Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-09-12

just received at A. I. Vesse,'s 100.
crates Of fine peaches. More preserving
fruit coming.
Coal. See Cavalier Go. Lumber Co.'S,
new ad. Yards at Langdon, Wales, Han
nah and Easily.
Unlimited money to loan on first
mortgages, liberal amounts and lowest
rates. Joseph Power, Langdon, N. D.
Miss May Foshay was an arrival on
yesterdays train from st. Paul, coming
up from the cities for a vacation visit
with her sister.
-Dr. L. F. Haseltine is at Osnabrock
this week making a professional visit
representing the dental firm OF Drs,
Smith & Nicholas.
Mrs. w. L. Drury took Thursdays
train north and goes to visit their eldest
son, who is farming across the line
near Saskatoon, Sask.
M. FL. Row and daughter in-law, Mrs.
w. H. Row we're over Sunday visitors in
town, guests at the home of Mrs john L..
Robertson ana family.
Miss Edna Chisholm returned home
Thursday of last week from a vacation
visit at the home of her uncle, Leslie j.
Copeland in Duluth.
The Presbyterian church ladies held a
very successful home bakery and candy
sale Saturday afternoon at the Schulke.
store, grocery department.
A. G. K~ronenberger has resigned as
piano player at the Electric theatre and
will from now on give his whole time to
the instruction of his music classes.
Alex. Hamilton, the Armenia elevator
agent returned home on Monday from
st. Paul, where he has remained for owe
a week under treatment by a specialist.
Miss Bertha Alpstag, second daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Fred Alpstag has taken
up a course in typewriting and steno-
graphy at the Union Commercial College
at Grand Forks.
JAS. Heating and wife we're passengers
on Thursdays afternoon train, accom-.
panying their daughter, Miss Chance
Heating to jamestown, where she enters
st. Joseph's academy.
John Arid, the victim of a bad leg
fracture in a runaway accident on the
opening day of the county fair is out and
around on crutches after being confined
to his bed for five weeks.
Joseph Hutton from Mildmay, Ont 4,
arrived during the week and is visiting
with his daughter, Mrs. Frank Fischer
at Mt. Carmel and other relatives and
friends there and at Wales.
Mrs. E. Clermont was a visitor on Fri
day at the Dorval home while enroute
to her home near Olga from Wales, where
she has been nursing at the bedside of
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Borusky.
Chas. Bowers, arrived on Thursdays
train from Beaman, Ia, and will close up
several business deals that were still
pending when be disposed of his farm
property north of town Inst spring.
w. T. Winter, Chas Chisholm and
John McGauvran we're among the mum.
Der from Langdon who attended the
Masonic funeral of Druggist VIM,
McQuarrle held Sunday at Walhalla,
John Mcknight, who has a position
as civil engineer with a municipal con.
struction crew across the line in Mani
toba arrived Tuesday from Winnipeg
for a visit with his mothersand sisters.
3. Mason, the Langdon gardner is
having quite a comfortable home built
this fall on the tract of land purchased
some little time ago from the townsite
company at the north end of Sixth street
Today is the date of the fall opening
at Langdon's three millinery establish
ments. In each instance the display is
forecasted as being something that the
ladies of Langdon and vicinity cannot
afford to miss.
j.. S. Gogin was here Thursday from
Osnabrock on business and reported
that diversified farming as demonstrated
on the Nora farm was proving itself a
big winner on an off crop year such as
wa are axnariancinp this fall.
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