Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-06-10
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Before Making That
Real Estate Loan.
1t VIII Paw You.
C.P. GETCHELL, Wales, N. D..

Miss Agnes Mclean, who graduates
this month at the State University at
Grand Forks has been engaged as teach
er of English and drawing in the public
schools at Hillsboro for the ensuing
year.
Peter Reid has as a visitor this week
at his home in this city, his mother, Mrs.
Reid, ST., who is here from Der Ontario
home spending the summer visiting with
her sons and daughters residing in the
county.
Mrs. Goebel, sister of E. and ID. A.
Fisher, left Tuesday with her family for
London, Ont. where they have decided
to make their home. Their stay in
Langdon extended over a considerable
portion of the past year.
J, W. Mahon's standard bred stallion
Colbret by Brentwood, he by Nutwood,
will stand for service during the season
at Docksteader & Perry's barn, day
stand: and at my farm n mile south
one mile west nights. Terms $500 to
insure.
Notices are posted calling attention to
the special school election of the City of
Langdon, to be held on Tuesday of next
week for the election of two members of
the school board, the term being for
three years. The outgoing directors are
| Messrs John Mahon and Chas Hunter.
The wife of Henry Mule, of South
Langdon, died quiet unexpectedly early
yesterday morning. Although she had
been in poor health much of the time
during the past year, there had been
quiet a noticeable improvement in her
condition recently. The husband Is left
with quiet a family of small children. all
of whom have the sympathy of the com
munity in their affection.
Saturdays storm carried away a barn
belonging to Archie Sillers Of Calvin.
Holderman Bros. are operating the farm.
One of the boys was in the barn at the
time but was uninjured. The stalls
held part of the upper floor intact. This
is the building which replaced the one
destroyed last year by fire and the ow-
ner is therefore a double looser. \ cook
car and buggy on the same farm were
demolished.
ID. c. Klancke, who up..to the time of
leaving here recently held a position in
in the lob rooms of the DEMOCRAT, is
heard from at Forest Grove, Ore, where
he is leader of the band and director of
the orchestra Klancke left Langdon a
month or so age for the coast and is at
Forest Grove, where the Loynes and
Moore families are located and all re-
ported as we'll and highly pleased with
their new surroundings.
Walhalla people particularly sympa-
thize with u friends and neighbors OF
the city of Langdon in the terrible dlsas-
ter of Saturday evening, when so much
property was destroyed and precious
lives we're lost. as we'll as those who We're
injured. Living so close as we do, many
residents know personally those in dis
tress and the knowledge brings us nearer
to them in their hour of affection.
Nothing but expressions of deep sympa-
thy and sorrow are heard on all sldes.-
Walhalla Mountaineer.
Miss Mary Tourand, of Neche, and
and Mr.. Claude Kohl, formerly of Win
nipeg, were joined in holy wedlock at
Dresden, on Tuesday, June LIST, by Rev.
FIR. Hiltner, of Mt. Carmel. Miss Tour
and left Neche On Monday evenings
train, and shortly after her arrival at
Dresden on Tuesday became Mrs. Kohl,
all arrangements having been made be.
forehand. The bride is a Neche girl
and is highly esteemed by the people OF
her home town, while the groom had
been employed for some time, and until
recently, in a barber shop at Hamilton
where we understand he was looked
upon as a model young man. He now
has a business of, his own at Dresden
and he and his bride embark upon theil
welded career under most favorable
circumstances, indeed.