Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-11-24
LOANS made upon farms at very
LOW RATES. See Atty. Richardson.

NI6tJ Will Lu0 OWouA6W Adutuy III VAoiI
farm near Milton
Attorney Doughty is moving this week
into the Wightman residence in the
south.side addition.
Hon. D. H. Mcmillan returns to-day
from Fargo, where ne has been attending
U. s. court for over a week.
Geo. Karr, one of the solid farmers of
western Cavalier, was down from Han
nah on Monday TO pay his taxes.
VIM. Pickering and wife start house,
keeping this week in the suite of rooms
over Mrs. Foshay's millinery store.
Leslie Bryan is back in Alderman
Orton's harness shop after rustlcating
for six weeks with the Welsh threshing
outfit.
J.J. Mahoney, president of the Lang
don Implement Co., returned Saturday
from business trip to the Twin Cities
and Chicago.
Mrs, Palmerlee, sister of Mesdames
Kessler, Laidlaw and Milne, arrived Fri
day from Pittsburg, Kan, and will spend
the winter here.
G. F. Prick, representing the Min
neapolis Journal, was here day or two
last week on soliciting and collection
trip for that paper.
Mrs. E. Dumphy, wife of Conductor
Dumphy, we'll known along this line,
spent few days in the city last week at
the home of Mrs. B. R. Click.
R. E. Truax went down to Fargo on
Saturdays train, where he commences
the delivery of the illustrated souvenir
of the North Dakota militia boys.
John r. Mears, the deputy U. s. Mar
shall, FROM Milton, was here again Satur-
day. Friend John has been more than
busy lately attending court at Fargo.
j. F. Ramage made trip over the new
Foston branch last week in search of
mortsaged property that had been snug
gled across into Minnesota by delln-
quent.
Prof. Kinks pupils now number in the
teens, and his class is steadily growing.
New pupils should begin at once and
take advantage of the systematic course
he offers.
Attorney W. j. Thompson made the
| ,>F frian Eoro 10 Of
Friday and looks as young and jolly as
if he hadn't been through a political
campaign at all.
Attorney Cleary is the latest addition
to Langdon's galxy of Blackstonian
disciples. For the present he has office
room with Attorney Mclean in the AL
lerJ- Winter block.
j. Blsenius is this week receiving a
visit from his sister, Mrs. Weis, of Chi
cago. NE lady has recently returned
from an extended trip to Germany and
other European points of interest
Dan Mcmillan is getting the credit of
placing the money in the Legislative fight
III Cavalier county. And he a servant of
tue government. What offensive part
saushlp Grand Forks PIaindealer
\. Schulke and little daughter, Elmer,
spent Friday up the line with Dresden
friends. By the way, Schulke had an
other birthday last week and one of the
mementos Of the day that he most highly
prizes came from his old lone across the
ocean in Germany.
Jack Smith and j. Holmes, a couple of
Park River boys were visiting friends in
the city on Friday. Both have farms in
the western part of the county and had
been out there holding them down for a
week. About year ago MIR. Smith was
here in the employ of the Citizens bank
for short time.
Co. Com'r H. Dunford and wife took
Tuesday IS train for Hannah to be present
at the wedding of Robert Mclean and
Miss Emma Adams. The wedding &C.
Cured yesterday afternoon and was one
of the most largely attended events of its
kind in the county. The groom is a
brother of Hon. Henry Mclean, the
newly elected state senator.
Tuesday evening the organization of a
literary aud debating society was enthu-
siastically taken hold of by the young
people of Langdon. The society chose
as It's officers: Chas. Crawford, president;
B. Erickson, secretary and Geo. G. Ell
ford, treasurer. It was decided that the
society meet at the school house every
two weeks, the first regular meeting be-
ing held on Saturday evening of this
week.
Fred Gilbert was taken down to James
town last Saturday as Il patient at the
state asylum for the insane. The all
ment III his instance has only exhibited
itself in I. mild form until lately and it
was at the request of friends that he was
sent to join the Cavalier county colony
| IF cranlxs at Jamestown He is the own.