Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-02-12

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c. j. Kelly handles New Idea patterns.
Miss McKenty is prepared to take pu-
| pills on the pianoforte. For terms and
references apply at the residence of DR..
r. I. Donovan.
G. j. Kelly will move into the house
| vacated recently by Andrew Sturm. He
is expecting the return of Mrs. Kelly
and the baby next week.
The Egyptian palmists or gypsy fortune
tellers who we're here last week were
NSuccessful in landing the dollars of the
inquisitive and superstitious.
The new jewelry store of G. E. McCor-
mick, next door to Flumerfelt' fruitand
confectionery establishment, is expected
TO be ready for occupancy the early part
of next week.
Geo. Wilkes was down the line Friday
from Wales, where the mercantile firm of
Wilkes Bros, has taken a leading place
with the trading public since starting up
bushes year ago.
A. e. Lindstrom of the Republican,
left yesterday for Bismarck, where he
will join the editorial excursion in taking
a months trip to the Pacific coast. Mrs.
Lindstrom accompanied him.
Dry stove wood, of all kinds. Hard or
soft. Delivered in any part of the city
either by the cord or sawed into lengths
ready for the stove. Prices moderate.
Langdon Lumber Co. Phone GA.
! Friends in Langdon of Editor f. L..
johnson and wife of Osnabrock will re-
greet to hear that the illness of Mrs. John
son has made it necessary that she be
taken to the Grand Forks hospital for
nursing and treatment.
| Blacksmith Schoenbechler is joining
the procession of Langdon hustlers who
find they are no longer able to get
along without the aid of power machinery
He has placed an order for a gasoline
engine with the Langdon Implement Co.
Thos. Finerty has gone to Grand
Forks to receive hospital treatment for
the injuries sustained recently from an
explosion of gasoline. His eye sight is
threatened, though latest reports state
there is possibility of the sight of both
eyes being saved.
DR.. Haldorsson, of Park River has got
himself into trouble with the authori-
ties about criminal operation
under which his patient, an eighteen
year old young girl at Edinburg, died
last week. Haldorsson is out under
$1,000 bail and is to have preliminary
hearing at Grafton early next month
The escapades of the old doctor along
this line in years past make up a record
that is anything but creditable to the
medical profession of the state.
To Locate in Canada-Fred. L. John
son of the Osnabrock Independent, who
is in the city for few days attending
his wife, who is in the Deaconess hos
pital for treatment, has sold the indie
pendent to Mr.. Aylesbury, and for the
present at least will quit the newspaper
business. He has decided to locate at q
point in Canada Ga miles north of Regina
where he will open real estate and in
surance office. While at the helm of the
Independent, Mr.. johnson succeeded in
working up fine business and many
friends will wish him much success ir
his new line of business.-G. F. Herald
Arthur Desrochers, fifteen year ole
boy living with his parents in South
Langdon, received bad scare and was
quite seriously injured last week in ar
accident at one of the elevators across
the railroad track. In an effort to re
cover something that had dropped un
derneath the spouting his clothes be
came caught in the revolving shaft of the
elevator, and had been dragged around
a number of times before his cries TO,
help brought assistance. He was badly
bruised and crushed in the narrow space
where it occurred and for time it was
thought he had received internal injuries
that might prove fatal, but is alright
and able to be up and around again.