Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-01-04
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LILY VIC VI 1 O11C q SUCCl0lS.
John Morrison left yesterday. re-
turning to the agricultural college at
Fargo, where he is taking a course
in pharmacy.
Mayor Power who has been on the
sick list for a few days during the
holiday season, is again able to be
out and around town.
Mrs. Frank Kuntz, from Hastings
Coulee, Alta, is making a visit dur
ing the holidays at the Mt. Carmel
home of her relatives, the Kartes'.
Attorney w. A. Mcintyre came up
from Grand Forks and spent New
Years day with his wife at the home
of Attorney and Mrs. E. E. Fletcher.
Cashier Jos. E. Halloran and his
brother, John B. Halloran. of the
DR.. Donovan interests at Mowbray,
spent New Years day in the city
with friends.
A. E. Montgomery was a business
caller here Thursday from Grand
Forks, where himself and family have
made their headquarters since leaving
Wales recently.
H. L. Francis is finding the oppor-
tunity since the holidays to make quite
an extensive line of repairs on the
interior of his two drug stores at
Osnabrock and Wales.
A new arrival during the week is
a daughter born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Irwin. The arrival of the
little one is reported as dating from
Wednesday of last week.
Malcolm Darling, Jr. left Tuesday
returning TO Grand Forks after a
weeks visit at the Wiltsie home.
He is taking a commercial course in
one of the Grand Forks business col
leges.
Misses Jessie Milne and Laurel Alp.
stag left Tuesday. returning to Grand
Forks, where they are taking a COM
mercial course, after spending a week
at their Langdon homes during the
holidays.
Donald Work, who came from Chi
cago for a Christmas visit with his
parents, County Treasurer and Mrs.
Robert Work, left Tuesday to take up
the balance of his second year of vet
Urinary surgery.
Miss Anna Mclean resumed her
duties az Office deputy of County Sup.
e%rintendent of Schools Reher yester.
day, returning from a couple OF
weeks vacation to her home at Han.
nah during the holidays.
John B. Mooney left Friday fo1
southern California. where he expect!
to remain during the balance of tn
winter season. He will make Lo
Angeles headquarters the greater
part of the time he is away.
Aloyius Schwan son of John Schwan
north Of Langdon, left on yesterda,
l. afternoons train, returning to st
Johns University at Collegeville
Mimi, after making a short visi
home during the holiday vacation.
+ Miss Annie Power and Miss Rut
F Mahon were returning passengers O
!, Tuesday to Grand Forks to resum
. their studies at the University o
North Dakota after visiting owe
Christmas and the New Year at thei
Langdon homes.
= e. C. Pitheon is spending the holi
day season in the Twin Cities an
Chicago replenishing the heavy de
! mand which the holiday trade mad
! in the stock of the Red Front variet
store. He is expected to return abou
the end of the week.
:. Pastor Geo. c.. Lee, received til
: information yesterday by mail thu
F.: Rev. Geo. Fl. Quigley, the presidin
(: elder, will be here on Sunday an
will take charge of the regular eve,
ing service in the Langdon church I
7:3O and at the afternoon services
the Harvey Center church at 800.
. John O'Connor and wife, who ha,
s been located in the Gull Lake regic
" of Saskatchewan since leaving Lang
don some years ago, were among tt
70 arrivals of New Years day for a wi
y it with friends here and elsewhe,
:" over the county. Mr.. O'Connor col
;, tinues to work at his trade as blacl
/" smith, but has also become the own
of quite a valuable tract of farm lar
since his removal to the Canadi;
IS Northwest.