Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-11-28
Gordon ALamb always have
Cash for farm loans.

Cash for farm loans.
IT your loan has run five years and is
now payable, call and see US, we will
make you renewal or new loan that
you may pay at any time at cheapest
rates, ALERT & Winter.
More Linden township farmers are
heading for Lake Winnipegosis, Man.,
Among those whose approaching de-
parture is mentioned in the Moon We note
Bob Smith, Chas. G,llis and E. Bickle.
Last weeks Moon doomed up on sehed-
ule time, bright and iridesceDt with
pointed items of gossip and news from
the No. 2 crsyon Of that connoisseur Of
newspaper work, Sam T. Scott of this
city.
DR.. Della P. Jameson was in the city
Friday closing up business interests at
Osnabrock preparatory to leaving for
Oklahoma, where she is considering the
advisability of locating, for the practice
of her profession.
The manag ement Of the Donovan Hall
has the Oriental production of "A Thou
sand Miles on Cancels Back" booked
for tomorrow, Friday evening. The en-
tertainment is advertised to be given by
Philippe Fontaine and company.
Flax thieves broke into the grsnary of
T. y. Thompson. twelve miles south of
Osnabrook last week and got away with
two loads, amounting to about 100 BUSH
els. Mr.. Thompson and his neighbors
are after the guilty party and offer 800
for evidence leading to conviction.
A few days ago gyain thieves under
took to grade some wheat which was in
jured by fire when Ed McNeill had his
large granary burnt down about six
week ago. The rascals evidently know
smokey wheat when they smell it and left
the remnant of Eds fine 5000 bushel
crop for shipment to parties east.
The DEMOCRAT is to-day making an en-
deavor to partly observe Thanksgiving,
and at the same time give readers of the
paper as near all the news as possible.
If anything appears lacking charge it up
to the turkey and trimmings. Thanks
giving coming on publication day
doesn't give the printer the same kind
OF show as OF the rest of folks.
E. Brinner, living south OF town six
miles, lost his heme and household be-
longings by fire at about daylight on the
9th inst. The family awoke to find
themselves surrounded by flames and
smoke and had no time to look after any.
thing, but their own safety. The stove
pipe is supposed to nave started fire
that had been smoulderlng in the rool
dunng the night.
Judge Dorval's services we're again
called into rsquisition this week to pre-
side in the function Of administrator o.
martial vows. The groom came from
Edmore, over in Nelson county, anG
married young lady from the Sope
neighborhood, The ceremony occurred
Monday afternoon, which according tt
the number of licenses issued, mus
have been one Of the genial judges bus!
days.
From the Milton Globe it is Learned
that some of the farmers in that part o
the county have already begun to har
row their plowed fields and will make a,
experiment of sowing wheat during tn,
early part of the coming month, bellev
ing that after that date there will be u,
warmth in the ground sufficient Il
sproat the seed before spring, when i
will be there ready for an early start
The result will be watched with interes
by farmers all over the northern part o
the state.
The Fargo Forum traveller" who il
Col. 8. I. Osmund, spent day in Han
nah not long ago, collecting subscrip
lions from local readers and exchanging
small talk with those he chanced I.
meet. Among other things that appear
in The columns Of that paper IS result
OF bis visit is IN item that says, "Haa
nah 10 growing town. ana with . fev
more fruitful crops It will DO u place o
some importance" We should thinl
there rsmslos something for the Forum
traveller" to explain when next he pay
his respects to the town Vt the snd Of TIL
line