Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-11-14
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Mrs. A. G. McNiven spent part of last
week visiting with friends and relatives
at Hannah.
G. q. Mahon has returned to his home
at Vancouver, B, c., taking the 500
line route from Iona.
c. o. Rye and son Victor J.. Rye are
at O%snabrock this week installing a heat
inc plant in Banker Helgeson's home.
Styleplus Clothes SIT are making
quite a hit and we'll they might for
they are dandies. Schefter's Clothing
house.
Co. Sup't Helen j. Sullivan is conduct
ing examinations of applicants for teach
ers certificates at Langdon and Munich
this week.
j. e. Pockrandt made a business trip
to Hannah Tuesday to look after the in
teres,s of the Cavalier Co. Lumber Co.,
at the end town.
w. H. Bowers and wife who are re-
moving from their farm north of town
to Iowa, spent part of last week visiting
friends up the line at Hannah.
Miss LaBelle Mahon returned on Fri
days train from Grand Forks where she
spent part of the week at the conserva-
tory of music and took in the university
agricultural college foot ball game.
Mrs. J.. D. Milne, went as far as the
Forks on Fridays train to meet her
mother, Mrs. Hewes, who is here from
Davenport, Ia, for a visit during a part
of the winter at the home of the Mines.
Mrs. H. D. ALERT returned home
Tuesday from Minneapolis accompanied
by her daughter Mrs. Dan ]. Ridlington
who has the deepest sympathy of all
Langdon people IN the great athictlon
occasioned by the unexpected death
last week of her husband.
An item in the Gazette, of Mildmay,
Ont, states that William Schefter has
sold his farm property and stock and is
coming west to Cavalier county. He is
a brother of Simon Schefter of this city
and is understood to have bought the
Ed. Godfrey place north of Wales,
which he will take possession Of before
spring.
H. J. Reisland, the eyesight specialist,
we'll known here for his superior skill.
in fitting eyes and grinding lglasses will
be at the U. c. T. Hotel IN Langdon
again on December 18th to 10th. Don't
fail to see him if your eyes need the at.
~tention of a competent refractionist
Consultation free.
Editor Joe Flynn, who makes the
Osnabrock Independent one of the
most readable county papers that reach.
es the DEMOCRAT exchange table was 8
caller On a number of Langdon acquaint.
ances during a couple of days stoI
over the early part of the week.
j. B. Boyd of the Boyd department
store sold 100 barrels of his carload OIL
eastern apples last Friday and Satur
day to customers direct from the car
The balance of the shipment have beer
delivered since to parties in town who
had placed their orders II advance
Mr.. Boyd states that he could easily
have disposed of two carloads and tina
the eastern apple crop this fall is
much superior sample to what is being
received from the west.
Mrs. A. E. Montgomery came home
on Tuesdays train from Grand Forks
where she has been confined in st
Michael's hospital several weeks while
undergoing medical treatment. Her re
covery was delayed by an attack o.
appendicitis, which necessitated ar
operation, being added to other com
%plication. Mrs. Montgomery was &C
companied on her return by a trained
nurse who will remain during the week
For several years past H. T. Mayne
who was totally blind has visited Lang
don in the fall and solicited subscrip
tions for magazines and periodicals
About ten days ago he went to Mino'
and not feeling we'll called a physician
who pronounced his ailment to bt
pneumonia and he was taken to thu
hospital. His condition appeared t,
improve, but death came suddenly anc
none of the attendants expected hi
case to terminate fatally. Somes.year.
ago he was employed on the Burlington
railway in Nebraska and was caught il
a wreck and lost his eyesight. Ate.
getting out of the hospital, he bega,
soliciting subscriptions for Everybody
Magazine and became one of the toI
notchees in that work. His familiar visi'
will be missed in many towns over il
this state.
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