Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-02-20
Making a Real Estate Loan?
See or write me about it. 1
can make it to please you. Pre-
payment privilege allowed.
G. P. GETCHEL, Wales, N. D.

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Mrs. A. Mcknight took Saturdays
train to Grand Forks making an over
Sunday visit there with her son, John,
who is n of the 1913 graduating class
at the state university in June.
Mrs. John Mahon is being visited by
her sister, Mrs. Stewart, whose home is
at A%ylesbury, Sask. During her stay
over here Mrs. Stewart will also visit
her daughter living near Sarles.
j. ]. Kohnen, who IS quite we'll known
to a number of Langdon people suffered
quite a loss of house property by fire at
Park River about a week ago. The
building was occupied by a renter.
Joseph Webster one of the old pioneers
Of Langdon and vicinity who has been
farming in the western part of the
county near Sarles since his return from
Virginia spent a part of the week here
visiting friends.
The wedding of Miss Rebecca J.
Elliott and Alex. G. Thompson both Of
Wales was an event of interest in Lang
don on Tuesday. The young couple
were married by Rev. D. S. Scadeng at
the Methodist parsonage. /.
Robert Mcdonald left on Tuesdays
train for Duluth after spending several
weeks here visiting the Horgans, Deem
ems and other Langdon relatives. He
expects shortly to take an extended trip
through the Canadian Northwest.
D. G. Mcdonald and j. H. Byfield
we're south bound passengers Saturday
going to West Baden, Ind, where they
will spend some time at the springs
expecting to visit other points in the
east before returning to Langdon.
George A. Williams has rented his
farm near Dresden to the Thelien
brothers who move onto the place April
LIST. Mr.. Williams has been in poor
health for some time and will spend
part Of the coming summer in a western
trip before deciding as to future plans.
A. H. Rehbein and wife who have
been making a visit of a couple of
months since the holidays with their
relatives and friends north of town took
the train on Friday for Bainvllle, Mont,
where they have a homestead and will
go considerably into farming.
Mrs. +. w. Poppe and the family are
expecting to leave Langdon the early
part of the coming week for their new
home in Montana, where Mr.. Poppe has
been since the beginning of the year
putting up a house and other buildings
on their homestead. The Poppe's expect
to make a visit of a week with relatives
of the family in Grand Forks before
journeying to their new home in the
west.
Messrs Ramage and Kelly of this
city have a case coming up in United
States court at Minneapolis this week
against the Great Northern railroad
company, claiming damages amounting
to $1,000, sustained by a shipment of a
carload of horses they brought in here
early last spring. The value of the
horses is alleged to have been affected
by their exposure while they we're in
transit.
DR.. A. g. Kirby, who during the
past few months has returned to the
state after practicing veterinary surgery
for two years in southern Indiana has
decided upon Langdon as a location.
March 1st, it Is understood that, DR..
Kirby will form a partnership with
DR.. j, f. Sylvester of this city, the
down town office of the new firm to be
located in the old quarters Of the Lang
don Lumber Co., on Second street. The
two doctors have a wide acquaintance
with the people all through the western
part of the county Who will be favorably
impressed. with the partnership formed
by Drs. Sylvester and Kirby.