Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-10-09
Gordon d Lamb always have
Cash for farm loans.

George Plain was q Langdon visitor
from Milton over Sunday and renewed
the acquaintance OF old friends.
Attorney Erickson returned yesterday
from Grand Forks, where he hos been
transacting business for over q week.
Miss Maggie Lang, of Toronto, Ont,
is visiting for few weeks with Mrs. A.
Schulke and other friends OF Langdon
and vicinity.
Friends OF Jno. S. Gogin are rendering
congratulations this week on the occasion
OF the arrival at their home Sunday
morning OF little baby girl.
MlssAmy Grand since closing her school
in the Mazda district recently has ac-
copied a position as bookkeeper and
cashier in the store OF c. j. Kelly.
Mrs. VIM. Taylor and mother, Mrs. r.
Patterson, from Shakespeare, Ont, re-
turned last week from visit with rela-
tives andfriends in the Vicinity OF Hoople.
| Mrs. Hewes and son, Ray, who have
spent year here with Mesdames Kess-
Ter, Laidlaw and Milne, daughters of
Mrs. Hewes, left this week for their home
at Davenport, Ia.
Jas. Week has closed out his stock of
boots and shoes and has rented his store
building, next to Dedrick's corner hard
ware to the Langdon Decorating Co.,
who move in this week.
Druggist Rob't McGrath from Hannah
spent Sunday with Langdon friends.
Mrs. McGrath, who had been spending
the week with her parents Co. Treasurer
and Mrs. Jno. McGauvran returned home
with him.
A. Schulke returned Friday from ST.
Paul with q car load OF st. Louis brick
for his new block. Building operations
had suspended there being no material
on hand. 1t was brick he went after and
he got it. Brought along carload OF
10000 bricks hitched onto the front end
of the passenger and what ID better Jim
Hill hustled along four car more on the
the first freight.
Judge and Mrs. H. Z. Dorval drove to
Cavalier the first OF the week where they
We're invited guests at the golden we'd
ding festivities OF Hon. and Mrs. y.
Hebert, both OF whom are well and
favorably known to former Pembina
county residents up here. The occasion
is IL family reunion OF twenty six OF their
Children several OF the sons holding valll.
able farm property in the western part
of this county.
The Great Northern was compelled to
give up the task of clearing the wreck
which occurred at Arvllla little over a
week ago, in which twenty-five cars of
cattle and horses we're killed and adopted
novel means of disposing of the carcasses
of the dead. A carload of crude oil was
taken to the scene of the disaster and
poured over the stock and splintered
wood and it was totally burned. Allthat
remained to pick up after the fire had
done it's work was the iron.
M. l.. Sullivan is making heavy pur-
chases Of young cattle raised in this
county and will make several big ship.
ments before the cold weather sets i'll
FRIDAY last he purchased 80 head from
J. H. Williamson. OF Stilwell, the sum
required to close the deal being consider.
able over $4,000. Just at present cattle
owners on the western ranges are send.
ing whole train loads from Montana. but
ii does not seem to affect the top notch
prices that buyers in the stock yards al
South st. Paul aud Chicago are willing
to pay for prime young cattle raised by
Cavalier comfy farmers.