Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-11-09

Talk with T. E. Burke, Schulke
Block. First door upstairs. Phone ~
Wilson Cox, a former Milton resi-
dent was a business visitor from
Walhalla yesterday.
Miss Tessie Halloran was a Lang.
don visitor over Sunday, from her
school near Osnabrock.
Messrs Dufault and Wilkens, the
new butchers, are now domiciled with
their families in the O'Brien house.
DR.. j. P. Brennan, the end-town
tooth carpenter, was a county seat
visitor Tuesday on a professional mis-
sion.
Mrs. j. A. Belgaard is being visit
ed by her mother, Mrs. Peterson,
who came down from Wales on Satur-
days train.
l.. c. SLENDER, the eye specialist
with the A. O. Void firm, is making
a professional tour of the towns over
on the 500 this week.
Ross Opie was at Hannah a couple
of days the end of the week, looking
after the branch studio of his father,
Photographer w. r. Opie.
". R. Bradley, who is on the road
nowadays as travelling salesman for a
St. Paul boot and shoe firm, spent
election day with his many Langdon
friends.
"Raspy' Larson is laid up at his
home in the vicinity of Stilwell with
a shoulder fracture, the result of a
bad fall from a wagon sustained in
the past week.
Rev. F. J.. Hubbard brought to a
conclusion last week a highly success
full series of special services that
have been in progress lately in the
Presbyterian church at Stilwell.
Mrs. Joseph Bimler left Saturday
for her home at Michigan, N. D.,
after a couple of weeks visit at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Koehmstedt, north of town.
Mrs. Phil Underwood left on Thurs
days afternoon train for Red Lake
Falls, Mimi, where she is making a
visit at the home of her brother, Mr..
Jas. Green and family, for a couple
of weeks.
Ben Lothspeich was down from
Wales for an over Sunday visit with
old Langdon friends, returning there
to participate in Tuesdays election
and resume his work with the C. P.
Getchell firm.
Misses Irene and Blanche Murphy
were in the city Saturday from their
consolidated school at Clyde to attend
the meeting of teachers held that
afternoon in the assembly hall of the
Langdon high school.
c. o. Rye is the purchaser of the
Ohlheiser property, north of the city
schools on Fifth street, and at the
present time occupied by the Bostrum
family. Mr.. Rye and the family ex-
pect to move into their new home
about December 1st.
Corporal Henry Talmo, of Company
l.. state militia, left Monday for De-
wills Lake after a stay of several days
during the week as a recruiting offic-
err for the enlistment of men to bring
the LIST Reg't of North Dakota volun'
teers up to its full complement OF
men.
Stanley Karsky is reported as max
ing very satisfactory progress since
his operation of ten days ago for ap'
pendicitis in this city. When brought
to town the case had reached thu
stage where the appendix was ruptur
ed and chances of recovery consider
ed to be hopeless.
Mrs. Jacob Carlson returned Mon
day to her home in the vicinity Of
Homen, after a stay of nearly tire.
weeks in the city since undergoing al
operation for appendicitis. Leaving
Langdon she was a guest for part o
the week at the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. A. Seeley of Stilwell.
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