Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-08-13
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Miss Minnie Halbeisen, since leav-
ing here to attend the state fair at
the Forks with her brother Joe, has
been visiting at Minot with her
friend, Miss Aileen McGahan.
Lou Bryson is here for a stay dur
ing the harvest and threshing season
after an absence since last spring,
during which time he has been at
work on his farm in the Gull Lake
section of Saskatchewan.
Mrs. O. B. Aldrich is holding a
private sale Of furniture and house
hold goods this week at her home on
Fifth street north of the city schools.
The family is removing to Fargo
where the children will attend school.
The wife of Walter Scott, who
farms the Jas. Mcintosh place north
east of town, was brought to the
Langdon hospital Tuesday forenoon
for medical treatment which it is ex-
pected will require the patient under
going an operation.
E. H. Durbin was a Langdon
arrival on Saturdays train, returning
from Orange, Cal, to spend the fall
season in looking after the harvesting
and threshing of his Cavalier county
crop, much of which is situated in the
southwestern part of the county neal
Munich.
Misses Kate and Belle McKinnon,
were the guests of Mrs. Thos. FinertA
during the week, arriving in the city
Wednesday from their home in Toron.
to, Ont. They left yesterday by way
Of Wales for a visit with thei
brother, John McKinnon, whose farm
is near Calvin.
Miss Mary Robertson leaves thi
week for the Hillcrest hospital a
Minneapolis where she will take
three year course in nursing. Thi:
is the same institution from whic.
her sisters, Misses Alice and Belle
have graduated and received thei
diplomas some little time ago.
Mercer Evans, who has been play
ing on the Langdon ball team the pas
season, has returned from a shor
stay at his home in Mimic. He is
son of DR.. r. M. Evans of that plac
and in deciding to take up the prac
, tice Of dentistry is entering the office
! of Drs. Smith and Hughes this fall
G. E. Mahon and wife closed thei
visit with Langdon friends Friday
leaving for their home at Vancouver
B. c., after having spent a consider
able portion of the summer visitin!
friends east. Their route westwar
includes a number of stop-overs
expecting to reach Vancouver abou
ISeptembef l.
Mrs. Farr, from Thief River Falls
Mimi, and her nephew, Norma
jackson, from Mitchell, Ont, arrive
on yesterdays noon train and ar
making a visit of a few days at tn
Alex. Mclean home north of town
Mr.. Jackson will extend his trip t
points through Western Canada be
fore returning to his home in Ontario
DR.. Jas. Fleming spent a few day
during the week with old friends her
and at Dresden and Osnabrock. H
is now practicing medicine at Cloquet
Mimi, and has Minnesota mimi
properties that have recently prove
to be a paying investment. The doc
tor is a younger brother of Robe1
Fleming who a few years ago remoy
ed from Dresden to Monroe, Wash.
Ole |. Gjevre was here Tuesda
from Nekoma where he has bee
spending most of the summer lookin
after his farming interests, whic
extend over about three sections {
the best land lying between Osnabroc
and Nekoma. Ole was u~nfortunat
in having n entire section complete
ly cleaned out by hail two weeks age
Another section will hardly pay t
harvest and thresh, owing to lack {
rains at tha ripht tiua ond 4, h,r;,