Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-09-25
DrS. Smith,, Hughes
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DENTISTS
Donovan Block

Chas. Fl. McComb made an over Sun
day visit here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. G. McComb. He was met at
Walhalla by his wife, who is returning
to her home at Winnipeg from a visit
during the summer with relatives and
friends in the east.
Miles Kessler and Eddie j.. Donovan
we're among the last of the Langdon
student body to leave, they bid good
bye to their Langdon homes Monday.
Miles going to st, Johns military school
at Delafield, Wis, and "Doc" to the
the University Of Washington, at Wash
ington, D. G.
Robert Fleming reached Langdon on
Saturday after making a round of visits
among a number of old friends at seve-
the line in Manitoba. He will be leaving
here in a few days for Monroe, Wash,
where the family have been located since
leaving Dresden a few years ago.
Auctloneer Tony Kieffer has a sale of
twenty head of young farm mares and
colts at Wales on Saturday of this week,
Sept. 9th. The horses are owned by
Dixie Powell, who recently shipped them
in from South Dakota, where owing to
the past summers drouth and the high
price of feed good horses can be bought
at a low figure this fall.
Matt Schneider, one of the old timers
of Langdon, Iona and other points over
the county is back again after IN absence
of several years in Manitoba and the
Canadian northwest. Mrs. Schneider
and the family are visiting her parents
at the Sebastine Urlaub farm in Ere
mont, and it is under stood that Matt
will again locate at Iona.
Wednesday of next week, October LIST,
Auctioneer Tony Kieffer will hold an
auction sale at the farm of Frank Me
bolte in Grey township. Mr.. Niebolt is
one of the big farmers of that section
who has decided to farm on a smaller
scale and the sale includes cattle, hogs
and sheep as we'll as a complete line of
farm machinery and horses. His farm
is eight miles east of Calvin.
W. H. Chase was a returning passen-
ger last Thursday to Malta, Mont, after
making a stay of a couple of weeks here
while looking after the harvesting and
threshing of crops on his half section
farm near Dresden. Since removing a
few years since from Langdon to Malta
Mr.. Chase has been at the head of a
lumber and building material business
that now enjoys quite a fourishing line
of trade through that section.
Mrs. J. W. Pomeroy took Tuesdays
train for st. Paul in response to a tele-
gram stating that her husband Manager
Pomeroy Of the Cavalier Go. Implement
Co., was at the Swedish hospital suffer
ing from a serious attack of pneumonia
and to come at once, but also stated
there was no immediate danger. Mr.
Pomeroy was enroute home from a two
weeks business trip to the Twin Cities
aud Chicago when he was taken down
with pneumonia at his hotel in st. Paul.
John Doe was the name given by a
transient arrested Tuesday afternoon by
Sheriff Kelland and placed IN the county
jail to await a hearing in justice court
upon a charge of boot Logging. Doe had
created quite an interest in certain
quarters during the afternoon by bis
efforts to find customers for some seyen-
ty odd plnts of Canadian whiskcy at six
bits each. AS considerable of his stock
in trade was located there is little chance
OF his escaping the regulation sentence
OF one year at hard labor in the state
penitentiary at Bismarck when given
his trial in district court upon a charge
OF boot Logging"