Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-07-04
Making a Real Estate Loan?
See or write me about it. 1
can make it to please you. Pre-
payment privilege allowed.
G. P. GETCHEL, Wales, N. D.

payment privilege allowed.
G. P. GETCHEL, Wales, N. D.
Alex. Robertson returnes on to-
days train from Fargo, where he has
been under the treatment of an ear,
nos and throat specialist since his re-
turn from his Chicago trip some little
time ago.
Louis Schneider will from now on
figure among the farmers out Mt Car
mel way who are in line with new autos
this week. His a is a Thomas Flyer
seven passenger and comes here from La.
Porte, Indiana.
Mrs. Ole HI. Engebretson is here max.
ing a weeks visit at the homes of her
two brothers, N. F. and Geo. r. Charter
She arrived Thursday from her southern
Minnesota home accompanied by two OF
her younger children.
DR.. w. J. Kennedy was brought over
over from Olga to the Langdon hospital
on Sunday by his brother practitioner,
DR.. Semple who has been in attendance
since the Olga M. D., was taken down
with an attack of typhoid fever.
H. E. Goertz, foreman at the Repub.
lican Office, left on Fridays train fol-
Thief River Falls, Mimi, in response to q
telegram stating that Mrs. Goertz, who
is visiting with her mother at that place
was Ill with an attack of appendicitis.
Fleming R. May and wife, accompan.
led by their little daughter came dowr
on yesterdays train from Wales and are
guests at the Pinkerton home during 8
short visit with Langdon friends before
returning to their home at Meskell
Wash.
Jno. P. Tembreull, assistant cashier oil
the Citizens state bank took Saturdays
afternoon train for his former home in
Minnesota, for a short visit. Mrs. Tenn.
breull and children, who have been max.
ing a visit in Iowa will join him at his
parental home.
A. B. Coe and wife, the latter a sister
of Druggist H. L. Francis, arrived last
Thursday from Edmonton for a stay
at the Francis home. They are on Their
way east for a visit during a part of the
summer. Mr.. Francis met his sister
and her husband at Morden, making the
trip over to Langdon by auto.
George W. Graves was brought in to
the Langdon hospital last Thursday
from his farm home near Mona, suffer.
ing from Bright's disease, which had
arrived at quite an advanced stage when
the nature of his ailment really became
known. Mr.. Graves IS receiving the
best of medical skill and nursing with
a prospect of the treatment he is get
ting being of a permanent benefit.
DR.. S. G. Gibson, the county coroner,
received telephone information from
Hannah about noon Sunday of the acct
dental fatal drowning of a young man by
the name of Lawrence. who since spring
has been working on a farm near that
town. He was bathing in the Ct. Nor
thern reservoir with several others when
he was seized with cramps andEsank be-
before help reached him. 1t was an
hour later when the body was recovered,
An inquest was not deemed necessary.
Henry Wadsworth and wife from
Oakland, CAL, are making an enjoyable
visit with Milton, Osnabrock and Lang
don friends and renewing many old &C
quaintances. Mrs. Wadsworth is a sister
of Mrs. w. T. Reilly at Milton and
a daughter of the late J. T. Anderson, a
well known pioneer of Osnabrock. Mr..
Wadsworth was engineer in char ge of
a survey party when the Ct. Northern
built it's branch line from Park River
through to Langdon back in 1887.
The school of instruction in gas
tractors being held in the machinery
building north of the U. G. T., this week
by the Hart-Parr Co., opened Monday
and continues to hold morning and
afternoon sessions daily until the end OF
the week. The attendance includes a
number of the older sons of farmers
living near Langdon and indicates a
growing interest in tractor power in
farm work. Messrs Hunter & Steven.
son have the local agency for the Hart.