Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-08-11
Money to Loan
on Farm Mortgages. Lowest rates
and reasonable amounts. Prepay
ment privileges allowed.
c. p. GETcHELL, Wales, N. D.

The Farmers Home restaurant, which
has been under the management of MI.
and Mrs. Martin during the summer is
being again ]re-opened this week by the
owner of the property, Mrs. Jennie
LeBar.
Druggist w. A. Ferguson is among
the number out of town this week,
leaving Monday accompanied by Mrs.
Ferguson. They go to attend the
annual meeting of the state druggists
association this week at Fargo.
Miss Agnes Mclean who has been
filing the position of office deputy in
Co. Supt. Ridlipgton's office during the
temporary absence of her sister this
week, has accepted a position as teacher
in one of the schools of Towner county.
Yesterday morning, A. I. Koehmstedt,
the publisher of this paper, was anle to
announce the advent of a prominent new
arrival at his home. 1t was a boy
this time and the usual congratulations
are in order. Mis-. Koehmstedt and the
little fellow are both reported as doing
nicely,
MRS. Arthur H. Stevenson and the
children came up from Easily last week
for a few days visit at the VIM. Steven
son home on Seventh street preparatory
- kL>;. oors~ e0- fha roo1o lrotriof
across the line. where Mr.. Stevenson
has purchased farm land and taken ur
a homestead.
Merchant j. B. Boyd and Cashier
John Sheehan have both moved into
their newly rebuilt homes on Seventh
street. The j. H, Harlan residence
another that has been rebuilt since the
cyclone of a year ago is also rapidly
nearing completion and will soon be
ready for occupancy.
The board of directors of the Langdon
Farmers Elevator Co., at a meeting
held Saturday afternoon re-engaged
Mr.. Frank Briggs as their manager and
grain buyer for another year. His
services since the opening of the house
in the fall of 1908, therefore receive the
highest kind of an endorsement.
Donald Sandison, who now halls from
the big state of Texas, anne up last
week for a visit with the folks. Since
moving from Cavalier county to Texas
for the benefit of his health four years
ago he has been connected with a rea.
estate firm and came north to see his
father and mother who for some months
past have been in poor health.
A. o. Void and family were among
the passengers southbound on Monday
Mrs. Void and the children will sto1
over at Park River for a visit with he1
sister, Mrs. McAllan, later going to her
old home in Wisconsin. Mr.. Void
goes as far east as Buffalo, N. Y, to
attend the national meeting of the
Society of Optometry and expects to
be away for three or four weeks.
SuHUdy ACTouOOu Wull0 Ou Gu0 rOdU
toward Hampden and only about nine
miles distant from Langdon the auto of
Mr.. Robert Work partially tipped over
in a rut while trying to avoid rocks
which blocked the center of the road.
In the accident which resulted Mrs.
Work sustained a fracture of one of the
bones of the forearm and in addition
was quite severely shaken up. MI. Work
who was driving the machine and was
also thrown out had a very narrow
escape from serious injury, and is
bruised and shook up and still unable
to move around much without pain.
Their son, Stuart, and daughter, Mary,
along with Mrs. Alex. Mclean were
also in the car but were fortunate in not
being injured. Mr.. Work drove the car
back into town and with his wife fol
the present is q guest at the McGruel
home, while being treated by a doctor