Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-05-22
Gordon e. Lamb a!waysshave
cash for farm loans.

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Co. Physician W. Y. Cory, at Hannah,
finds his practice growing so in size that
he has taken into partnership DR.. Brooks,
graduate from the college of medicine
at Detroit, Mich.
1t is reported that r. Sayers, of the
Farmers Trust Co., will plat out an adj
dition to the townsite of Easily, which
must be rapidly increasing in it's growth
as business point.
II. D. ALERT is moving his present
abode TO the nsrth end of his lots on
Sixth and Oak streets, making room for
fine residence which will be built on bis
corner property during the summer.
VIM. Taylor has been holding down
the desk of Fl. o. Sterile ia the register
of deeds Office during the past week while
the latter has been rusticat.ng on hs
farm in the southwestern part of the
county.
Jos. D. Fischer. of Ambro, has this
spring disposed of his celebrated shire
stallion. Matchless Star, No.7G34, to Her
man Wendt, of Dresden, the transfer
taking place Monday while both parties
were in town,
Harry Atkinson, state organizer of the
Woedman order will leave Langdon next
Wednesday in company with Robert
Murie and daughter for visit during
the summer at his old home in Scotland.
The party will sail from Montreal on
the 5th of June.
The State Bank of Wales numbers
among the younger banking institutions
of Cavalier county, but does business
amounting to s37, $40. a, It's deposits alone
being $50, 345.2 %. These and other equally
ereditable items are shown IN Cashier
Getchells lately issued statement.
For hail insurance see Farrell & Burke,
agents Of the farm department of the st.
Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co. This
lie the company that has been in business
for over thirty years, and has always paid
it's losses promptly. II you don't believe
it ask the farmers who have been hailed
out.
Mrs P. Sbelp returned yesterday from
a visit of several months at Grants Pass,
Ore. The impressions gathered by Mrs.
Shelp during her stay on the Pacific
coast will result IN ,the family changing
theis minds as to removing from Cavalier
county. Ehis will be good news to their
many friends
Thos. Brown is up from the Valley
this week making proof on his homestead
west of Langdon. Fortunately he has
found it possible to get through seeding
over $50 acres of wheat and oats on his
farms near Crystal, but reports neigh
bors throughout the Red River Valley as
having less than thirty per cent Of their
usual acreage seeded this spring.
The first place on the casualty list OF
Hannah football team has been awarded
John Mclean, who had his leg broken
between the ankle and the knee in a
practice game last week. Hannah citizens
are reported as having;called a meeting
Monday night for the purpose of select
ing site for cemetery. Anywhere in
the Immediate vicinity OF the football
grounds ought to do.
The fact that Railroad Commissioner
J. F. Shea purchased section of land
in Cavalier county at the sale of state
lands, leads some of the papers down his
way to state that he may make his future
home here. Cavalier county land and
profitable crops are more attractive than
state ticket honers apparently to even.
such political notables. a. "the Hon
JIM" who 'tis said shared bowl of soup
with ''Teddy" Roosevelt on the frontier
twenty years ago.
Thss. Barry, who farms section of
land near Osnabroek, hadi business in
the city yesterday. He reports having
heard regularly from his brother. whom
he has not seen since the close of che
trial last August, but expects to visit
Bismarck shortly, when through with the
springs work. Steps for obtaining Q new
trial are still being gone ahead with,
though the appeal to the supreme court
of the state nay net be made until the
fall tern. Attorney Tracy y. Bangs has
the matter in hand.