Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-08-21
Gordon d. Lamb aiways'have
Cash for farm loans.

Archie Sillers, ST., was caller this
week on his Langdon friends and says
that you cannot find q poor crop any
where Through the western part OF the
county.
A house and garden party was given
Thursday evening by States Attorney and
Mrs. w. B. Dickson and family at their
home up on the hill, at which friends to
the number OF thirty are reported as
having spent highly enjoyable time.
Regarding the commissionership OF the
First District there is considerable talk
of the candidacy of Robert Fleming of
Dresden for the nomination before the
democratic county convention. Next
week the thread of our political gossip
will be again taken up.
For hail insurance see Farrell & Burke
agents of the farm department of the st
Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co. This
is the company that has been in business
for over thirty years and has always paid
it's losses promptly. If you don't believe
it ask the farmers who have been hailed
out.
A few lines from Prof. Hayward under
date OF August 18th, gives the date OF
their sailing on the "Lucania" and states
the expected arrival home OF himself and
party shortly after September LIST 1t is
expected that the schools will reopen for
the fall aud winter term on Monday,
September Sth.
This is the opportunity our readers
have been looking for. Visit the Twin
Cities and the State Fair, September LIST
| to 9Th One railroad fare and so cents
taken you to the Twin Cities and return
and admits you to the Fair Grounds.
Great Northern agent for other informa-
tion.
Carpenter Eoll has crew OF men
started this week putting up barn
30x12o on the property OF the Langdon
Lumber Co. The company purpose max
ing the sale OF horses permanent feat
ure OF their business and the mammoth
| barn now in course OF construction will
enable them to handle large portion o.
the trade on the horse market in this
part OF the county
The Independent OF last week an
nounces that A. 0. Void: the Langdoc
| optician and jeweler, has purchased
property at Osnabrock and will put in
branch store this fall. The event calls
forth welcome from the Independent
that in cordially is hardly exceeded by
the one understood to await "Peddy"
Roosevelt on his approaching visit to
Minneapolis next month.
C. j. Kelly returned Thursday last
week from his business trip east and re-
ports having purchased at a sacrifice sale
a fine stock OF general merchandise at
kellogg, la. For the present the store at
that place is in charge OF his brother, l.
r. Kelly, who it will be remembered was
for number OF years in business at Mil
ton. Later on in the fall Mr.. Kelly eN-
poets to ship the stock up here and is
making arrangements for the enlargen-
ing OF his store in readiness for its ar
rival
Speculative interest in the matter OF
the disposal Of the three thousand dollar
property is growing daily and the de-
mand for tickets is steadily increasing.
The property is to be disposed OF on the
night OF November 18th, and to accom-
modate that portion OF the public which
will be interested in the outcome, Stones
music hall has been engaged. During
the evening an elegant lunch will be
served, music will be IN attendance and
every one will be given n good time.
Twelve OF the holders OF tickets will leave
the hall richer than when they entered,
but the evening will be interesting for
every one, They say that cit is better
to be born lucky than rich" and some
one will get pretty home, valued at
ST.. 500. upon the banks of the Red river
in Fargo. Tickets for the evening OF No
vember 18th are placed at S1.0O. and
three OF the most prominent men in this
locality stand as sponsors for the pro-
ceedings OF the evening. They are j. A.
johnson, ex-mayor OF Fargo; c. b. VIII
son. OK sheriff of Cass county, and e..
Rasmussen, ex-clerk OF court OF Clay
county. Wanted at once-Responsibe
lady or gentleman to act as agents IN
Lnugdon and vicinity. A liberal COM
mission will be gwen. The proper per-
sons can make 50 and - pc" day easy.
for further particulars address N. d.
Gagnisr, look box 42O, Fargo. n. D.