Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-11-07
Gordon a. Lamb always have
Cash for farm loans.

the week.
See Farrell & Burke for Farm Loans.
Money always on hand. See US before
making your loan.
Mrs. Robt. Falconer, of South Lang
don is reported as recovering from her
illness Of a couple of weeks ago.
Dan McDoueall is now csnvalescent
from his recent attack of typhoid fever.
For some time hls condition was con-
sidered extremely critical.
Look over the new advertisements in
the "Want Column" this week. Among
other things jobs are offered two
teachers, also snap in farm land.
The pioneer hardware dealers, Mercer
& LAWN, are to the forefront with new
fall announcement this week. Reliable
goods at living prices is their motto.
RIA. Shaw and family are moving
this week from present quarters over the
Ct. Northern depot to their new home
lately purchased on Fourth street.
G. E. Persons, lately from Estherville,
Iowa, has secured Office rooms for his
real estate business on Third street, one
door south of Attorney Gordon & Lambs
Sheriff Pinkertou: Will you kindly
say in your next issue that on Monday,
November 18th we begin the collection
of delinquent personal property taxes by
dlst1aint.
Harry Bidlake while in the city Mon
day stated that his brother. Col. John
Bldlake, Was not likely to visit North Da-
dota relatives this trip before returning
to South America, being afraid of the ex.
treme climatic change affecting his
health.
An item from Elkwood this week asks
that attention be directed to the fact that
the ladies' of the Presbyterian church
hold their annual entertainment and box
social on the evening OF November goth.
They also wish it to be understood that q
MUSICAL and literary program Is bsing
prepared. Everything is being done by
the good folks of that place to give all
good time.
Some Niltonian with a bad attack OF
Winding other peoples business wrote
an anonymous letter to Marshal John
Swanlaw the other day containing the
full intelligence that gambling houses
exist down there John don't take any
stock in undersigned letters but tells
the Globe that il the informant will
come out of the woods and point out
where these infractions of the law are to
b. found he will do his full duty.
ST.. Osmond, travelling solicitor fol-
that greatest of all North Dakota daily
papers, the Fargo Forum, called upon
the local readers last Friday. Follow
ing the usual custom his visit wat
followed by a write.up in the columns Of
that paper which shows that Cavalier
county and Langdon in particular, ii
strictly on the map, wherever the Forum
goes. It has as big list as any dali,
read in Langdon. May it ever be thus.
Next Fridey nights attraction at the
Donovan Hall will be the appearance
here of Captain S. Alberti, the noted lee
turer, who comes under the auspices O.
Lebanon lodge, A. r. & A. NJ, anc
lectures upon "Russia and the Thrilling
Experiences of an Exile in Siberia" The
subject is illustrated by over $50 views
and the lecturer narrates his own actua
experience as Russian subject exlled IL
Siberia. 1t certainly promises to be ont
of the most interesting attractions to b
brought here this season.
The many friends around Elkwood ane
throughout the northern part OF thu
county are this week congratulatlng vii
liam Thorn and Miss Edith McGinnis OF
their marriage which occurred last even
ing at the home of the brides parents
Rev. Mcmillan, the Presbyterian paste
officiating. Elaborate arrangements wer
made for the ceremony and quite part!
: of their young friends in town went GU
; to take a hand in the festivities. Th'
DEMOCRAT joins in extending we'll wlshe'
for their future happiness.
Monday evenings regular session OF sh'
city council, after the routine business
had been disposed of was mainly devoted
to discussing tho street lighting question
Much dissatisfaction has lately been ex
pressed by citizens not located on thu
main street as to the unfairness OF thu
service now furnished. The council wa
| waited on by John Nahon and othe
citizens who urged the abandoning o
! the present arc light system and the dis
, tribution of incandeacent lights through
l ont the residence portion of the city
1t is claimed that for the amount nov
, expended in arc lights on Third stree
upwards 80 incandescent lights OF 81 C
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