Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-04-12
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
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for a short visit with relatives and
friends of the family.
Robert Laing, jr, was here from
Milton as a guest over Easter Sunday
with several of his county seat young
friends.
DR.. j. F. Sylvester returned Satur.
day after a visit of several days dur.
ing the week looking after profes.
sional matters in the vicinity of Han.
nah.
Misses Eliza and Mary O'Reilly re.
sumed charge If their schools at Wales
and Dresden MS week after an Easter
vacation spent with their relatives in
the city.
c. M. Lawson was a Hannah visitor
here Friday. and returning home was
accompanied by Mrs. Lawson, who had
been visiting with Langdon friends
during the week.
c. o. Rye's five year old little son,
Marcus, met with an accidental fall
Tuesday while at play, resulting in
a dislocated shoulder, that will confine
the patient indoors for some time.
Geo. Schiller. of Mt. Carmel, went
south yesterday on a business trip to
Grand Forks, returning he will make
the trip in his car, which has been
overhauled recently at the Michigan,
N. D., garage of Bimler Bros.
Peter Wild, of Edmonton, Alta,
who has been making an extended
visit since last fall at the Wild stock
farm south of Osnabrock, transacted
business in the city Monday for a
short time.
The w. A Monroe residence prop.
erty at the north end of Sixth street,
recently vacated by the C. O. Rye
family, is being thoroughly overhaul
ed and a number of improvements
added this week.
News of the critical illness of Mrs.
Lawrence Kothmstedt at Tompkins,
Sask., has been received lately by
friends and relatives at Mt. Carmel,
where the family lived b. lore moving
west.
Miss Helen Sanford and States At
torney Crimson were passengers Sat-
urday, returning from Grafton where
they had been in attendance at dis
trict court during the greater part of
the week.
Attorney W. A. Mcintyre arrived
Monday from Grand Forks and is
spending the forepart of the week
here representing the trustees of the
Cavalier County Implement Co. in i'm:
portant negotiations now pending.
Our readers will find the third in
stallment of MIR. Gregoire Monette's
contribution to the history of Cavalier
county on page three. An attractive
feature in the sketch is the h%alftones
of the Monettes and Gabriel Dumont.
1t will close with another installment
to appear next week.
Mrs. Ferdinand %Schoenrock, the
aged mother of Emil Sedhlag, living
three miles south and one mile west
of Easily, died Monday evening at the
home of her son following a lingering
illness during which she was a sufferer
from cancer of the stomach. She
came here about a year and a half ago
from %Isanti, Mimi.
C. E. johnson, B. E. Groom, C..
B. Mcmillan, A. A. See]ey, Hugh
Mcdowell and Robert Murie were
among those who took the train from
Langdon on Tuesday to attend the pa
triotic demonstration held in Grand
Forks that evening. The gathering
was held at the auditorium and had a
representative attendance from over
the state.
Allan Pinkerton was among Mon
Noy D ol1lFdls, 1cIullllIS lIOlfl MalLa,
Mont, to which point he made a car
shipment of blooded horses and live
stock early in March. Mr.. Pinkerton
found a ready market there for Cava-
]ier county bred pedigreed horses and
stock and says that when he left
Malta considerable Roadway had al
ready been made there in spring oper.
ations by farmers.
F. c. Lippert, for the past year in
charge of the mechanical department
of the Cavalier County Republican
printing office, resigned his position
during the past week and on Tuesday
left for Killdeer, N. D. He made
a filing some time ago on a homestead
in the Golden Valley and plans to
spend the summer in making improve
ments on his newly acquired half Sec
ton of farming land.
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