Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-06-03
SEE ME
Before Making That
Real Estate Loan.
1t Will Pay You.
C.P. GETCHELL, Wales, N. D.

Mrs. Pollock arrived Tuesday from
Fargo and is making avisit with her
daughter, Mrs. f.. j. Hubbard who sus-
tanned a severe nervous shock in the
storm of Saturday.
Misses Ida and Ella Bleakley accom-
panied their aunt Mrs. Jas. johnson on
her return to Boisevain, Man, after the
funeral Tuesday and will make. a visit
of several weeks over the.
Mrs. j. p. Birder, was among the
many visitors to Langdon from Park
River, coming here to offer comfort anC
consolation to many of her friends who
have suffered bereavement in the cyclone
James Balfour of Hannah was at Rock
Lake last week when he sold his schoo.
quarter adjoining that town on the
east, at a slight advance over what he
paid TO. it, N. W. Hawkinson being the
purchaser.
Hon. Il. j. Moen, Andrew Morken and
|. l. Often were here Saturday from,
Osnabrock on business and before leav.
ing for home were able to see what
Langdon looked liked like after it hac
been struck by a cyclone.
Contractors Mcpherson, Robertson
Jhanke and Noli have each added al
available carpenters to their crews o.
workmen this week in order to handle
the rush of work resultant to the havoc
created by the cyclone of Saturday.
G. L. Barnes of the Hotel Northern
at Munich, bought out the Hotel Munich
Mr.. Barnes intends to move his hote
and will put in steam heat, electricity
and everything that goes to make up !
tirst-class hotel in a tirst-class town.
John B. Mooney and Mrs. w. j
Mooney, arrived on yesterdays moor
train from the Twin Cities and Chicago
whore they have been spending a month
visiting friends and relatives of Mrs
MONEYS. Their return was hastenec
by news of Langdon's disaster, resulting
from the tornado of Saturday.
The immediate relatives of the late
Mrs. j. B Boyd, here to attend the
funeral held yesterday from st. Alphon
sus church included the following: j
G. Gogin, of Redlands, Cal: a. NJ. Gogi1
of Red Granite, Wis: Mrs. NJ. Killeen
of Berlin, Wis Miss Ella L Gogip, o
Williston, n. D.: and MI. and Mrs. j. S
Gogin, of Osnabrock.
DR.. j. Esler, who has practiced a
Milton the past six years, left this weel
for Canada with a view of locating
somewhere IN the Northwest. Tn.
doctor recently purchased considerable
Canadian veteran script and intends tt
move back to the dominion to perfec
his title to this property. The famil.
will temporarily remain in Milton.
G. w. Plain has concluded not t,
embark in the machinery and implemen,
BUSINESS, at MlllOu, dS som
time ago. At that time he understood
that the Pioneer Machine & Hardwar,
Company intended to retire from bust
ness but, learning that this con
Germ intends to continue, MI. Plail
concluded that the machinery bushes.
was we'll represented in that town.
Word was received in Langdon b,
telephone from Olga of the death at ont
o'clock Tuesday morning of Miss Vim,
McKercher, aged twenty-one years, ane
daughter of Mrs. Harry Bowles. Sh,
was a we'll known teacher in Olga ane
vicinity and passed away after a brie
illness of spinal meningitis. Besides he
mother the deceased is survived by
sister and two brother. Up to, Wednes
day of last week she was enjoying fairl,
good health.