Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-04-15
Additional Local
Furnished rooms for rent Miss Kell,

NlVOG NlSlJOIS mere NGSIGGudN.
Walter A. Laidlaw, Jr., arrived
yesterday from Hannah where he
holds a position in one of the banks.
0. r. Daniels, the veteran assessor
of Grey township was among those
here yesterday to attend the meeting
of county assessors at the court house.
J.. w. Haw moved last week into
the E. A. Pennock house recently |
vacated by Wm. O'Reilly, the grain
buyer of the St. Anthony & Dakota
Elevator Co.
friends in the city for a short time
Monday from the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Blessner, at
Dresden.
DIR. Chas. Porter autoed over here
yesterday from Calvin in company
with his brother. Dan Porter, who
came here to attend the assessors
meeting.
Jeweler Wentworth, of the DIR.
Donovan drug store, has during the
past week moved from his suite of
rooms in the Donovan block to the A.
O.. Void residence at the north end of
Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Hansen are
among those who have been moving
this week, vacating their suite of
rooms in the Schulke block to locate
in the cottage on Fourth street that is
being vacated this week by j. w.
Haw and family.
Jas. Carson, accompanied by Mrs.
Carson and their son, Willie, went
north to Hannah on Fridays train in
response to a telephone message stat
ing hat James Templeton, an uncle
of Mr.. Carson's, had died quite sud-
denly, having been found dead in his
bed that morning.
States Attorney Crimson and Sheriff
Kelland have under investigation this
week another case from the Clyde
neighborhood. This time the farmer
who lays the complaint has had two
of his horses shot and killed, the facts
of the case pointing to the shooting |
having been anything but accidental.
"Dick'' Wand was making his
usual spring time visit with county
seat friends yesterday while here
from Milton to attend the assessors
meeting. Our old friend, Mr.. Wand,
has been on the job as assessor of
East Alma township dating back to
the earliest recollection of our old
pioneers.
Mrs. Frazier, whose home is in
South Langdon, and who has been
looked after by the ladies of Langdon
during the sickness of her family the
past winter, is now equipped so as to
do family washing at her home. Mrs.
Frazier is in a position to appreciate
a share of the patronage of Langdon's
people in an effort to make d living
for herself and family.
William Haugh, the eldest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haugh, who
has been seriously i'll since the begin
ming of the year from a complication
of dropsy and Bright's disease is re-
ported as showing quite a satisfactory
improvement in condition. The youth
of the patient and his strong constitu-
ton give reason for the hope which
the family and attending doctor enter
tain for his ultimate recovery.
Miss Mile Halbeisen, who has
held the position of head operator at
the central office Of the Langdon Tele-
phone Co. for some time, has during
the past week resigned her position,
leaving Friday for Golden Valley, N.
D., where she will take charge of a
telephone office which is being opened
in a drug store, of which her brother,
Druggist Joe Halbeisen, has been
manager since leaving Langdon about
two years ago. Miss Halbeisen was
highly thought of by the people of
Langdon as an accommodating opera
tor at the telephone office.
Editor W. J. Storie was here yes
terday from Osnabrock in attendance
at the assessors meeting. What with
running a newspaper, assessing the
property of his fellow townsmen,
handling Uncle Sans mail at the o.
nabrock p. o. and wearing the star
as the peace officer at the Brock it
would appear that Bro. Storie was
doing just about all the stunts it is
possible for an average specimen OF
humanity to pull off seven day in 6
week. Oh yes, we almost forget,
Mr.. Storie is also village clerk. We
don't know what his church afilia.
tions may be, but politically he own:
up to being a socialist.
From those who have already visit.