Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-11-24

Last Fridays Grand Forks Herald
gave an account of the marriage of
Louis Heggum and Miss Thea Autad, of
Falrdale.
DR.. Joistad, of F%airdale, has gone to
Chicago. During his absence his
practice will be cared for by Dr.. Nilsen,
of Nekoma.
Felix Zepin, formerly of Medford, N.
D., has embarked in the meat market
business at Munich. He has a son run
ming a similar enterprise at Sarles.
liver Iverson, of Storlie township IL
tends to leave for a winters visit to the
"old sod" liver is one of our most
substantial citizens who has earned his
vacation by hard work and thrift.
In a business change at Nekom a
last week, Ira Conner bought the post
Office store, building and contents, from
Flom & Lohn, and has already taken
possession. MIR. Flom will still con
tinue as postmaster with Mr.. Conner as
deputy.
A business change announced by the
Herald this week states that j. H.
Heeren has retired from the Munich
Machinery Co., and now has the individ-
ual ownership of the furniture, under,
taking and coal business formerly con.
trolled by that concern.
County Commissioner Reid, of Cava.
lier county, was transacting business in
Walhalla Wednesday. He gave Senator
Plain a close run for his reelection last
week, but Charley is a pretty popular
man in his district and with the OK.
%cellent republican organization ovel
there, not easily defeated.
A report comes from Ontario that Rev
A. Hayes died of typhoid fever at Napa
nee last week. A few years ago he was
in charge of the Hannah circuit of the
NJ. E. Churc. For some time past be
has been in declining health and took
trip east to recuperate, While still
weak he was stricken with fever to which
his weakened constitution eventual,
yielded.
DR.. Scott, of Walhalla, has received
word that his nephew, Harry Scott, wb,
is IN customs service at Kermit, and ais,
in partnership with his brother, Jane
5 Scott, running the Kermit News, got h,
, fingers between the platen and bed of
ljobber last week and had two of then
< crushed off. Many of the old timer
t here remember and like the lively, ire
. pressible Harry Scott and will sym
, pathize with him in his misfortune.
Gulbrand Vigen died Wednesda,
night last week at the home of his sol
Tom Vigen, south of Fairdale, at tn
age of 81. For several years past hi.
health has been poor and the past few
weeks he was very low, SO death wa
not unexpected. He came to thi
country from Norway IS years ago ant
settled in this country, having lived her
ever since. Besides his son, Tom, he ha
9 daughter living at Grafton, Mrs
Opperud, and n daughter in the ole
country. His wife is still living.
E. w. Lantz of Hannah, N. D., tn,
young man who was granted a patent or
May..29 for a "snowmoblie," a device TO
running an auto on runners, is IN Crane
Forks making final arrangement fol
manufacturing his device in this city
Mr.. Lantz has made arrangements will
the Grand Forks Foundry for manufac
turing the snowmobile, and work il
turning them ,ut will begin in a YER,
short time. Nineteen orders hav,
already been received and after Mr.
LAntz gets to demonstrating there is n,
doubt that he will receive more. A,
soon as the first heavy fall Of snow
comes, Mr.. Lantz will show Grand Fork
auto owners how his device works.
Grand Forks Herald.