Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-04-08
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Before Making That
Real Estate Loan.
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C.P. GETCHELL. Wales, N, D,

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Supt. d. j. Ridlington of the Langdon
public schools is spending the Easter
week vacation visiting in Fargo, where
he is a guest at Attorney f. W. McLean's
home.
Donnie Schuler, one of the first
pioneers to locate in Trier township was
a business visitor from the southwestern
part OF the county a couple of days last
week.
Gophers will come less than a mile ~
eat Mickleson's gopher poison and it
kills 'em quick. For sale by w. A.
Ferguson & Co. That is the poison-not
the gophers.
Fl. D. ALERT returned Friday, having
visited New York, Boston, Montreal al
other cities east since his stay of q couple
of months in North Carolina with Mrs.
ALERT and Mr.. and Mrs. Reilly.
DIR. j. j. Reilly was here Thursday
from Milton between trains to see his
brother, Druggist e. f. Reilly, who has
improved considerably in health since
his return recently from the south.
Jas. Brosnahan arrived Tuesday from
Saskatoon, Sask., where he has a posi-
ton as cashier with the international
Harvester Co. He will visit here with
his parents during a two weeks vacation.
Miss Bertha Alpstag went to Grand
Forks on Fridays train, where she is
making a visit of a week with her sister,
Miss Viola Alpstag, who graduates from
the high schools of that city this sum
mer.
John A. Gillchrist, druggist with the
H. l.. Francis, pharmacy since the first
of the year, left Monday for Easily, where
he reopens the McGruer estate drug
store which has been closed several
months.
f. B. Falconer has new equipment
of plows, harrows and tools for garden
work and is now ready to take orders
for plow1ng gardens and all kinds of
spring work required by Langdon
property holders. Work and prices
guaranteed satisfactory.
Il. A. Farrell was sufficiently recovered
in health to return home Monday from
st. Paul, where he has been receiv-
ing hospital treatment for several weeks
since returning from a trip to West
Baden, Ind, in company with Messrs.
d. III. Mcmillan and M. L. Sullivan.
VIM. Burkitt, an old resident of
northern Cavalier county zeal the
boundary line took his wife to Rochester
Mimi, last Saturday, where it is expect
ed that Mrs. Burkitt will be operated
upon for cancer at the Mayor hospital if
the doctors consider her condition will
permit.
Among the new advertisers in the
DEMOCRAT this week will be noted the
machinery firms of Mcmillan Machine
Co., and M. Liebeler, both of whom have
an acquaintance among the farmers and
others of this county that makes further
mention along that line unnecessary. 1t
will be noted that Memo Liebeler has
the local agency for the Rambler and
will take a hand in the automobile trade
in this section of Cavalier county during
the summer.
Mrs. DR.. Porter, of Calvin, whose
critical illness is noted elsewhere in
these columns died Monday night at the
hospital IN Devils Lake, having sue
cumbed to an operation which she
underwent after being conveyed from
Calvin to Devils Lake on a special train
last Friday. DR.. and Mrs. Porter, were
married only a few months ago, the
deceased having resided for a number
| of years at Milton, where she was a
popular Cavalier county school teacher.
DR.. Porter will be extended the deepest
sympathy Of a large number of friends
| all over the county in his bereavement,