Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-19
Gordon d Lamb always have
Cash for farm loans.

Gordon d Lamb always have
Cash for farm loans.
Ityour 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.
The top notch in the sale Of excursion
tickets was reached yesterday when
Agent Shaw started twenty parties from
Langdon for different points in Eastern
Canada to spend the holidays.
Tho Pacific Hotel at Milton has bsen
leased by Landlord Peterson to John
Burroughs, who comes from Grafton,
though for some time back land owner
in the southwestern part OF this county.
Hon. G. w. Pls,n Of Milton added
three more quarter sections to his Cava-
lisr county land holdings this week. con-
sistiuR of the finely improved farm Of
jas. Gun, located in the south west COR
nsr OF Loan township.
Walt Cushing 10 now looking after the
North Dakota field of the Minneapolis
Tribune His labors on behalf ct the
state at tho Pan-Amsrioan justify the
belief tAst in state matters the Tribune
may be looked to for some real live topics
-nolitioal and otherwise,
Dan. r. Braun, the allround printer
With the Cavalier Go. Republican, Is
leaving this week for st. Paul. Dan has
relinquished his homestead cut west at a
figure that nets him good returns, and
returns TO his old ''sit" ia the job rooms
Of the Pioneer Press company.
B. B. Hourigan, who sold out the bill
lizard hall and restaurant to NJ Lehman,
returned Monday from two weeks trip
Albany, N. Y. Everything back in York
state he pronounces as moving" but
not fast enough for one who has
lived in the west as long as he has.
Capt. Frank r. Ross returned Friday
from Fargo, whore hs represented Co. E.
at state militia meeting. Without OK.
ception all companies of the 1th Reg't.
North Dakota National Guards were
represented. Hereafter the militia boys
expect to have an up-to, date equipment
aud annual encampmsnt.
A. 8. Dodge was passenger Monday
for Niagara Falls, Ont, taking With him
the remains Of his wife. They were tenn
porarily buried in the Langdon cemetery
at the time Of her demise last summer,
but will find final resting place 1t the
old family home. Mr.. Dodge is undecid
I'd a. to whether he will again return to
Dakota.
Looks as if Soaris, the new railroad
town in Bottieau county, is proving to 10
the Mecca for quite colony Of old Mil
ton residents. The latest addition is
Otto 81. Lemen, until recently foreman Of
'he Milton Globe, who launches the
Seuzis Republican in section of the
state that should prove to be ovesfowing
with final proof notices, and other money
making side lines Of country weekly.
Register of Deeds Rylance returned
last week from Cando, where he was
called with the of1sial records of his
Office, to give evidence in case of dis.
posing of mortgaged property Ill district
SQUIRT. The defendant is stated to be a
farmer residing in Trier township. Re-
eister Rylance says of Cando that he
finds it TO be one of tie busy places of
the western part of the state, and that it
is growing SO rapidly that one would
hardly recognize it after few years Ab-
sence. Judge Cowan III holding term
of cour, over there, and when Mr.. Ry-
lance left it was expected to continue
from ten days to two weeks longer.
| Among the cases disposed of IN district
court during the week was the appeal
taken from Judge Dorval's decision in
county court at the time of hearing the
remonstrance of ID. Salter and othere to
the petition for permit by Druggist N .
e. MoGruer. This hearing was bad las,
spring, and besides being lengthy attract
ed considerable attention ct the time.
Judge Dorval held that the grounds
taken by those opposing the petition were
insufficient and granted tho permit.
An appeal was taken and JudgeKnee.
shaw upheld she ruling made in the
county court. This ought TO satisfy all
Of the fairness and good judgment shown
in the case by Judge Dorva ut tho t,me
OF tine hearing.