Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-03-14

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payment privilege allowed.
g. P. GETCHEL, Wales, N. D.
AL Heapy of Munich is laid up with a
fracture of several ribs on his right side
The injury was sustained at the Jas.
Ward auction sale while leading a three
year old colt out of the barn.
Alderman John j. Mahoney, a citi-
zen who has given Langdon long
years of service as a member of
the council and on the school board
this week himself a candi-
date for mayor.
Cashier j. Fl. Balm of the First Nation
al is locking forward along about the
end of the month for the return of Mrs,
Balm and their little daughter Frances,
who have been spending most of the
winter in California with the Sturm
family.
G. A. Hale and William Spriggs from
Grand Forks we're among the outsiders
here Tuesday and yesterday to attend
the Scottish rite Masonic reunion held
this week at which a class of ten we're
advanced in the higher degrees OF
Masonic work.
Miss Lucy Chisholm, who has engaged
to teach one of the Mt. Carmel schools
during the summer term was an arrival
on Saturdays train from her home in
Minnesota where she visited since com
plotting a term of teaching in the Mazda
school district last fall.
Mrs. j. b. Pockrandt wish to an
nounce to her many friends and patrons.
that she is now ready to show a full
and complete line of stylish high grad
street hats, also trimmed dress hat OF
beautiful exclusive artistic designs.
Rear of the First National bank.
Mrs. E. A. McCay, a former Langdon
resident of several years ago, is here this
week from her home at Upton.
Sask.. to attend the funeral of her
mother, Mrs. John Burke, whose sudden
death last Saturday came most unexpect.
eddy to the many friends of the deceased
While at Grand Forks this week Mr.
Robt Mrrie made the purchase ola new
automobile. 1t is an Everett car, six
cylinder, As horse power and will have
the power and speed to go with any of
the new machines that are being ship.
ped into Langdon this season. Mr.
Murie is having it shipped in from the
Forks and is expecting it to arrived the
end of this week.
w. H, Sbach, who has farmed and
made Harvey township his home since
the first settlement of the county has
moved over to the Dune McEwan farm
near Dresden which he purchased this
spring. 1t adjoins the town of Dresden
is a desirable half section and will make
Mr.. Sbach a comfortable home. He has
rented his farm in Harvey for a term Of
of years. D. McEwan and family are
removing to the Canadian Northwest
to reside this spring.
Alex. johnson, for long years a well
known resident of Elkwood expressed
himself while in town last Friday as
quite sanguine as to the outcome of an
effort that is being put forth by the
farmers of that neighborhood to in.
Educe the G. P. R'y to build a spur
across the line from Windygates, Man,
into West Hope township. With a
near market that section of Cavalier
county will rapidly develope into one OF
the richest farming communities in the
northern part of the state.
Among the new corporations organic.
ed recently under the state laws is the
Farmers COOPERATIVE Lumber Supply
Co of Langdon, incorporated with a
capital stock of $4,000. At the head
of the list of incorporation are Leonard
Frye and Anna Frye of Wales, and
Otto Dettler, of Langdon. The new
concern will handle large shipments of
western pine, the products of a big
saw mill and numbering camp in West
ern Washington, which has recently
been capitalized and is being operated
by Fleming r. May, a brother-in.law
Of Mr.. Frye's, whose home is now at
Meskill, Wash.