Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-11-06
Gordon T. Lamb always asave
Cash for farm loans.

Mrs. William Stevenson is still quite
seriously i'll and has been confined to her
bed several weeks.
What we say is true. What we do is
legitimate. What we promise is fulfilled.
Optician A. o. Void.
Prof. Chittenden teaches instrum entail
music on the piano, organ and violin.
Studio at the rear of McGrucr g. Wold's
jewelry store.
Nothing patchy or gaudy about the
Malleable Range. Simply rich and ex-
quisite piece of kitchen furniture which
does it's work faithfully and we'll.
Jas. Mcintosh was down from his GUS
toms post at st. Johns, N. D., for visit
over Sunday and to enjoy the excitement
incident to election day among his old
friends in Harvey township.
William Love and family, old residents
of Osnabrock township, left last week for
Los Angeles and other Pacific coast
points where they intend spending the
winter and may possibly decide to locate.
Langdon's A. o. U. w., lodge is now
reported as having membership of 1913,
and is tie with Devils Lake, sharing
with that town the prominence of being
first in the second ten largest Workman
lodges in the state.
Their friends in this part of the county
will be interested in learning that among
those who figure in the organization of
the First National Bank of Milton are
DR.. w. w. Mcqueen and Mr.. John Wild,
the former gentleman having been chosen
as president and the later one of board
of directors.
Bargains in China at Donovan's drug
store. Ladies, this is your opportunity,
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday only.
November 9Th 10th and 18th we will sell
our remnant stock OF china at COST EX-
cuse the slang, but "this is no josh. y
We must make room for new stock.
Donovans drug store.
William kinna and family, who have
| for a number of years resided four miles
west of town have left this week for
Estevant. one of the localities in the
Saskatoon region of the Canadian North
west which has during the past year at
tracted quite settlement of Cavalier
county people. Mr.. Kinna being one of
the early day settlers of this part of the
county naturally has a number of well
| wishers for his future success.
Last Thursday evenings presentation
of ashore Acres" by Chas. f. Craig, the
impersonator, was an entertainment of
rare merit and delighted a small but
attentive and enthusiastic audience.
Mr.. Craig's temperance before Lang
don public at this time was due to the
efforts put forth by the ladies of the G.
0. F. and had the event been given wider
publicity Where is no doubt but the
society would have made financial sue
cess of the splendid effort put forth
for the entertainment of the public.
Morris Orion ST., who left here few
weeks since for Winona, Mimi, to under
60 treatment at magnetic sanitarium
for his atfliction of paralysis is expected
to have been sufficiently benefited while
there to enable the return of himself and
family to this city about the middle OF
| the month. His absolutely helpless con-
dition at the time he left here in Sep
TENDER is generally known and it will be
good news for one and all of his friends
here to learn that results accomplished
so far make it possible for him to walk
alone with the aid of cane.