Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-02-13
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Cash for farm loans.
NJ. H. Mccullough placed number of
real estate transfers on the county re-
cords while hele from Milton on Mon
day.
The illness of Mrs. Gunder Nelson, of
Milton, last week necessitated the calling
of Langdop and Park River doctors in
consultation. .."...
Standard Oil Agent j. F. Ramaae has
received from the company handsomely
painted new tank for the distribution OF
oil to towns IN this county.
Monday night the Langdon Workmen
lodge put through another batch OF new
members. The enrolment is close up to
the $50 mark and still growing.
Mrs. R. A. Shaw, together with her
daughter, Miss Lille Shaw, and son, Cor
nell, left Tuesday for visit Of several
weeks With Mrs. Shaw's folks at Toronto
Ontario.
T. A. Haslam and bride, nee Miss
Emma Morgan, Of this city, spent q day
this week with the Mercer family, en-
route home to Devils Lake from their
honeymoon trip to Ontario.
A. George, H. J. Mathiesen and Robt.
Fleming, from Dresden, we're here Fri
day with large company of ladies from
that town to participate IN the opening
ball at the Masonic Temple.
New phones have been installed during
the week in the real estate office of Sturm
h Price, their number being 70, and in
the fruit and confectionery store of E. E.
Sherwin, who responds to the call of 333.
Subscribers will do we'll to add these
two new numbers to their printed lists.
Robert Beard reports the turnout yes
terday to his auction sale being big
says that Pat McHugh is success in the
auetioneering line. Mr.. Beard and family
regret their approaching departure from
Langdon, and take along with them
many kindly rememberances to their
new home Boulder Springs, Col.
j. 9. Cramond was among the old
timers who visited here during the big
Masonic doings of last week. His hotel
business is growing and favorably known
by the trade all along the line. Mrs.
Cramond is at present visiting in Cali
fornia. and their son Ed, 1t is under.
stood, completes medical course at the
Minnesota university this spring,
Monday forenoon quite q crowd Of
their friends were present at the Catholic
church to witness the marriage OF Joseph
Ohiheiser and Miss Rose Dosmen.
Both are we'll known and popular young
people in Langdon, having made this
city their home for some time past.
The groom takes his bride to home
lately established on farm near Milton.
II the people of Langdon want tow
mill they can have one. A party from
Minnesota writes the real estate firm OF
Sturm & Price that he will put in tow
,nlll with capacity for 5000 tons of flax
straw IL given the use of ten acres of
ground near town and the free delivery
of 1000 loads Of straw. This Is she only
bonus feature connected with the ques.
ton. Flax straw delivered at the mill
would have market value of 81 to $3.50
per ton. The industry is stated as likely
to give employment to five or six men
the year round.
Land Com'r D. j. Laxdal, replying to
an enquiry as to the possible date of the
sale OF the state and school lands here
this spring, says that nothing definite
can DO arranged until the meeting Of the
state board, but expects about the last
week in April will be the time set. The
county board of appraisal have listed
for sale five hundred descriptions. The
sale is figured to OCCUR at time when
all intending buyers can be present.
Much Of the land to be offered is in the
south aud southwestern part OF the
county, though descriptions from other
localities have been listed on the applica-
ton of intending purchasers. The symp
toms are that buyers here will keep out
side spectators side-stepping when the
business of buying is on.
: Deep interest will be felt by friends in
Cavalier county in learning OF the death
on the 9Th inst 1T his home in Portland,
N. D., of Mr.. G G. Koerner, son-in-law
OF Mrs. VIM. Ager, Of Loan township.
His illness was but of short duration, the
end being due to an unsuccessful opera
ton for appendicitis, performed two
weeks previous. Mr.. Koerner was but
forty. seven yeare old, and leaves wife
with two SONS and daughter to mourn.
He was married to Miss Elizabeth Emma
Ager at Winnipeg in 1881, and for eleven
years past had been engaged in business