Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-11-14

A car of Ignite coal on car this
week. Sc. Is per ton. Langdon Wood
Yard.
w. H. Sbach spent yesterday in
the city from Dresden t%ransacting
business.
Miss Mary Thon is now filling
a position with the H. E. Close &
Co.. drug store.
j. D. Milne is now stated as salts
factorily convalescing after q bad
seige of the Spanish "fu."
Jas. G. Dickson has been confined
to his room since the early part of
the week with the prevailing malady.
Attorney w. A. Mcintyre was
here from Grand Forks in attendance
at the funeral of Mr.. Geo. Price last
Saturday.
Fred l.. Cher was a passenger
Monday returning from a business
trip of. part of the week in the
Twin Cities.
George Plain, the Milton furniture
dealer and undertaken was here
yesterday to take charge of the
:, funeral of H. E. Price.
H. o. Void ended a visit of
several weeks here with his brother,
DR.. A. o. Void, returning yesterday
to his home at Whitehall, Wis.
Your photograph in one of our
leather photo covers will make a
handsome Christmas gift for a soldier
or sailor friend The Opie Studio.
Christmas presents for soldiers at
the front must be sent at once. If
you do not know the rules governing
l this matter see A. O. Void Co.
jewelers..
, Donald McLauchlin's home north
of town had an invasion of the
3 Spanish flu last week that forced all
of them to capitulate, except the old
man himself.
Mrs. Frank Clodt, who has been
here from Barring, Mo-, for some
3 weeks visiting with her son, Joseph
Clolt, and other relatives of the
2 family left yesterday returning to
her home.
The Fred Kennedy family in South
{. Langdon and that of John Helm
d becker on the Dorval hill are both
down with nearly all of the members
of the household experiencing the
"fu' epidemic this w=ek.
Miss Tena Mcintosh, daughter Of
9 Mr.. Dan Mcintosh, of Hannah,
accompanied Rev. and Mrs. D.
Mathisen yesterday when they went
south to spend the winter at their
home in Mesila Park, New Mexico.
Mrs. Marion Kessler, who is
spending the winter in Fargo, it is
learned, is now slowly recovering
t from an attack of the prevailing cpl.
r demic of influenza, which for awhile
n was considered as being quite criti.
o cal for several days. 5
y Miss Young, representing the
Florence C%rittenden home at Fargo,
was here the early part of the week
e to see after the auditing of Cavalier
h county's allotment of the campaign
r drive for new buildings for the
home, left yesterday returning to
n Fargo.
e H. j. Reisland. the optical special
ist, wei. known for many years for
This superior ability in fitting eyes
n and grinding glasses here, will be at
}. the u. G.. T. Hotel in Langdon,
k December 18th to 10th, all day. See
y him if you need skilled, experienced
g 8 rvice.
i Among the out of town patients
e that doctors report as seriously ill
with influenza is Keith Hamilton,
9 son of MIR. and Mrs. Walker
Hamilton, east of town. Yesterday
he had a high temperature and
) considerable fever. having suffered
5 a relapse.
s Charles Folker of the D. C.
Mcdonald, hardware store. was
s temporarily in charge of the under
O taking business Of H. E. Price after
the latter was taken down with the
y influenza. Since his being taken
down with the malady this week Mr..
o Fred Watschke, Of the Home
d Implement Co., took charge of work
chat boI n ho 1opo