Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-11-21
Gordon a. Lamb always have
Cash for farm loans.

Gordon a. Lamb always have
Cash for farm loans.
See Farrell & Burke for Farm Loans.
Money always on hand. See US before
making your loan.
$500 for anything but long stripped
Havana" found in Ferris & O'Grady's
"Refund" Sc cigar.
Miss Ethel Smith, daughter of A. Il.
Smith, living north of town has accepted
a olerkship in the Chicago Store. 4
You don't want to forget to attend the
auction sale Of J. Il. Williamson's
thoroughbred and high grade Shorthorn
cattle to be held here In Langdon next
Saturday. See advertisement on another
page. .
II you are troubled with chronic head
ache your physician cannot help you.
Nine chances out of ten it is due to re.
fractional error of sight, and pair of
glasses fitted by Optician A. o. Void will
remove the cause and cure your head
ache permanently.
Optcian A. O. Void has new change
Of advertisement on the top corner of the
local page for this week. Years of ex-
perience and local results show that he
is more competent to meet the needs of
the public than the travelling eye doctors
that occasionally visit here
Mrs. 8. T. Scott presented her hus-
band with a son Of the regulation weight
Monday morning, but the calling away
of the proud father to Hannah the next
day, to temporarily preside over the des-
TIMES of the Moon, has so far barely al
lowed of their having formed speaking
acquaintance.
Nick Yoet, one of Cavalier county's
old time farmers from the Beaulieu coun-
try, who for three years past has spent
the winters in California, was 10 the city
yesterday and says that his section of
land down there has yielded one Of the
best crops harvested since he first set
tied back in 1882.
The MeDougall family, living three
miles west OF town are haylng bad
siege of fever. During the few past
weeks Dan McDougall, the eldest SOD,
has been near deaths door while it's VIC
tim and now, as he is getting better, the
rest of the family are being taken down
sick with the same malady.
Rev. Breasted, superintendent of the
Childrens' Home at Fargo, was visitor
in the city day or two last week, and
while here found home for fifteen-year
old girl, who lately came under the
!. guardianship Of the association. Within
the past five years quite number Of
orphans have been adopted by families
of Langdon and vicinity.
Plummer u McNiven express them
selves as being highly pleased with the
number of visitors attracted to their store
the past week by the steel range cooking
exhibit, during which they served coffee
and hot biscuits to all corners. The fes-
ture of the weeks exhibit that affords to
them the most satisfaction Is the fact
that they have since sold over twenty-five
of those famous Majestic ranges.
II Great interest is being manifested in
the coming of Mr.. Sanford Dodge, in his
magnificent revival of "Virginius." He
is supported by a company of unusual
excellence. Special scenery and elegant
new costumes make this production
which should appreciated by everyone.
Donovan Hall, Tuesday evening Goth.
Seat sale commences Wednesday, Nov.
18th, at Donovan's drug store.
Tuesday of next week Auctioneer T.
McHugh conducts sale of stock and
farm machinery at the farm of John
Mcleod, seven miles east or town. The
sale includes thoroughbred horses and
cattle and is likely to be we'll attended,
the demand tor good, stock being quite
strong ut this time of the year. An ad.
vertisement on the last page gives list
of what will be disposed of at the sale
/ On Thanksgiving night the local lodge
, knights of Pythias give their annual
! ball at the Donovan Hall. The affai,
, will be managed by the knights with all
the careful arrangement as to detail thai
IN the past has given these functions 6
name among the people of this city and
the surrounding country. The mueit
: will be furnished by local orchestral tai
: ant with Prof A. H Decks in the leader
:. ship. It will be one of the leading so
cial events at tire winter and doubtless
> largely attended.