Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-05-22
Making a Real Estate Loan?
See or write me about it. I
can make it to please you. Pre-
payment privilege allowed.
G. P. GETCHEL, Wales, N. D.

Thursday last week DR.. Mcqueen
was called to Mowbray, Man, to attend
a confinement case. The event was the
arrival of a son at the home of Agent
r. Perry, the G. P. R'y depot at that
place. a
Henry Hytson, cashier and ticket agent
at the depot attended the meeting of Ct.
Northern employees held last Sunday in
st. Paul. Agent Bolton was deferred
from attending by the pressure of other
business matters.
Norman Mcdonald, some time ago a
we'll known Langdon butcher and now
located in business at Roundup, Mont,
was here a short time Saturday. He is
making a visit at the home of his mother
at Hannah this week.
Miss Lou A. Davis, who removed from
Langdon some years ago to make her
home in Grand Forks was a passenger
north bound to Hannah on Monday,
where she will spend a couple of weeks
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Treleaven.
Henry Kreuger and wife, the latter a
j sister Of Austin Krautz, west of town,
we're passengers yesterday returning to
their home at Winnipeg after a visit Of
some time with a number Of relatives
and former friends in Waterloo town
ship,
E. H. Durbin was over here from his
farms near Munich for a Sunday visit
| with Langdon friends and on his return
made the trip in his new 80 horse power
| Buick roadster, purchased of McLauch-
lin & Stranger and which only arrived
here during the week.
j. E. Magee of Langdon was in our
village on Monday between trains. Mr..
Magee has leased the Columbia Hotel
and will convert part of it into an up-to-
date restaurant and what is now the
dining room will be a we'll equipped pool
hall. The needs of the dodgers will be
supplied by the rooms in tho second
story.-Osnabrock Independent.
DR.. Tom Smith and wife returned to
the city on Monday from Fargo, where
the doctor attended the annual summer
meeting of the state dental association,
and of which he was elected to the office
of secretary for the ensuing year. DR..
Smith and wife also made a stay over at
the Forks, taking in the final events IN
the state high school track meet.
pete" Wild, who two years ago re-
signed his position as assistant cashier
with the Cavalier Co. National Bank
to enter the real estate business in the
Canadian Northwest, is making a visit
of a week with the folks on the farm
near Osnabrock. He met a number of
Langdon friends while In the city yes
terday. "Pete" is in business it Edmon-
toh. doing we'll and will only make a
short stay here
H. d. ALERT and wife returned on
Fridays train to their Langdon home
from a five months winter stay at La
Jolla, in southern California. Their
daughters, Mrs. Ridlington and Miss
Daisy Alert followed on Saturdays train
and their eldest daughter, Mrs. Reilly,
who stopped over at Great Falls, Mont,
for a short visit IS expected to join the
the family here in the curse of a weeks
time. The mild wiIter climate of lower
California is stated to have greatly i'm
proved Mrs. Allerts general health.
Mrs. j. j. Souch accompanied by her
son, Tracy, and daughter, Doris, depart
ed Tuesday for Malta, Mont, where they
will join Mr.. Souch, who is looking after
the cropping of the Watson homestead
this summer. Mrs. Watson and Miss
Eva Souch, elder daughters of the Souch
family will remain here some time longer
before joining the family'at the new home
out in the west, and all OF them are &C.
companled by the best wishes of a host
OF neighbors and old friends of Langdon
and vicinity, among whom they have
mingled as pioneer residents during the
the past quarter OF a century.