Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-08-28

Hawkins hardware store sells cut
nails at sl.50 per 100 pounds.
Mrs. John Mahon was on the sick list
and under the doctors care several days
of last week.
Mrs. Sanford arrived yesterday from
Grand Forks for a visit with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Crimson.
Spellman's drug store has everything
needed for pickles and preserves such
turmeric, mustard, etc.
Mrs. John Mahon and daughter,
Frances left Monday for a visit with
friends in Grand Forks.
The exterior of the Methodist church
IS being much improved in appearance
with fresh paint this week.
Mrs. Jno. j. Ross from Hannah was a
visitor during the week at the Alex
Hamilton home for a few days.
Mrs. H. E. Close and daughter, Alice
returned yesterday from a weeks visit
with relatives of the family at Milton.
Threshers account books, time books,
liens and printing of all kinds on sale at
this office. Mail orders promptly filled.
Mrs. M. L. Sullivan and daughter,
Miss Helen, returned Monday from a
weeks stay with friends IN the Twin
Cities.
BIZ. Click, who has been spending
part of the summer visiting at the H. E.
Price home, took Mondays train for the
Twin Cities.
Z. ). Antony. the Munich banker,
accompanied by Mrs. Antony, autoed
over Saturday, spending the day with
Langdon friends.
W. f, Winter left yesterday for St.
Paul on a business trip and will stay
over for the opening of the Minnesota
state fair mex week.
Mrs. ]. S. Brosnahan and baby are
here from Winnipeg, arriving on Satur-
days tram for a visit at the home of her
mothers Mrs. A. O'Brien.
b.. M. Bennes of the insurance and
collection department of the @. P.
Getchell Company at Wales was a
business visitor in the city Monday.
Rev. Mathisen, a former Walhalla
minister, who removed about a year ago
to New Mexico, owing to poor health
health spent part of last week in Lang
don
Miss Tessie jackson, accompanied by
Mrs. kessler, went to Edinburg yester-
day to look after the harvesting of crops
on farms belonging to the Rev. Dougan
estate.
Miss Maggie Kelland, eldest daughter
OF Sheriff Jerry Kelland, returned home
Monday from a few days visit with
friends in the vicinity OF Wales and
Hannah.
Miss %Slingsbee, one of the faculty of
the Langdon high school last year is
spending the week at McGruer home,
arriving from her home at Glendale on
Mondays train.
h. L. Foy is making a tour of the
towns of the county as deputy sheriff
and making an official inspection of the
weights and measures of the various
business places in this county.
Jos. Heille, manager of the Farmers
Co-OperativeE Elevator Co., at Wales was
here Thursday. The crop around Wales
except, where the hail struck last We'd
nesday afternoon, is good this fall.
Rev. F.J. Hubbard came up from
Fargo on Monday, and is spending the
week here. The family will not return
to their LangGon home until about the
opening week of school in September.
Howard McNiven, one of the graduates
of the 'l3 class of the Langdun high
school last spring will be one of the
students from here to enroll at Mac
~alester college, St. Paul at the opening
of the fall term.
Mrs. A. H. George, formerly of Dres-
den, whose home is now at Winnipeg
was a passenger from Hannah on Mon
days train, going to Valley City, N. D.,
where she will visit at the home of her
brother, Prof. N. G. Mcdonald.
Word was received yesterday in a
letter from Cessford, Alberta, by Geo.
A. Williams of this city, telling of how
his son Lannus Williams, was rescued
from death in a we'll into which he had
fallen to a depth of tw%enty-six feet by
the courage and presence of mind of his
brother, Oliver. 1t appears that Lan-
nus was working in the bottom of the
we'll on a stone which he had blasted
the evening before. Suddenly he found
that he was being overcome with gas and
called to his brother at the top to
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