Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-15
DrS. Smith,, Hughes
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Donovan Block

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!. DENTISTS Donovan Block :.
L. A. Weed, the New York life insur.
ance man was here from Hannah part of
the week. Yesterday was the twelfth
anniversary of his work in the life in
surance tield with a steady increase of
business from year to year.
W. fl. Speckmann the Dresden hotel
man is at Fargo taking a course Of
treatment at the DR.. Cox sanitarium
for his severe rheumatic trouble of long
standing, Reports received during the
week state that he is benetitting by the
treatment.
Peter Schwinghammer a we'll known
farmer of northern Mt. Carmel town
ship was seized with ar apopletlc stroke
Monday of this week, since which time
he has been a very sick man. The en-
tire right side is paralyz ed and he is
unable to speak.
Ed. Losee, a Storlie township resident
who has for many years past been one
of the DEMOCRATS readers was here
during the week accompanied by Mrs.
Losee, who is making a short visit with
| the Work and MCLAUGHLIN families be-
fore returning home.
M. 0. Strom departed on Monday fol-
Langdon, N. D., where he will open {
hardware and furniture store. Mrs
Strom will close the residence here anc
60 to Minnesota, where she will visit
friends and relatives the balance of the
winter.-Michigan Arena.
The little daughter of Banker anc
Mrs. A. B. Brant of Hampden dice
Saturday afternoon in the hospital al
Devils Lake. The little one had beer
i'll but a short time and its sudden death
was q surprise to everyone. The re
mains were taken to New Ulm, MINI.
for burial.
Louis Schnelder's home at Mt. Car
mel was visited by the stork Saturday
morning at an early hour, the new ar
rival being a young son. The Schnei.
ders now have a family of eight boys
and four girls. An ever dozen is the
size of a family that used to look about
| right to ex-President Roosevelt.
Fred Howes. returned from Montana
a few days ago to the hone of his father
E. H. Howe, in Storlie township. He
had a very severe attack of ptomaine
poisoning and had returned to the
parental roof for the purpose of recuper.
ating. Mr.. Howes was compelled tc
bring his son home. We understand
Fred is improving as rapidly as possible.
0. e. Behymer, field manager of the
Vawter Chautauqua system of the Rid.
path bureau, was IN the city last Thurs
day. This Is the Chautauqua system
that will hold a weeks course in Graf
ton next summer sometime in the month
of July. The course will consist OF
seven lectures, five musical companies,
a specialist for the children each morn.
ing Of the week and a musical every
session.
In a letter under date of the 4th inst.
from La Jolla, CAL, the DEMOCRAT is ap.
prised by H. D. ALERT that himself ano
family arrived at their winter home on
the last day of the old year and are com
fortably at home in their bungalow sur
rounded by blooming roses warm sur
SHINE and beautiful weather. Two days
later, the 9Th inst, they planned going tc
San Diego to join with others from this
state in a North Dakota day gathering
expecting to haye the pleasure of hand
shaking with hundreds of North Dako
tans, who by going to California this
winter are missing the finest sample O
January weather ever enjoyed in NORTH
Dakota or any other state in the Union
not even barring California. We MAJ
not be particularly strong on January
roses but grasshoppers, mosquitoes, bud
ding lilac bushes and pussy willows at
test to u claims for what the "zone O
the frozen north land" is doing for u
! less fortunate home folks.