Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-06-28
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arriving on Friday.
Mss Ruth Mahon is among the Uni.
iversity students to arrive during the
week for a home visit with the fam
lily during vacation.
Mrs. Larson. of Stilwell, was a
passenger on Mondays train down the
line as far as Grand Forks, expecting
to make a stay there until the end of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Diemert, &C.
companied by their two children,
were arrivals from Montana on Mon
day to partake in the celebration of
the Fischer Schneider wedding.
Sam Hodgson, of B%athgate. who
has the general agency for the north
eastern part of the state for the Mu.
tual Life Insurance Company, of New
ark, N. j., spent yesterday here.
Miss Ella B]eak]ey arrived during
the week from the Wesley %conserva-
tory of music at Grand Forks and is
spending the vacation at the home of
her father, Judge F. w. Bleakley.
E. B. James, of Bathgate, was a
Sunday visitor here, coming by auto
from Grand Forks. He was accompa-
MED by Francis w. Rowe, who had
made a weekend visit in the Forks.
Langdon sent quite a good delega.
tion to Olga to attend the celebration
of St. Jean Baptiste. The speaker Of
the day was Hon. O. B. Burmese, of
Grand Forks, who is a candidate for
congress as a republican.
Mrs. Allan Pinkerton took Fridays
afternoon train for Winnipeg to visit
a short time with her sister, Mrs.
Montgomery. From Winnipeg Mrs.
Pinkerton goes east by way of the
Great Lakes for a stay of most of the
summer in Toronto and points east.
Auto buyers at the Ramage garage
the week included the follow
ing: Ford cars: C. Peterson, c..
Foy, O. S. Johnston, A. Schiller, Me-
dric Chaput, c. Jordan, W. Winters,
M. Wenzel. Chevrolet cars: Sidney
CUTIE, T. S. Tschabold, Jacob Goert-
James Heating and Armand Bou-
doin returned Friday from their trip
of the past week looking over land in
the Glasgow district of Montana.
Lands now available they report as
being from fifty to seventy miles from
the railroad with little prospect of the
situation being changed for the better
Albert Hawken was a returning
passenger Saturday from Minneapolis
where he visited during a weeks alb
sence at the home of his son-in-law,
Fred L. johnson. His daughter, Miss
Verna, will extend her visit in the
Twin Cities owe a considerable por-
ton of the summer school vacation.
Ray Fabel, formerly manager of
the A. Schulke general mercantile
business at Dresden, was a guest at
the Schulke home during a business
trip here the early part of the week.
He is now a travelling salesman for a
St. Paul wholesale firm, making the
home of himself and family in the
Forks while covering a territory which
includes the northeastern part of the
state.
Alex Mcdonald, his two sons, Cecil
and James, William Thorn, George
Richie and John Nowatzki made up a
party from the immediate vicinity of
Langdon which left on Thursdays af-
ternoon train for a trip to the Cana
dian Northwest, during which they
will look over the Peace River country
with the idea of homesteading on
some of the famous farming lands of
that region if suited.
A wedding at Osnabrock in which
| considerable interest was manifest ir
| court house circles here in Langdon,
was the marriage yesterday of Ber'
nard Hulstrand, office deputy with
Sheriff Fred A. Thompson. to Miss
Gena Monsoon. The newlyweds cal
be assured a hearty welcome as resi-
dents of the county seat upon thei
return from a short wedding trip tn,
early part of the coming week.
Fred w. Bartholomew, proprieto
of the Hotel Frederick, at Grand Fork
made a short stop-over in LangdoI
yesterday during the afternoon on hi
way by auto to the Forks, returning
from a tour, which has covered tn
larger part of that portion of the stat
comprising the First congressiona