Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-06-14
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Frank Kelly left Monday TO spend the
summer at Madison, Wis.
Attorney Gibson was up from Milton
looking over court matters Saturday.
C.J. Kelly has the largest and most
up. to-date stock Of neokwear in the city.
B. Erickson is doing aland Office and real
estate loan business. Opposition not
withstanding.
Mrs. d. HI. Mcmillan leaves early next
week for couple of months visit with
Eastern Ontario friends.
Attorney Fahey and Cashier Brog-
hamer were in the city Tuesday IRON
Osnabrock between trains.
Assessor Thos. Prior OF Linden, COM
pleted his task and handed his books
over to Auditor Work on Tuesday.
Mrs. G. W. Lake and family went
north Saturday for few days visit
with friends in the western part OF the
county.
A Indie, of the enforcement league
came up on Saturday. train, but moth
ing new in his line has developed in
consequence.
Farmers are all wearing smiles since the
4 rains OF last week, consequently let us
hope that the prices will also come up
with the crop.
Thos. Beckett, who had rather an
interesting time while running thresh-
ing outfit here last fall, has been in town
again this week.
J.Mahon, j.. was acting chief of police
the fore part OF the week while C. H.
lMcDermott attended the fremans'
tournament at Larimore.
Several teams were in from Moscow yes
terday to haul out the lumber with which
to build the Mennonite church that Is
being put up there this summer.
The south end OF the county was
represented at the Fargo convention by
such prominent democrats as Hon. C..
w. Plain and Co. Com'r Geo. Weir.
f. Fisher at the close OF the fire
festival went from Fargo to Duluth and
from there takes a trip by the lakes to
Montreal At this time he expects to be
away until fall.
Langdon first nine OF ball players have
lately put Cigarmaker Harrison in the
box as pitcher and the boys seem to feel
more like playing ball than they have
done for some time.
Mrs. R. J. Hayes and grand daughter,
Miss Lucille Brestow, from Des Moines,
Ia, have made a pleasant stay OF a
week at the Wentworth home. They
return to Iowa tomorrow.
We have made arrangements for a
barrel OF money for farm loans. Terms
to suit the borrower, from six months
to ten years.. Rates from Z to 9 per
Mrs. T. E. Pierce is the guest OF her
folks, the Holton's during the fire tourna-
ment at Larimore. Before returning
will visit Lakota and attend the Chaut-
auqua returning in about a month.
L. Sullivan is somewhat better
able to be up a little each day. As soon
as he has the strength to stand the trip
he will probably take a course of treat
ment at the Hot Springs for his rheuma-
tic troubles.
Friday OF next week there is the social
| and concert at Wales and the event will
we'll repay drive up the line that
evening. The new Catholic church there
gets the benefit of the proceeds which
it is hoped will be quite generous.
Harvey johnson came in on Mondays
train and is visiting his sister, Mrs. ]. D.
McGruer, for few days. Mr.. johnson
has for number OF years has been depot
agent for the N. Pacific at Aissoula,
Mont, and is former Cavalier county
resident.