Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-07-01
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

James Mirehouse is now running a
35 horsepower Buick he purchased
at the garage of MCLAUGHLIN &
Stranger.
Co. S u pit. Reher was on the sick
list and compelled to take a lay-off a
day or two toward the close of the
teachers institute last week.
M. l.. Sullivan on Tuesday leased
his cottage property on Seventh street
to Yves Abbott, who is returning to
Langdon from Walhalla to live.
Lost-ln Langdon on Monday even
ing, June 2Sth, a ladies gold locket
with initials engraved on back. Will
the finder please leave at this office.
C. M. Johnson south of town, has
been enjoying a visit during the week
from his brother, S. C. Johnson,
whose home is at Springfield, Mimi,
to which place he returned on yester-
days afternoon train.
Langdon furnished two cars of
horses and mixed cattle to the COM
pletement of last Saturdays stock
train over this branch. The horses
were shipped by Jas. MCLAUGHLIN and
the car of cattle and hogs by j. j.
Robson.
The comptroller of currency at
Washington, D. c., has issued a call
for bank statements showing the con
dition of business of national banks
on June 23rd. The statements of the
two national banks of Langdon will
appear in the columns of next weeks
issue of this paper.
Andrew Fleck, aged sixty-two
years and one of the pioneer residents
a few miles northeast of Osnabrock
passed away Monday after a lingering
illness during which he has been an
almost constant sufferer from cancer
of the liver. Deceased is survived by
a widow and grown family of sons
and daughters.
Hugh Gibson, the treasurer of
Pembina county, was in the city yes
terday doing a little missionary work
for the Chautauqua, which is on at
Walhalla this week. The 'Halla is
Mr.. Gibson's home town and he Ger.
tainly gave the Chautauqua a loyal
support while he was in Langdon
yesterday.
Alex. Hamilton, who has been in
Fargo under special medical treatment
the past three weeks, is stated as
having lately gained in both weight
and strength. In the last few days
he has been able to be up and walk
around. He is now expected to be
home in another week or ten days anc
an eventual permanent cure is hopec
for.
C. w. Nelson, the state agent OF
the Aetna accident insurance company
left yesterday returning to Crane
Forks after spending part of the weel
here with w. A. Farrell, who takes
care of the Aetna's business here.
Incidentally it may be mentioned tina
1924, 900 worth of new business fo7
this company has been written il
Langdon during the past week.
Cashier John Sheehan, wife ant
family, were passengers Monday
leaving on the afternoon train for thei
old home in the vicinity of Montreal
where Mrs. Sheehan and the children
will visit during the balance of tn
summer season while Mr.. Sheehal
will spend a months vacation visiting
: with relatives and friends at Mr.
S%heehan's old home in the east.
5 Henry Beauchamp, while here from
T Olga to attend the church picnic Tues
T day, had the misfortune of having hi
buggy smashed up in runaway whicl
I occurred at about four O'Clock O
7 Third street. The team succeeded i
making its get away. but was caugh
: at the fair grounds. No n happene
to be in the buggy when the tear
: started and the only loss is the dam
{ age to the buggy.
y The Democrats want column reach
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Gratis want ad column.
Yves Abbott the first of the mont
t resigns his job with Contractor j. +
It Ramage as mail carrier over tn
It Langdon and Walhalla route and wi
n move his family at once from tt
'Halla to Langdon, having accepte
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