Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-11-30
Farm Loans at low interest and
without commission.
B. Erickson.

81 b. ERICKSON. Be-
RSs
VIM. LAWN, OF the Mercer & LAWN
hardware store moves around with the
aid of crutches since he accidentally drop
ped an axe Oh his left foot Monday morn
ing.
w. j. Mooney left last week for his old
home at Watertown, Wis, where he will
visit his mother and sister, Miss Annie
Mooney, remaining there until after
Thanksgiving.
Mike Flynn, who for several seasons
past has operated threshing rig in this
county, left Tuesday for West Superior,
Wis, to spend the winter. He expects
to return in the spring.
Miss Hazel Russell came up from FIRE.
mont with her father this week and will
attend school here this winter with a
view to being able % secure teachers
certificate by the close of the spring term
John Tarrud, the insane patient taken
down from this county to the jamestown
| asylum few weeks ago for treatment
died on Wednesday of last week and
was brought to his home at Milton for
burial, the funeral taking place on
Friday.
N. F. Charter has during the week
bought of Jos. Massoz the building and
and lots occupied by his Hub Restaurant
The purchase price is $1,000 and in the
spring "Poley" intends making number
of improvements on his newly acquired
property.
Attorney Gibson came up from Milton
and won case in Judge Barcelo's court
Monday. The parties we're B. Code and
VIM. Love, the plaintiff seeking to re-
cover on promlssory note given by de-
fendant. judgement WAS given for the
plaintiff. .
Sheriff John L. Robertson brought his
threshing outfit in from the southwestern
part of the county last Thursday after
noon having closed up the season with a
record of forty-one days work, during
which time he has threshed over 10000
bushels of grain, the greater part Of
course being wheat
Customs Collector McConnachie of
Elkwood drove in yesterday with his
family, who go down the line for q
Thanksgiving visit with friends at
Inkster. Mr.. McConnachie expects
that at an early date the department
will transfer him to some other point as
there will be two or three vacancies
shortly.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
hold sale of fancy work at the Donovan
Hall on Wednesday, December 6. The
sale begins at one O'Clock in the after
noon and continues during the evening.
At $50 fine New England supper will
be served IN the Hall, continuing until
the close. Every arrangement is being
made for the entertainment ard comfort
of all comers.
Miss Hanna Maud Roney, OF Hamll-
ton, who has often visited with friends
and relatives here, and IS neice of Alex.
Roney, one of the prominent Loan town,
ship farmers, was married last week at
the family home to w. II. Hassing editor
of the Hamilton X-Rays. The bride has
number of Lanedon friends who JOIN
in wishing her all due happiness and
long life.
Mr.. Frank K@hnstedt. father of A. 1.
Kmhmstedt, proprietor Of this paper,
died on Sunday the 10Th inst. at his
home in Neustadt, Ont, Deceased was
in his 18th year leaves q widow and one
son and two daughters athome to mourn.
Four other sons, Laurence NJ. K0ehm.
stedt, Chae. Koehmstedt, 8. I. Koehm-
stsdt, and A. III. Kmhmstedt are also
residents Of this county.
j Foa RENT: stable with plenty o
room for one To- m, with hay loft over
lhead. Rent reasonable. Apply to
JosEPH KYNcn, Langdon, N. D.,