Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-03-31

Attorney Fred w. Mclean was here
again part of this week while giving his
attention to business deals he is negoti-
ating at the Walhalla for Fargo
capitalists.
Mrs. Geo. Bulloch went north Monday
to Hannah from St. Paul where she has
been in attendance at the bedside of a
near relative who has been seriously i'll
the past two weeks.
Public Administrator Adam Reid re-
turned Friday from Winnipeg, hav-
ing accompanied his daughter, Mrs,
Longman, and children there Wednes-
day on their way to Saskatchewan.
Donald MCLAUGHLIN and family NOV
ed out to their farm north of town last
week, having occupied a suite of rooms
in the Boyd block while making Lang,
don their home during the winter
months.
j. H.. Williamson stopped over in the
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from a trip down the line as far as Osna.
brock, whore R. A. Larson, has lately
bought out the P. J. Hogan black:
smith shop and is doing a tiourishine
business.
r. B. McBain, who some months age
disposed of his livery and feed stable
business at the rear of the Columbis
hotel; left on Monday with his family fol-
Moosejaw, Sask., where he has lately
secured quite a large tract of land ano
will again resume farming.
Miss Efie Turner, one of the grade
teachers of the Sarles schools made al
over Sunday visit in the city with he,
friend, Miss Nina A. Young. The hom,
of Miss Turner is in Cass county neal
Hunter, the two having an acquaintance
extending back over a number Of years
Druggist Archie Mckay, who was il
charge of the w. A. Ferguson drug
store while MI. Ferguson was at Fargo
for a considerable time since the first O
the new year. left Saturday for Willistor
the home of his family, intending to re
turn to Langdon after a stay of a weel
or so with the folks.
Cashier John Sheehan has contracted
to have his half section of land ten mile!
south of town and near Iona broken u,
and put under cultivation this summer
A traction steam pillow will be used il
turning over the sod and Mr.. Sheehal
has had men and teams at work during
the week clearing the land of stone.
Ferdinand Stamm, who left Langdo1
last fall for a visit during the winter a
his old home in Germany, is expected t.
return possibly during the coming week
In a letter received by friends he say
he is bringing with him two thorough
bred Belgian stations, which he is i'm
porting for Cavalier county hors
breeders.
,J.H. Ohland, wife and family, lef
Langdon on Tuesday for Oxbow, Man.
where MI. Ohland takes hold of til,
management of the extensive farming
operations to be started this spring b,
DR.. Semple on the Manitoba side. Tn
Ohlands have been residents here be
tweenthree and four years, during whicl
time Mr.. Ohland has been head enginee
at the Landon Light Co.'S, plant.
Jas. MCLAUGHLIN ia the new owner o
two lots on the south end of Third stree
adjoining the property Of Blacksmith
j. G. McComb. The property has
frontage of fifty feet, occupied by tn
old Hub restaurant building and tn
Barnard & Welsh grain warehouse
The purchase was made last week G
Landlord W. j. Welsh of the Ne,
Columbia Hotel and Mr.. McLauchIi
has carpenters busy this week remode
ling The buildings into which he expect
remove his automobile business as 500
as the work ia completed,