Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-05-28
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. DENTISTS Donovan Block .
Alex Robertson returned Saturday
from Fargo where he had spent a few
days visiting friends since attending the
state inter-scho.astic track meet at the
Forks a week ago.
VIM. Stranger, of the MCLAUGHLIN &
Stranger firm of auto dealers brought
up from Grand Forks Saturday the
new Buick car OF which DR., Stromberg
is the purchaser this week.
E. L. Peterson, editor of the Globe,
Ole T. Axvig, republican legislative can
didate. and August Peterson we're a
party of distinguished Milton visitors
here Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. F. w. Best and children, who
haye been located IN Langdon since Mr..
Best removed to Nekoma some months
ago, left Monday for Fargo, where it is
understood the family will locate.
A. Sparkling made a round trip to Lari.
more and back last Saturday bringing to
Langdon with him two Overland cars
which he was lucky IN being able to
secure for his Langdon trade.
Tuesday a license to we'd was issued
out of the county court by Judge H, e.
Dorval to VIM. Coulter and Miss Lizzie
Fraser, both Of the contracting parties
being residents of the Numedahl settle
ment in Fremont township.
Chas. Myers and wife were in Langdon
for a short time on Saturday afternoon
enroute from their home at Devils Lake
for a visit at Mt. Carmel with the Stan
ley Schneider family, Mrs. Schneider
being a sister of Mrs. Myers. Mr.. Myers
grew up from boyhood in Langdon and
vicinity and at the time of leaving here
a few years ago had charge of the
Columbia hotel.
Joseph Hamun's health has been quite
unsatisfactory since his return from
Winnipeg where he underwent a serious
operation some little time ago, and atthe
advise Of DR.. Semple he Is leaving this
week for the Mayo hospital at Rochester,
Mimi, where he will receive further
treatment and quite likely be again
operated on. 1t is the hope of friends
that the result will be a return of bis
former health and strength.
Workmen of the hardware firm of NJ
o. Strom & Co., are busy this week put.
ting in a new steel ceiling in the Red
Front variety store of G. q. Pitheon
The Improvement is one that will greatly
enhance the appearance of the interior
of the Red Front store, which is rapidly
growing in the volume of trade in its
many lines since the business passed
hands of G. E, Pitheon and wife aboui
three months ago.
Jas. Gordon returned last Friday from
his trip of over a month through Saskat
chewan ard Alberta, where he has beer
looking over the country with a view tt
investment. The Canadian Northwest
is reported by Mr.. Gordon as to some ex
tent recovering from the financial de
preston under which it has struggled
during the past year and a half. Cana
dians he says appear to have learned I
lesson and will be satisfied to travel a
half speed for awhile now.
Miss Annie Gapp, aged sixteen years
and the oldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Gapp Of Mt. Carmel was brought
into the Langdon hospital yesterday
forenoon suffering from an acute ATTACK
of appendicitis, which within twelve
houre had developed into an extremely
critical case and demanded that the pa
tient undergo IN operation as once. UI
to the hour of supper time on Tuesday
evening she had been IN ordinary
good health. later on in the evening {
violent pain in the right side was the
first symptom, the extreme danger be
coming evident when a swelling indicat
ed that Inflammation had set in NJ
time was lost by Mr.. Gapp who brought
the girl to the hospital in his automobil.
and since the operation it is reported
that the chances for the patients re
covery are fairly good.