Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-08-15
Gordon g. Lamb always have
Cash for farm loans.


Gordon & Lamb always have
Cash for farm loans.
Reduced prices on hose, betting ana
engine supplies at Dedrick's corner hard
ware.
George Persons returned last week
from Minnesota and will remain until
after harvest.
Dan McGruer came down from Hannah
on Saturday afternoon to help the rootere
in the bali game with Milton.
The Cargill elevator, of which J. j.
Souoh is the local buyer, is being en-.
larged to capacity Of $4,000 bushels
Fred Davis, manager Of the Boyd store
at Hannah and one of the best trade
hustlers of the end town, spent port OF
Monday hare.
Mrs. Gordon, mother of Attorney
Gordon arrived last week from her
Penbina count home for weeks visit
with her son.
A. Reid will resume his position with
the Trade Palace this week, returning
from two months vacation enjoyed on
the coast of Labrador.
Much lumber is being hauled out this
week by farmers who are building
granary's to take care of the big crops
now ready to be harvested.
Jno. A. Mckay came in from the west
last week and has been engaged temper
arily at the Langdon Pharmacy during
the absence Of Druggist Reilly.
j. G. Stable and nephew, F. j. Sieh,
were passengers to-day for Minneapolis.
Mr.. Stable will visit awhile with his folks
in Iowa before returning to the city.
A. I. Vessey has lately been installed
in the grocery department at Schulke's
Trade Palace, which is dong On unusu-
ally large stroke of business at this time
Of the year.
Mrs. E. J. Evans, who has been visit
ing several weeks with her mother in
Minnesota, returned home Thursday.
Her health has been greatly benefited by
the rest and change.
F. A. Plummer, engaged as wheat
buyer at Ostrander, Nina, since leaving
here four years ago is again back in the
state and will have charge of an elevator
at Orr during the season.
John Ryan, cousin of Druggist Ed.
Reilly, is out here from Walkertop,
Oat., and will spend part of the summer
looking over the country with view to
making North Dakota his future home.
Editor johnson has been frequent
visitor at court during the week in the
interests Of his Osnabrock paper. He
has in preparation special illustrated
edition of the Independent that will be
issued in about month.
II. Chevalisr disposed of his hotel
property at Bathgate last week to 3. De-
mulin. Landlord Chevalier has been
identified with the business interests Of
Batheate :tor twenty years and is quite
widely known among the pioneer resi-
dents of this county.
Col. J.T. Duffy who has been meet.
ing with great success as one of Wal
halla's trade hustlers since retiring from
the custom service of Uncle Sam took
in the legal flights of oratory at theBarry
case this week and paid short visits with
his Langdon friends.
A. o. Void and bride, nee Miss
Josephine Thorson, were welcomed home
on Tuesdays noon train. Quite crowd
being at the depot to meet them and
tender congratulations on the happy
event that occurred at the Wisconsin
home Of the bride week ego. For the
present Mr.. and Mrs. Weld are domiciled
in the suit of rooms over the Langdon
Pharmacy.
AS the result of runaway last Sunday
Liveryman Tough loses one of his best
drivers, has new buggy that is smashed
into kindling wood and another horse
that received injuries from q barb wire
fence that are likely to bring to a clcss
Its career of usefulness in a livery stable.
The team and buggy were taken out
south Saturday evening by parties going
to dance. The accident happened on
the way home.
William Simons had close call Satur-
day afternoon during the severe storm