Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-07-24
Gordon & Lamb aiways3i1ave
Cash for farm loans.

!; Landlord W. A. Monroe, OF the Column
bia, hos as guest this week his sister,
Mrs. Don. r. Feighner, who arrived from
Missoula, Mont, last Friday for a brief
visit.
Miss Kate Schneider retires from the
millinery business this week, closing ne
gotiations with Merchant j. B. Boyd
for the purchase OF the balance OF her
stock.
Particularly those OF our readers inter-
ested in farming will find something
worth their time and attention by glanc-
ing over ]. McPhail's new advertisement
this week.
States Attorney w. B. Dickson and
wife returned Saturday from the Chau-
tauqua, their visit extending over the
period taken up by the meeting OF the
state bar association.
| Washington news in the daily papers
OF Saturday state that pension OF sc
per month has been granted to Richard
1. Germ, who participated with Ameri-
can troops in the war with Spain.
c. j. Kelly wants the party who bor-
rowed (?) part OF his breaking pillow
recently to return it. Ii not come around
and carry off the whole thing. Joe had
is mad.
Congratulations have been received
on all sides this week by AIR. and Mrs.
C. j. Kelly over the arrival OF their first
born, Il fine baby boy. who put in an
appearance at an early hour Sunday
morning.
Geo. f. Barnard's trotting mare, Pas
tel B., we'll known as the winner of sew.
eral events OF local Importance, is for the
present laid up with an acute attack OF
inflammation OF the lungs at the hospital
stable OF Veterinary Sheppard
Attorney Latta and wife We're arrivals
on Tuesdays tram, coming from their
home in Minneapolis to welcome the
young son, whose arrival Sunday at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Kelly gives
them the distinction of being grand
parents.
i J.F. Ramage's horse, "Patchen' made
a good showing and took the money in
the half mile free.for-all trot at the Tri-
County fair held at Crystal week ago.
In mentioning the race the Crystal Call
gives the time OF the winning heat as
being LILO flat. There were four entries
/ E. A. McCay, returning Tuesday from
i Morden, to which place he drove the
band boys Sunday enroute to the Win
nipeg fair, stated that 131 tickets from
Norden to the Peg were sold Monday
to parties crossing from the North Dako-
ia side OF the boundary Inca fair in
dieation of the extent to which Cavalier
county is represented there this week.
Mrs. Worlik, an aged widow lady in
her nlnety-fourth year, died on the 10Th
inst, at the home OF her son, q well
known Trier township farmer OF that
name. The funeral occurred Monday in
the Catholic cemetery there and was
largely attended, many OF the settlers OF
that section having known the family a
number of years before coming to this
county.
Frank Kyncl and bride, nee Miss An
| tonia Spale, arrived on Tuesdays train
from Mimic and will spend portion OF
) their wedding trip visiting with the
J the family OF his brother, John Kyncl,
north OF town. The wedding occurred
, Monday at the Catholic church OF Wesley.
Vile and is the occasion of general con.
: gratulations being extended Mr.. and
5 Mrs. Kyncl by their Langdon friends
r Frank will remembered as being depu.
t ty postmaster here years ago. when the
Langdon office was in charge Of T. j
= McKeown.
! A letter received from Rev. Dougan or
Monday states that himself and niece
: Miss Jackson, landed safely at Liverpool
I. on the 2sth ult., and left the same even
= ing direct for Edinburgh, Scotland. Or
y Sunday they went to Free st. George
e church and listened to a sermon by DR.
t White, an intimate old friend OF Mrs
Y John L. Robertson OF this city. While
n there they met Robert Murie and daugh
y ter. The following Tuesday they me-
n John Mahon and party, and the da!
e after left for the home Of Mr.. Dougan'l
9 people atLoughmourue, Castle Blarney
;, Ireland where they intend to make quit
d ! q lengthy visit before undertaking an!
more sightseeing.