Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-05-04
Iona

LUNA
Lewis Carsten is now working with
Ole Skjverheim.
Mrs. Fred Heimbecker was shop
ping in Iona on Tuesday.
Frank Parker took a trip west to
kenmare on Monday.
j. N. johnson, Amos Chidester and
MIR. White House, were all three
Wednesday business callers in Iona.
Chris keil took his little girl over
to Langdon on Monday in order to
have her teeth looked after by the
dentist.
Word was received from Ole Dahl
by several of his Iona friends within
the past week that he is getting along
fine since going to the Twin City
doctors.
Auditor Ole j. Eide and Deputy
Register of Deeds Jos. Power were
Iona callers last Wednesday and
their visit was enjoyed by a number
of friends in this part of the county.
Mr.. Lebrun is fixing up the dwell
ling on his farm south of Iona and
we understand will move into it,
probably remaining there through the
summer.
Loma's banker, Henry F. Baker,
made a visit with Langdon friends
last Thursday, it being his first trip
to the county seat since the opening
of spring.
We understand that Erick Larson
the 500 section boss here is going to
take a new position at Adams. The
move comes in the way of a promotion
to Erick, who will be missed by his
many Iona friends.
Ole Skjverheim and his young
daughter wen from here to North
wood, ND, by way of Hampden
and Lakota last week, the little girl
being operated upon there for appen-
dicitis. Word from Northwood states
that the operation was entirely sue
cessful.
Dan Murphy, the Iona barber left
here last week his destination being
Minot, where he has a right to file on
some Indian reservation land recently
opened for entry, being one of the
successful ones in the drawing held
about six months ago. Before decid-
ing whether he will quite barbering
and become a farmer he will look the
land over
Hjlmer Lonquist has been rather
unfortunate with his cattle lately,
several having been taken sick from
some cause which he has been unable
to discover and some of them have
died. He has also had trouble in the
home at the same time, their little
baby having been taken so seriously
il! that they had to send 10 Langdor
for the doctor to attend him on Wed
nesday night of last week.
We may mention c. M. Lane i!
another of this locality who has in
vested in an automobile since the
opening Of spring. The news of the
week in auto iuems also includes the
name of Sam Olson, who will make
the dust fly while travelling over the
country this summer Just now San
is receiving a visit with his sister,
who we understand will remain here
through the summer and assist Mrs.
George Schneider in housekeeping.
What might have been a fatal &C.
cident happened to the four year ole
little girl of Frank Parker on Sunday
) of last week. She was playing il
the yard which surrounds the home
t and in which some horses were run
ming loose. The dog ran at the horses
: frightening them and one of the young
colts ran owe the little girl. who wa!
unsuccessful in an effort to get out oil
its way. She sustained a broker
arm and a serious injury to her foot
DR.. Stromberg was called to set tn
l arm and put it in a cast and fixed he:
up so that she is able to get aroun.
but in future will endeavor to kee]
safely out of the way of horses whe1
they are running loose in the yard.
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Railway Car Wheels.