Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-11-14
Gordon d Lamb always have
Cash for farm loans.

Cash for farm loans.
w. T. Reilly was here in company with
other Miltonians attending court Satur-
day.
See Farrell g. Burke for Farm Loans.
Money always on hand. See US before
making your loan. ..
$500 for anything but long stripped
Havana" found in Ferris & CGrady's
"Refund'' Sc cigar.
Norman Mcdonald is back at his old
Job in the City Meat Market with his
former partner, Theodore Hankey.
The MoPhee company make Langdon
their annual visit on Saturday evening,
tho 23rd, whom they play the "The Two
Orphans"
Hon. o. T. Axvig shook hands with
a number of Langdon friends last Satur-
day. Ole is as popular as ever with the
boys up hero.
H. j. Mathieson and wife spent part of
the week attending the fair, and were
visitors Of the Tlummerfelt's ana other
friends while IN the city.
There is to be rattle and turkey shoot
tomorrow, Friday, at the Adam Witzel
farm of Mt. Carmel. Those who 60 out
there are assured an enjoyable time.
"a Burning Question" Was it Samp-
son or Sch!ey who touched off Havana?
Settle it by lighting Junius Bru.
tus 10c cigar and burn Havana yourself
Miss Mamie Milne, who has taught
the Murie school in north Harvey the
past summer, leaves today to visit dur
ing the winter months with her parents
at Louise, Ont.
A. 81 Decks is up from the Forks
again for visit OF some length on his
West Perry farm, where his family are
residing until the professor makes proof
on the same next month.
Attorney ]. H. Bosard, who since the
removal of Lindlie, has been acting Sec
rotary OF the state enforcement league,
was one of the visiting attorneys in the
city part of last week attending court.
Geo. w. Balsdon spent few hours in
the city Tuesday, returning to his home
near Osnabrock from two weeks visit
with relatives out west. He conten-
plates going to Cavalier for the winter
months.
Mes. o. G. Wentworth, who has been
visiting at the home of Mrs. Smith, sr.,
several week, was rendered a pleasing
farewell reception Tuesday evening, in
which number Of her friends of years
ago We'd with the hostess in making the
evening one long to, be remembered by
all.
ohn McLecd east of town has adver-
tieed this week an auction sale OF bis
farm stock and machinery for the Goth
inst. The list contains both thorough
bred horses and stock, also full
line of farm machinery. as we'll as II
foot binder. The sale takes place at the
Mcleod farm, P. McHugh officiating as
auctioneer.
Be sure that you read over in another
column the notice of an auction sale of
fine live stock to be sold under tho ham
mer in this city on Saturday, Nov. 23rd,
by Auctioneer P. McHugh. The feature
of the sale will be large number of
Shorthorn cattle from the stock farm of
j. Ii. Williamson, of Stillwell. Look out
for the bills and he sure and attend the
sale.
u. M. Oakland, former resident OF
the southwestern part of this county.
who removed two years ago with his
brother, E. s. Oakland, to the state Of
Oregon, was pleasant caller Tuesday,
Since harvesting opened he has beer here
looking after their combined interests
aud expects to leave this week for his
present abode, Bay View, Ore, where be
has lately received the appointment oil
postmaster Since moving out to Ore
gon Mr.. Oakland and his brother have
gone largely into stock raising, and We
are glad to hear are making . success
of it.
= The office of County Judge Dorval was
. the scene OF two weddings Monday after
noon between the arrival of the Door
= tram and the departure Of the south
bound passenger in the afternoon. Th'
affairs were in no way of the nature OF
double wedding, the parties coming from
opposite parts of the county. The frs
couple to arrive and ask for the issuance
of certificate and request the service
! of the genial Judge to tie the knot wer