Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-07-18
Making a Real Estate Loan?
See or write me about it. I
can make it to please you. Pre-
payment privilege allowed.
q. P. GETCHEL, Wales, N. D.

g. P. GETCHEL, Wales, N. D.
j.. J. Kohnen was a Park River visitor
here Tuesday. He reports that portion
of Walsh county east of his town as
having had its grain crop badly dam
aged by hail.
Mrs. W. L. Drury and son. Will, &C.
companied the nurse who had Mrs.
Foshay in charge when she was taken
to the state hospital at jamestown for
treatment Monday.
States Attorney Crimson has as a visi-
tor this week his brother Mr.. G. S.
Crimson, who is here from Red Deer,
Alta, where he has been located since
leaving this county ten years ago.
President Meiklejohn started crew
of carpenters at work Monday on the
new grand stand on the fair grounds.
1t will be about twice the size of the
old grand stand and will seat 500
people.
Langdon friends will rejoice with Mr..
and Mrs, Nicholas Irwin in the news
received during the week from Owen
Sound, Ont, of the birth of a little
daughter on the 9Th inst, to their
daughter Mrs. Jno. j.. Gilchrist, nee
Miss Mile Irwin.
Go, Com'r S. G. Erickson wife and
daughters we're passengers Thursday,
taking a trip west to look over portions
of the state of Washington, where they
have a number of friends. They expect
to return to their home near Elkwood
in about a month.
Mrs. Ramage returned on Mondays
train from a short visit to the home of
her mother Mrs. Forbes, at Gilby. She
was accompanied home by her son,
Walter, who was at Fargo several
weeks receiving treatment in a sani-
tarium for rheumatism
Veteran Hartzell a former Langdon
resident, made a short visit here this
week with his son Tom Hartzell west Of
town, He is now located in Southern
California on the border line o: Old
Mexico, where he and his son, Leslie
have a fruit farm and cattle ranch.
Eugene LeBrun and Louis Chaput,
two we'll known farmers located south
of town have during the past week be-
come purchasers of Buick automobiles,
of the 1912 touring car type, They
bought their machines through Messrs
MCLAUGHLIN & Stranger, the local dis
tributors.
Miss Bertha McKechney is here from
Walhalla spending the week a guest at
the home of her brother, Norman Nc
Kechney, and the Curries. She was
one of the graduating class from the
state university this year and has &C.
copied a position as teacher in the Wal
halla schools at the opening of the fall
term.
J. B. Laderoute, of Olga, was IN town
Tuesday returning home from a trip
through the Canadian Northwest, where
he visited the Marcelin's at Duck Lake,
Sask., and a number of other old
friends. Mr.. Laderoute was in Regina
both after and before the cyclone and
tells a thrilling story of the devasta-
ton caused by the storm.
On Friday July 5th at the home of
her nephew Architect j. E. Edwards. in
Grand Forks, occurred the passing away
of Mrs. Annie Parsons, widow of the
late H. D. Parsons of Lsngdon. She
had been failing in health several years
and was in her sixty-eighth year at the
time of her death. Mrs. Parsons re-
moved from Langdon to Grand Forks to
make her home at the time of the death
of her husband about five years ago.
Tie McPhail- Brosnahan Co., advertis.
ing space on our front page gives a
detailed list of the McPhail farm and
city property that is offered for sale
together with personal property includ-
ing two automobiles. The McPhail-
Brosnahan Go. since closing out it's busl-
ness interests in Langdon and elsewhere
in the county has decided to close out
its other holdings and bargains are
offered for a short time on choice
descriptions Of farm and city property
that will be found listed in the ad.