Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-29
DrS. Smith, Hughes
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DENTISTS Donovan Block
Mrs. Allan Pinkerton was a returning
passenger on Tuesday from Coopers-
town, where she has been making a short
visit since attending the funeral of her
neice, Mrs. Horner last week.
w. G. Joseph and wife are here from
Page, N. D., their visit being occasioned
by the condition of Mrs. Joseph's broth
er, Frank Parker. who was operated on
Tuesday forenoon in the Langdon hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Fable we're
arrivals on Saturdays train stopping off
for a visit at the Schulke home OH their
way to Dresden, where they are now
costly dom iciled in a suite OF rooms oyer
the Schulke Trading Cos. stor4.
A. D. McNab returned Monday from
Bismarck where he spent several days
during the week renewing his contract
with Warden Talcott of the state peni-
Tertiary for handling their out put OF
binding Irvine in Cavalier county for the
coming season.
Township boards will require blank
forms for reports of their officers and
other blank forms before the annual
town meeting in March. The DEMOCRAT
carries a full line Of township blanks
and fills mail orders the same day they
are received.
Boyd's department store auction sale
is over, last Saturday night bringing the
sale to a close. MIR. Boyd finds that the
two weeks gigantic auction sale has LEFT
odds and ends Of unsold goods in many
lines and will let them go at almost an,
sacrifice in or6er to cleanup. See thi:
weeks ad.
o. B. Aldrich's condition has remain
ed practically unchanged Throughout
the week. The stroke of paralysis nov
affects the entire left side. Friends o
the family are doing all that is possible
to tighten the burden which the strlcke1
condition of the patient has brought tt
l the Aldrich home. A trained nurse Il
understood to have arrived on yester
1 days train from Grand Forks.
J.. f. Gleason was here during tht
week from Hannah to attend the annua
business meeting Of the officers of the
Cavalier Co.. Implement Co. The com
, pany is said to have partly closed {
> deal in which they dispose of their farm
implement aud hardware business a
Hannah to Mr.. Gleason, who has beer
, IN charge of the company's business il
D that town since 1t was started.
Supt. Stauff and wife accompanied the
. boys and girls of the Langdon h:gt
school basket ball teams on their trip tt
Park River, where they played two
games Friday evening. The boys were
considerably over matched by their PARK
River opponents, but many conceec
that the Langdon girls should nave beer
credited with tie in the game which
was decided against them. The whole
party give unstinted praise to the hospit
able entertainment accorded them by
the Park Riverites.
On Sunday evening Cashier Johr
Sheehan Of the Cavalier Co. Nationa
Bank, received a telegram from Mr.
John B. Mooney stating that his aunt
Miss Annie Mooney, had died that after
noon following an illness that had left
her an invalid for several months past
Miss Mooney had been in Milwaukee
the greater part of the time during bel
illness, under the treatment of special
lists, the remains being taken to the
family home of the Moneys at Water
town, Wis. Deceased was quite vel
known by a number of the older resi-
dents of Langdon having made this city
her home for some years.
Ed. Herbansen, the Easily merchant
whose store was q total loss in the fire
of Wednesday evening last week was ir
town Saturday on business connected
with the confagration which brought
him a total loss on both the building
and his stock OF goods. Mr.. Herbanser
is as yet undecided as to wheather he
will resume business. The fire was
confined to the Herbausen store, only
by the hard work of the townspeople
who we're entirely unaided by fire tight
ing apparatus, Thos. Keating's hotel
Ian adjoining property to the Herbanser
store, caught fire several times, bu1
eventually escaped with q bad scorching
The fire is supposed to have, had it,
Iorigin from overheated %stovepipes.