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

Cash for farm loans.
!: DR.. q. I. Donovan's fine home on the
corner Of Fifth street is being improved
IN appearance by coat OF paint this
week.
\ Col. Dick Waterford and his brother,
Jas. Wskeford, have lately added farm
machinery to their line of industries at
Osnabrock.
Private Secretary Fred bennett has
returned with Senator Hansbrough to
North Dakota. He reached his home OF
Milton last week.
Hon: D. J. Laxdal,:who leads in all
that pertains to the national game down
at Cavalier, drove up Monday to see the
the locals play with Fargo.
H. D. ALERT returned Sunday from
Devils Lake with his family, where the
latter have been in camp since the OPEN
ing of the Qhautauqua assembly.
The City Bakery is always busy.
When customer has once bought a
loaf Of bread there they will never go
anywhere else, Fresh bread every dsy.
| Mr.. and Mrs. P. McHuRh and son;
Rod, started Monday for a visit east,
during which they will spend some time
taking in the sights at the Pan-Amarican
exposition.
Mrs. and Mrs. Jas. Donnie numbered
among the visitors in the city yesterday
coming up to help the Grand Forks ball
team win game from our boys-but
they had to play ball.
Walter Vosper, until lately engaged in
the grocery business at Neohe has closed
out there and will re-engage in the
general mercantile line at Wales, expect
ing to open up about August 1st.
! The infant son of ]. B. Radford and
wife of stilwell, died early yesterday
morning after . lingering illness Of
several weeks. The funeral is being held
this afternoon by Rev. 7. d. Robertson.
Surveyor Darling and wife are home
from visit Of several weeks with South
ern Minnesota friends. The cross
country drive, occupying ten. days, gave
them good opportunity to observe crop
conditions along the route.
A thirteen pound young daughter, born
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Barlow, at Han
nah on the 18th, takes the lead in heavy
weights among the new arrivals noted
lately. What's the matter with Hannah?
IShe's all right! By the way, SO is our old
friend George.
i Hon. O. w. Plain is having construct
ed on his home farm, near Milton, an i'm
mense stock barn, the dimension of
which are 5Ox116 and 36x7O with 16feet
studding. When finished it will rank
among the finest barn buildings in the
north end of the state.
Rob't Fleming was down from Dres-
den at Saturdays ball game. Himself
and family having just returned from an
outing at Chautauqua, where q reunion
of members of the Fleming family oc-
Cured, after separation in some instan-
ces Of twenty years length.
J.H. Mccullough still retains an in.
terest in the Devils Lake & Chautauqua
+ short line of railroad, that he built q
? year ago. The success of the enterprise
has been such this summer that next
year he intends assuming entire control
and operating the road himself.
= Next Monday is the day set for open
ing the bids of contractors looking TO,
tho job of building the Masonic Hall
Tho plans call for structure that viii
j prove both land mark to the progress
made by the order and will at the same
time be substantial improvement te
city property.
n Governor White has appointed NJ. G.
4 Burke, Of Valley City, O. H. Bell, o.
Oakes and Joseph Wickerts, of Devill
Lake. as the new barber's examining
q board, under the law which took effec
4 July L. Judge Burke is the father o
4 the barber bill and his appointment is
D fitting recognition Of the fact.
81 Langdon campers at the Devils LAX
8 Chautauqua assembly are all homo
q The ALERT and Winter families drov
8 over Sunday, followed on Monday b.
a the Hodgins' and Mrs. w. B. Dickson
II family, the latter coming around b.
81 train. Several other parties broke CAM
3 and returned home during the preyiou
e week, all reporting good time.
We have $4,000 on hand to loan on
farm lands at low rates and easy
terms. Call and see us before MAX
Il n mo your loan Su,iafantinn nnaran