Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-05
Gordon g. Lamb always have
Cash for farm loans.


Cash for farm loans.
Sehulke talks holiday goods and
Christmas gifts i'll his great clearance
sale advertisement this week. Better
look over the Trade Palace display be-
fore buying
II your loan has run five years and is
now payable, call and see US, we will
make you renewal or a new loan that
you may pay at any time at cheapest
rates, ALERT & Winter.
Milton decided at a meeting of the
townsfolks to go ahead with it's creamery
project on the cooperative company
plan. 1t is expected that they will be-
gin making butter about June LIST.
DR.. AcLain, specialist, who during a
visit Of several weeks, has had Office
room with Dr.. Semple, finds that the
number of patients calling to consult him
will require his remaining here until the
18th inst.
A. Chase, with the Omaha, Neb., real
estate firm ofShimer g. C:uss, visited the
city Saturday. He is looking up North
Dakota real estate investments, but de-
cl1ned to be interviewed as to any know
ledge he might haye of the whereabouts
of Pat Grow.
Charlie A. Morton, farmer, merchants
and postmaster from the south-end of
Billings township, is preparing to close
out his interests and will return to Cass
county to again take charge of the seven
section fasm of his uncle, Col. G. A.
Morton, of Fargo.
Elem ng R. May and family leave here
this week to become residents of Churches
Ferry, at which place Mr.. May has lately
purchased fruit and confectionery bust
ness; in connection there is also restau-
rant. Friends OF the family here will be
glad from time to time to hear that
Fleming is meeting with success in his
new location.
Among the college athletes from Cav
aliep county that are gaining fame during
the present football season, is Jack Bid
lake, jr., who is playing half back with
the University of Minnesota. In game
last week at Chicago with the North
wester University he was retired on tho
casualty list with an injured knee before
the game closed. Minnesota won, how
ever, with score of 16 to 0.
R. S. Hourigan, of the pool room and
restaurant, sold out the first of the week
to Mike Lehman, until lately member
of the firm OF Lehman Bros. at Wales.
Mr. Hourigan leaves this week for visit
during the balance of tho winter with
relatives at Albany, N. Y. The new pro-
prietor can be recommended as capable
in every way of keeping the place up to
che high standard maintained under the
management of his predecessor, Mr..
Hourigan.
Tuesday afternoon about dusk seven
year old con of VIM. Ille~brun left the
| home of the family at Mt. Carmel for the
purpose of bringing the cattle to the barn
| for the night. The little fellow lost him.
self in the fog that settled down with
the approaching darkness, and wandered
| around until after ten o'clock, when he
! was taken in and cared for at the home
of Jos. He'll, having travelled at
! least - miles IN his wanderings. The
Illerbrun family missed the child shortly
before supper time and from that time
! on through the night the father and
neiRhbers were searching in vain, it being
feared that the little fellow would freeze
to death on the prairie. It was morning
before word reached the distracted fam.
lily that the boy had been safely housed
during the night. Both M. nlsrbrun
and his wife feel that thanks will lily re-.
pay the efforts pat forth during the night
by their nsighbors in helping them IN the
search.