Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-02-06

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VIM. Stevenson n M. Liebeler |
were among the Langdon farm imple-
ment dealers who left Tuesday to attend
the annual state gathering of machine
men that is being held at Fargo this
week.
Miss Muriel Ferguson, stenographer
and b%ookkeeper with the First National
Bank, is off duty and under the doctors
care at her rooms in the Donovan block
Her illness is stated as having developed
into a severe attack of pleurisy.
The many friends of P. H. Kelly who
for several months past has been sick at
the home of his sister, Miss Annie Kelly,
will be gratified to learn of his lmprov-
ed condition. Since the beginning OF
the week he has been able to sit up
for a short time each day.
3. G. Mangus was in the city Monday
to see after closing up the business
affairs of his brother IN law, Martin ALI
son, who through ill health has been
compelled to close up his clothes clean
ing and pressing shop for a couple of
months and go east for treatment.
Miss Idareen Dickson who has been
staying at the home of her uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. G. Dickson, for
several months, left Monday for her
home at Edmonton, expecting to make
a short stay with relatives at Grand
Forks, Winnipeg and points enroute.
Blacksmith j. G. Mirehouse is a Bis
marck visitor this week attending the
annual meeting of the state mechanic s
benefit association, Of which he has been
secretary since the time Of its organiza
tion several years ago. He will also visit
with the Cavalier county bunch of law
makers before returning.
Harry G. Waldron, proprietor of the
Electric theatre, is putting on moving
picture shows at Osnabrock, Milton and
other towns down the line as far as Ink.
ster each week. These shows are given
under the personal supervision of Mr.
Waldron, while the Electric is being
conducted by A. q. Kronenberger.
DR., Jas. Semple returned on Mon.
day from his trip west, having visited
points in British Columbia, Oregon and
California since leaving here about the
first of the year with DR.. Law ans
several parties from Hannah. He re.
ports all had a most enjoyable trip, but
is still impressed with the fact that the
country that will beat Cavalier county
North Dakota, in the summer time still
remains to be discovered.
Many friends in Langdon and vicinity
will learn with feelings of deep regret Of
the death at the home of his son, Jas
Sabraw, at Napoleon, N. D., on the 18th
ult., of j. Alex. Sabraw, in his seventy.
sixth year. They made Langdon theil
home for some time up to about seven
years ago. Deceased's immediate family
is composed of an aged wife, four grown
sons and daughters. one of the latter be.
ing Mrs. John S, Gogin of Osnabrock.
The remains of Frank Dvorak, the
Bohemian section man from Dresden
whose death IN Langdon on the Gath
ult., resulted in the holding of an IN,
quest over the body last week, we're
placed IN the receiving vault at Lebanon
cemetery and IN the spring will be
buried at the expense of the county
The county coroner, S. G. Gibson, has
not yet heard from the state chemist al
Grand Forks, the result of the analysis
of the stomach and other organs of the
deceased, but it is not expected that
the investigation will alter the verdict
arrived at by the jury at the inquest.
A letter during the week received by
Or. Tom Smith from his former partner
DR.. s. G. Kerr: located at Gull Lake
Sask., tells of the ~latter's heavy loss in
the 100000 fire that swept the bust
ness section of Gull Lake on the 28th
ult. The block in which DR.. Kerr's
offices are located was situated in the
very center of the fire zone and his loss
a total one with the exception of the
few things that the doctor and Mrs
Kerr were able to carry with ther
when they made a hasty exit at mid
night from their rooms. Everything
they had was new. having been Dough,
since leaving Langdon. DR.. Kerr Wen
to Calgary the day following the tire
and bought a new outfit for his denta
practice. He has done we'll since locat
ing at Gull Lake and will stay and hell
rebuild the loss sustained by his fellow
townspeople.