Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-07-17

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Theo. Kraemer, the Wales hardware
dealer was the purchaser of a Ford a
at the j. F. Ramage garage during the
week, bringing the total number of sales
so far since the season opened up to
t~wenty-nine automobiles.
Attention is called to the change in
the professional card IN this page of the
Langdon dental firm. which from now
on reads Drs. Smith, Hughes g. Hasel-
tine, Dentists. They may be found at
the same suite of offices in the Donovan
block.
Ben Dorval left Monday for his home
in Alberta after spending the greater
part of a week here attending the family
reunion at the home of his father, Judge
Dorval Enroute he will visit his broth
or at Emerson, Man.. and make a short
stay in Winnipeg.
Ed. LeBrun of the LeBrun & Matthew
pool room with his brother and a party
of friends left early Sunday morning for
an auto run from this city to Winnipeg,
where they remained for a short visit
and to take in the closing days of the
big industrial exposition.
Andrew Sturm who has been interest
ing himself in looking up farm land buy
ers in Iowa and Illinois, since returning
east from a winters stay in California as
expected arrived in Langdon yesterday
after an absence of almost a year. Mrs.
Sturm accompanied him.
H. E. Goertz, who since resigning the
~foremanship of the Cavalier 60. OF the
| Republican printing Office three months
ago has been located at Caring ton IN
the Independent office, is now under
stood as being in charge OF the Inkster
| Courier. Mr.. Goertz was located at
Inkster previous to coming to Langdon
some years ago. .
w. L. Prince, formerly court steno
grapher of this judicial district, has been
called home to Grafton from Edmonton
Alta by news of the illness of his father
Charley Prince, the veteran meat mar.
ket man of Grafton, who is suffering
from heart disease. His condition is Ok.
tremely critical with little hope enter.
tanned of his recovery.
Stanley Schneider and his bride, for
merly Miss Stella Boyer, we're among
the arrivals Monday coming from Tifin,
Ohio. their wedding having occurred on
Tuesday of last week, the 9Th inst. Mrs.
Chas. Myers, of Devils Lake, a sister of
the bride accompanying them to Lang
don and will spend some time visiting
here and at Mt. Carmel.
Mrs. W. F. Winter and Mrs. H. D.
ALERT took Tuesdays train to Fargo,
where they are guests during the week
at the home of Attorney and Mrs. Fred
w. Mclean. They attended as Lang
don delegates the session of the grand
lodge of the Rathbone Sisters, which is
being held this week in conjunction
with the big gathening of the Knights
of Pythias order from all over the do
main of North Dakota.
Frank Hanson a veteran travelling
salesman out of Grand Forks, and we'll
known by the people of Langdon and all
towns over the northern part of the state
was taken by his friends to Bedford City
Va, where he will be cared for at the
Elks national home. About five years
ago Mr.. Hanson was stricken with par
alysis and his condition is now such that
he cannot; take care of himelf. Until
quite recently he has been making a
worthy effort to relieve his friends of
the burden of his helpless condition by
opening a cigar store in the Forks.
Col. Hanson has many friends among
the old timers OF Langdon who will be
sorry to hear of his serious condition.
Reports received from Munich
and other points in the southwestern
part of the county since the beginning
of the week it would seem that CROP
conditions over there are much worse
owing to the lack of timely rains than,
here around Langdon and in the north
and eastern sections of the county. Two
farmers, Ben Talbert and M. Friday,
both extensive farmers near Munich
started last Saturday to pillow under
early sown wheat, which they were
satisfied would not make a crop it
would pay to harvest and thresh this
fall. All through hat section the
rainfall has been much lighter than it
was in and around Langdon, and
right here the crop isn't anything to