Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-07-18

V1slGlUB Ill tuo cAIJ 6eVoEaA uays Aaeo "oon
Gordon g. Lamb always have
Cash for farm loans.
Lightning killed q valuable Percheror
mare in the pasture on F. j. Hodgins
farm, during the heavy electrical storm
of last Friday night.
Others come and go but we are here tx
stay with fresh bread daily, ALEC fancy
pastry of all kinds at the City Bakery
Joseph Little, proprietor.
II. D. ALERT, George Barcelo and F
Moran, are at Fargo this week as dele
gates attending the grand lodge sessions
of the knights of Pythias order.
At the annual meeting and election Of
officers of the North Dakota Chautauque
association last week II. D. ALERT waf
elected one Of the board of directors.
IL. Sullivan's two story brick resi-
dence, in course of construction on the
corner of Sixth and Spruce streets, will
be one of the most attractive in town.
The general mercantile firm OF
Mathisen & Speckmann at Dresden have
dissolved partnership. In the future the
business will be carried on by H. j.
Mathiesen.
Real estate is booming in western
Cavalier county. Leslie A. Mccullough
sold six fine quarters at Hannah last
week. The heavy demand is created by
the excellent crop prospect.
Editor Fred l.. johnson was in town
Saturday and received compliments on
the improvements noticeable in the Inde'
pendent over Osnabrock's former news
newspaper venture, the Cycle.
Jabe Souch: The game played by the
"kids" at Milton this week was one of
the finest witnessed this season. I am
arranging for one or two more games for
the boys before the season closes.
IL you have. or think you have, any kick
coming against the Great Northern the
right time to register il is on Monday,
August LIST when the state railroad com.
missloners make their annual trip OF
inspection.
Hannah's lone legal light, Guy L.
Whittemore, has pulled up stakes and
moved west to Rugby junction. There
is certainly good opening at the end
town for some live up.to-date young
attorney atlaw.
Nick Hayes, Judge Cleary, F. w. Nc.
Lean, T. B. Hankey and N. F. Charter
accompanied Manager Champine and his
league team of ball players on trip tc
Devils Lake and intermediate points this
week. They returned home yesterday
The management of the Winnipeg
Fair are anxious that all trap shots who
may take part in that tournament should
realize that they will be looked vel
after from the time they reach that cit,
until they depart. Their guns anc
ammunition will also be looked after
and the two Winnipeg gun clubs will d.
their best to make the visitors feel a
home.
w. J. Mooney arrived home Monday
from the east among other points visited
being the Pan-American exposition u
Buffalo, N. Y. The North Dakota ex
hibit he says is we'll worth the mono,
expended by the state and as means o
attracting immigration and Investors Il
likely to prove an investment upon which
the people will realize largely in the fu
uture. The heat has been intense dowr
there during the entire time O
of his stay and many people are deferrinl
their visit Buffalo's big show until. aftel
the hot weather.
An event of considerable interest tina
occurred Monday afternoon was tho
Wedding of Miss Martha Schroeder anc
Mr.. Fred BHlsdon, both of whom repre-
sent the best known families of Loan
township and pioneers OF that neighbor
hood. The wedding took place at the
home of the brides parents, Deing,con
Quoted by Rev. W. H. Wettlaufer, pastor
Of the German Evangelical church O
that settlement. During the ceremony
the couple were supported by Amos
Schroeder, brother of the bride and Miss
Annie Karter, of Cavalier. The numbe,
of guests present to witness the ceremon,
exceeded $50 and pleasant afternoon
followed. :.
We have $4,000 on hand to loan on