forks, enjoying a few days
/ visit there the early part Of the
n week. The Shakespearean pageant
at the University of North Dakota
and other events incident to the an.
st nual commencement exercises making
the stay a pleasant one for Mrs. De.
a vaney.
le Jas. w. Hamilton, eldest son O