Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-09-11
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Mrs. G. E. Johnston and the family
who have been camping at Fish Lake
for a couple of weeks, returned to their
Langdon home in their auto on Wednes-
day of last week.
Cashier Alex. Reid of the Citizens
State Bank of Hannah was here Friday.
He says that lots of farmers in chat part
of the county will thresh an Is or 20
bushel wheat crop this fall.
Rev. FL. Hubbard went to Caring
ton on Tuesdays train where he will
spend the balance of the week looking
after business interests and visiting with
u number of his former parishioners.
Simon Schefter, of Schefter's Clothing
House, ask" US to that in or
der to encourage cash business he gives
a cash discount of ten per cent on suits
and o%vercoats and five per cent discount
on shoes and gents furnishings.
Sheriff Kelland and Co. Auditor
Hamilton returned Monday from their
Bismarck trip, where they left Frank
Daily the Nekoma boot logger, who will
assist Warden Talcott at the state peni-
Tertiary IN the manufacture OF biudinp
Irvine for a year.
Miss Tessie Jackson has as visitors
thisweek Miss Agnes Harper and Miss
Nettie Smith, of Brodhead, Wis, both
intimate friends of Miss jackson and her
uncle, the late Rev. L. Dougan at the
time they made their home at Brodhead,
some few years ago.
Alex. Cameron, one of the we'll known
pioneer east of town who removed to
California a few years ago writes the
DEMOCRAT that he is moving from bis
home in the mountains at Radlands tc
the seaside at Huntington Beach for q
two months stay during the hot weather
Fred Tembreull, who resigned his pc.
sitlon with the Cavalier Co. National
bank a few weeks ago, intending to visit
his brother in California, returned on
Monday. Fred is understood to have
registered at Glasgow, Montana, for a
homestead on the Fort Peck Indian re-.
servation.
The Boyd department store has ad.
ditional advertising space this week in
which announcement is made of the
standing of the different candidates in
their %grafonola voting contest. The
vote cast will be given each week cor.
rected up to date until the close of the
contest, which continues until Christmas
eve, December oath.
Miss Lila Farrell, who recently IN
derwent an operation in the Mayo
hospital at Rochester, Mimi, for an
abscess IN her throat is at present visit
ing with friends and relatives of the
family in Winnipeg and before return
ing to western Saskatchewan, where she
has resided with her brother since leav-
ing Langdon, will make a visit with
friends here.
The DEMOCRAT would correct the err
roneous idea conveyed in it's report of the
damage done to crop in the vicinity of
Wales by hail by stating that the
loss of Henry Montag was settled on a
sixty-tive per cent basis. Mr.. Montag's
crop was adjusted and settled for as a
total loss by a company represented by
Geo, Fl. Johnston, who is cashier of the
Citizens State Bank of Wales.
Jacob Shredder, son of Jos. Shredder,
of Mt. Carmel, and Aloysius Schwan.
son of John Schwan, of Dresden we're
passengers Monday, taking the train
from here to Collegeville. MIMI, where
they attend st. Johns university. Mr..
Shredder has completed the regular four
year college course and goes back to
take up the study of theology. Mr..
Schwan's son enters St. Johns this fall
as a freshman.
Peter Penner was a caller while in
town yesterday from his farm west of
Langdon, where in addition to raising a
good average grain crop this year he has
harvested both Gehu and Northwestern
Dent corn, which have ripened and will
furnish an excellent sample for next
years crop He also has plum trees,
which years ago he transplanted from
the timber country along the Pembina
river, from which he has already picked
10 bushels and expects to add at least 6