Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-10-31
Gordon d Lamb always have
Cash for farm loans.

See Farrell & Burke for Farm Loans.
Money always on hand. See US before
making your loan.
Get your seats today for the concert
Saturday night and hear those local
favorites. the Ferguson Sisters.
Jas. G. Dickson and wife we're visiting
with relatives over at Crystal several
days of last week returning to the city
Monday.
Osnabrock's new M. e. church will be
a building 4Ox26 and have seating
capacity of 175 1t is to be ready for
occupancy about January LIST.
Revenue Inspector A. Cooley wss here
from the Forks on Monday and placed
his o. h., on Bradley's cigar factory and
other revenue producing industries in
the city.
Jeweler Siupkins, q practical watch
repairer and jeweler arrived Monday
from Chicago and will help in looking
after the trade that has been built up
here by A. O. Void.
Mrs. q. w. Clarke and family were
passengers Monday for Grand Forks
where Mrs. Clarke has rented furnish
ed suit of rooms IN the Metropolitan
block for the winter months.
Roswell S. Sayers, president of the
Farmers Trust Co.. of Chicago, was
among the eastern capitalists who visited
Langdon last week in the interest OF the
company's land holdings in this county.
Game Warden Meiklejohn, Chas.
Chisholm, Clerk OF Court Truax and
Isadore Dawson made an early start
Yesterday morning for the hunting
grounds along the shores of Lake Irvine
and Lake Alice, whore they will shoot
geese and live on air few days.
Fred j. Kelly, whose amateur work in
photography and musical proclivitiesas a
blower of horn in the Langdon band
commends him to our people is now re.
ported as having charge of the Cargill
elevator at Kempton, near Larimore. 1t
is hoped that his new departure may
prove high success.
Cavalier county friends will be interest
ed in learning that Senator john Bidlake,
formerly consul at Baranquilla, South
America, and now bonanza owner OF
asphalt mines on the other side of the
equator, is reported in New York-on
business-while the asphalt industry is
tied up on account OF the numerous revo-
lutions-down that way.
Geo. W. Smith and brother were in
from Weber attending the school land
sale. The boys are more than pleased
with the result of their three years farm.
ing operations in this county, especially
this years crop which brings them 1900
bushels of lax, besides other grains and
fodder, North Dakota farms are being
given splendid reputation in letters
the Smith boys are sending back to their
old homo in Indiana this fall.
Reports from the Wales bazaar; held
on Friday and Saturday OF last week
show that the affair was attended with
unusually satisfactory results. Finanoi-
ally it must have been even more SO,
$500 having been raised during the two
days. The young ladies watch contest
found Miss Kroetsch winner, the girls
contest for dress was won by Miss
Maggie Koehmstedt and little daughter
of Joe Fischer was awarded the doll
The Eastern Star ladies had very
enjoyable social session at the Masonic
hall on Tuesday evening which was a
strictly informal affair and enjoyed
immensely by the gentlemen acting as
escorts to the ladies attending. Elegant
refreshments were served and the bal
ance of the evening devoted to music and
soclability leaves the occasion one to be
remembered in the history of the order
The assemblage OF the Eastern Star
ladies and their visitors numbered at
least fifty.
DR.. H. j. Riesland, the celebrated eye
specialist, who has visited North Dakota
towns for the last fifteen years. wall be in
Langdon from November 9th to 18th
inclusive. The doctor is positively the
only man visiting any town in the North
west who can grind the most difficult
prescription glasses while you look Oh.
No matter what others advertise-come
and see for yourself. The doctor has
cured where all others have failed.
Glasses changed at small cost. Con-
eultation free.
Hon. Budd Reeve, the sage of Buxton,
whose fame by the way is not confined
to the boundaries OF North Dakota, gave
his friends in Lungdon call Monday
that stirred up early day "reminiscences.
Budd is travelling around the state intro