Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-04-17
Gordon & Lamb aiways:have
Cash for farm loans.

III Cash for farm loans.
Rev. Thos. Dougan will conduct ser.
vices al the Langdon Presbyterian
church Sunday morning at eleven o'clock
and in the evening at eight o'clock. Ser
vices at Dresden in the afternoon Mt half
past two.
A court of the Catholic Order OF
Foresters will be organized at Olga the
beginning of this week under the direc-
ton of State Organizer DeForge and it
is expected that quite delegation of
brethren from the Langdon court of this
order will participate.
| A big construction crew Is already at
work laying the rails on the Great North
ern from Lakota to Edmore. The rash
| with which the work Is being crowded to
conpletion strengthens the prevailing
idea that the road will be pushed farther
northward before the season closes.
Hannah will have football team this
summer, the team is to be uniformed in
the national colors, red, white and blue,
and will be managed by Editor Boyd of
the Moon. After the Moon man gets in
to training it will stand the rest of the
brethren in hand to give Editor Boyd a
clear track.
R. P. Abbey has during the week
sold to William Taylor his residence
property on Sixth street and store build
ing on lower Third street, the later being
located On lots owned by Mr.. Taylor
Although the deal is practically closed it
is not expected the transfer will take
place until June. Mr.. Abbey is as yet
undecided as to where he will losate.
Richard Farrell was elected police JUS
tice at Crystal this spring, which makes
it leck as if the people there hold in ap-
probation the legal capacity of our old
friend .:Dick," same as in this burg, where
Judge Farrell got the whole vote for a
second term on the bench to hear the
trou bles of those afflicted with a desire
to give Langdon a carmine colored hue
as midnight.
The Rev. D. Mcmillan of Elkwood,
preaehes his farewell sermon to the con-
gregasion of the Presbyterian church at
that place on Sunday, April 9th, the
service commencing at $3.50 p. m. Pas
tor Mcmillan has been quite successful
since taking charge of the work at Blk
wood four years ago. The membership
has been increased preceptibly and the
church has done better financially than
it has since its organization. Rev. Nc
MILAN is good preacher and his earnest
simply worded discourses have won the
hearts of the people at Elkwood, who are
loath to see him leave them.
The board of trustees and the building
committee of the Presbyterian church
held meeting Monday night at sDr.
Smiths office and it 10 now anticipated
that the plans Of building new church
edifce this summer will begin to assume
Q practical shape. AS preliminary step
the trustees have decided to advertise
the Church building now occupied for
sale and at an early date it is expected
to have number of plans and designs
OF church edifces for consideration OF
the members. II is realized that to keep
pace with the active growth of the city
and with the prospective growth of the
church in years to come it will oe neces-
sary 10 expend several Thousand dollars
on modern and up-to.date place of wor.
ship that will number among the SUBJ
ssantial improvements added to the city
this year. At present the idea is favor
ably considered of constructing the
church of pressed brick, and committees
covering the financial End other ques-
tions have been put TO work. This fall
the Presbyterians expect to have church
,lof which Langdon will justly be able to
fool proud OF.