Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-07-25
Gordon & Lamb always have
Cash for farm loans.

Farrell & Burke will make your Loan
for you at the Lowest possible terms.
See us before making your loan else
where.
Frank Delling, of Milton is tho only
Cavalier county juror attending the
session Of U. s., court at Devils Lake
this week.
The opening of J. G. Cramond's new
hotel at Rugby last week, enjoyed the
distinction Of considerable favorable
newspaper comment.
A class in cookery has been organized
at Milton by Miss Gibson, who will be
remembered as conducting q similar
class here about year ago.
Joseph May, from Walhalla, attended
the opening Of court last week, visiting q
few days with his SON, Fleming R. May,
at Wales before returning home.
Two OF Co. Treasurer McGauvran's
little ones have been Ill with diphtheria
in mild form. This week they are
rapidly recovering and out of all danger.
Rev. Bortel, the NJ. E., pastor, is an
noanced to preach Sunday evening on
the topic of "High Incense vs.. Prohibit
tion." The subject ought to insure
big turn out.
Capt. Webster we'll known pioneer
from Pembina, also prominent in G. A.
r. circles, was here Monday arranging
for professional visit to this city of N.
Rubinowitz, graduate optician.
Owen Heating has bought out the
livery business Of David Irelans at
Walhalla. Another old Lapedon boy,
Frank Heating, has also located down
there lately and is engaged in butcher
ing.
According to advertisement, tho bids
Offering tenders for the building of
new Presbyterian charch will be opened
this afternoon at the Office Of Attorney
r. N. Dickson, the chairman of the
building committee.
The "head push" of the Osnabrock
Independent advertises it has eight per
cent money to loan on Cavalier county
real estate. This with recent enlarge
ments Of the paper indicate that things
are coming Editor Johnson's way in
good shape.
The new residence built by "Bllly"
McAllsn at Osnabreck stands good
show of being occupied at last. The
wedding of the owner last Wednesday
to Miss Susie Calder tells who the new
heusekeeper will be. We offer our
congratulations. :.
Max Burley went over to Langdon
Monday with tho full intention Of taking
in the Barry trial in every detail. He
hes never seen trial in operation in the
district court and thought this would
be, perhaps, the best kind of introduc-
tion.-Walhalla Mountaineer.
The K. of P, band is at WORK practic-
ing each evening in readiness for their
Winnipeg trip next week. Their leader
Prof. E. Moore is getting better after q
long siege of typhoid fever, but won't be
in shape to 20 along. However, the
vacancy is to be filled by player from
the Forks.
Cashier John Sbeehan and brother,
Prof. Thos. Sheehan, who were called to
the family home at Detroit, Mich,
recently by the dangerous illness Of their
mother, returned home yesterday. Mrs.
Sheehan ST., passed away the day
previous to their arrival at Detroit.
The family is we'll known here, as we'll
as in different parts Of Pembina county,
where much sympathy is felt for the
breaved. The funeral took place at the
former home of Mrs. Sheehan, in Ontario
and was attended by her sons.
At the meeting of the grand lodge
Knights of Pythias, held at Fargo last
week the delegates from upwards forty
lodges Of the order IN this state un.
unimouslY selected H. D. ALERT, of thif
city astheir choice for Grend Chancellor
the highest honor within the gift of the
grand lodge. For eight years past Mr.
ALERT has been one of the officers Of the
grand domain of North Dakota Phythians
retiring from the position of grand
keeper of records and seal three years
ago to accept the position Of grand vice
chancellor, and the Office to which he
was elected last fall completes the line
of recognition and advancement which
the order in this state has fully seen fl
| to confer on Langdon man.
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