Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-05-13
SEE WIZ
Before Making That
Real Estate Loan.
1t Will Pay You.
C.P. GETCHELi, Wales. N. D.

G.P. 6ElGliElL, wales, n. U,
Gophers will come less than a mile to
eat Mickleson's gopher poison and it
kills 'em quick. For sale by w. A.
Ferguson & Co. That is the poison-not
the gophers.
Valentine Voll and son, Jake, returned
to Langdon laet 49," ( F"on Gull La,a.
Sask., where they have been looking
after their farm property interests dur
ing the winter months.
L. w. Deichert, of Grand Forks, who
was recently named by Gov. Burke a. a
game warden &C - Fir-t district. Tas :
visitor among many Langdon friends
a day or two last week.
Mrs. Fleming May, of Portland, Ore.
is at Walhalla on a visit at the home OF
her husbands parents, accompanied by
her little daughtov. She expects tt
remain about ten days.
Mrs. A. H. Bake and little daughters
| Dorothy and Agnes accompanied by Mr..
Bake. came over from kaleida, Man,
last Saturday and have been guests at
Judge Dorval's home during their stay
of several days.
It. O. Thompson, the big farmer at
Soper, was in the city Saturday and on
his return Monday took homo with him
the large touring car automobile, pur-
chased some little time ago at the garage
of A. A. Sparkling.
Banker u. L.. Burdick, whose banking
business and political interests IN this
county have had a wonderful growth
through the western part of this county
the past few years, was in the city Fri.
day from Munich on business.
Arthur Dougherty came down from
Sarles last week and took home with
him a fine 1909 pattern Maxwell auto
that has all the latesttixings and is about
the smoothest running machine in town
1t was purchased of the Langdon Light
Co.
Tom Berry was in town Saturday
from Osnabrock. Returning last week
from Bismarck he says that the recent
action of the court and those participat.
ing in the. Barry trial will result in the
release Of his brother, William, from the
p%enitentiary at an early date.
The j%anitor of the Langdon public
schools, Jim Carson, has the grounds
surrounding the school buildings vel
advanced along the cleaning up ideas o.
the civic league and when inspection is
made of the city on Cleaning Up Day
Friday, May 2lst, little if any room viii
be left for criticism.
Monday a telegram was received by j
J. Souch from Mr.. and Mrs. A. L
Bradley at Boulder Springs, Colo, an
~nouncing the death at an early hou
that morning of their only son, Bake
Bradley, who for years past had been
sufferer from tubercular trouble. Sine
leaving Langdon several years ago tn
Bradley's have made Cando their home
although Mrs. Bradley and Baker hav
spent much of the time lately i
Colorado in hopes of the climate prov
ing beneficial to his health. Decease
was about fourteen years old.
Barnard Klemisch, the sixteen yea
old son of Anton Klemisch, a farme
east of Langdon, went to Chicago o
Tuesdays train accompanied by Mr.. {
D. ALERT, who will place him in th
Poledic Hospital. where he will /
operated on by DR.. Ryerson for a lam
ness in the ankle joint of the right LEI
from which he has suffered sine
about eight years ago. The operate
ana treatment will require that Klemisc
remain in the hospital at least tV
months and the friends of the boy
ILangdon and vicinity have raised a fur
of 5000 to enable the Klemisch family
meetthe expense of the treatment whit
will give the crippled boy a fair start
fight life's battles on a good solid fot
ing.