Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-08-31
Additional Local Items

Miss Marie Kelner, b%ookkeeper
with the Boyd department store, took
Fridays train for, q visit of a week
with friends at Park River and in
Grand Forks.
Mrs. j. L. Robertson was a return
ing passenger yesterday from Rey-
nolds, where she had visited part of
the week at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Brothvode.
The funeral was held Sunday after
noon, interment taking place in CAL
vary cemetery following a short SER
vice at St. Alphonsus church, of the
infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Riewer,
which has been quite sickly since its
birth.
Thos. Qualley, who left the Spell
Imam drug store about a year ago to
fill a similar position in Montana will
return to this state shortly to assist
H. L. Francis in the management of
his drug stores at Wales and Osna.
brock.
MIR. and Mrs. G. Johnson were
here a part of last week from their
home east of Milton making a few
days visit with their son, Attorney P.
G. Johnson whose general health has
not been quite up to the usual stand
ard lately.
1t is learned from a local item in
the Nekoma News that Victor Koehm.
stedt and A. E. Borho will build a
livery barn and operate an auto and
team livery business at that place
this fall. They also purpose operat-
ing a feed barn in connection.
The first motor truck to be installed
by a Langdon firm will be put into
commission during the coming week
by M. O. Strom for the handling of
the business of the BartIes-Northern
Oil Co., for whom he takes charge
of their Langdon delivery station.
Miss Lorraine Koehmstedt was
among those taking their departure
from Langdon OF Fridays afternoon
train. During an absence from home
of at least a couple of months she
will visit with a number of relatives
and friends at points between here
and the Pacific coast.
Judge H. E. Dorval and wife auto.
ed to Rolla last Thursday and were
among the more intimate out of town
friends to attend the funeral of the
late Mr.. Adolph LeBrun, a wealthy
retired merchant at Rolla, who had
quite an extensive acquaintance here
and at Olga with those who first To-
Gated in Cavalier and adjoining north
ern counties of North Dakota in the
early days.
Mrs. George NJ. Price and sons,
George and Robert, returned home on
Saturday afternoon from their visit of
a couple of weeks in Winnipeg at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. D. McKenty,
the former being Mrs. Prices broth
er. The trip both going and coming
was made by automobile. DR.. and
Mrs. Mckenty accompanied the Prices
on their return the latter remaining
here for a weeks visit.
B. Erickson, who is spending part
of the fall looking after his business
interests in Langdon and farm pro-
perty over the county, was joined on
Friday by Mrs. Erickson, who came
north with him from their home at
San Antonio, Texas. She has been
making a visit with Grafton friends
for a couple of weeks, but will re.
main here with Mr.. Erickson, until
they return to their home in the
south.
On Saturday morning a four-horse
team hauled to Walhalla the two anc
one-half ton dynamo that until recent.
] ly was a part of the electrical outfit
of the Langdon Light and Heat Com.
pany's plant in this city. I The light
plant at Walhalla was practically q
total loss in the fire of last week wher
that town suffered a loss of $50, 600.
The dynamo they obtained here from
> Manager Finerty is one taken OUT t.
make room for a more powerful piec,
of machinery.
For earache, toothache, pains, burn
, scalds, sore throat, try DR.. Thomas