Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-05-08
Gordon ALamb always:have
cash for farm loans.

B. Rempel and e. Vince, of Butter
field, Mimi, are two real estate mon here
this week to look up the lay of Cavalier
county with view of making invest
ments.
John Bergman was brought down from
Dresden last Friday for confinement in
the pest house here during the develope-
ment OF case of smallpox whish he con-
tractsd recently.
Fred Whiting, the seller Of fine custom
made shirts and reputsd as being the
crack whist player in this part of the
state, called on his Langdo. customers
the back end Of last week.
| /At Tuesday nights regular meeting of
the fire department, the boys elected to
send Chief LAWN as their representative
st the state fremens' tournament, to be
held at Valley City in June.
Jeweler Chas. Mccormack and wife
have set up housekeeping for the sum
mer in the hease vacated this spring by
VIM. 6tevenson's family, WHO at present
are on their farm west Of town.
A party of six consisting of E. A. Nc.
Cay, Judge Dorval, A. 1. Kmhmstsds, N.
F. Charriey, John Ryan and j. L.
Schwartz drove to Olga last Sunday and
took part in the institution ceremonies
of Court OF thee atholicO Order of Forest
ers. There were visitors from other
neighboring towns and the order starts
of with upwards twenty four charter
members.
| The wedding occurred at the Catholic
church of this city at ten O'Clock Satur-
day forenoon of Jehn Wengler, one OF
the we'll known and popular young farm
ers of Weber township, to Miss Barbara
Kulzer, who came from Me!rose, Mimi,
to participate as one of the contracting
parties in the ceremony fhe marriage
was performed by Rov. FIR. Dohetty and
the happy couple are comfortably lesat-
ed in a home on the farm OF tho groom
near Banner postofice.
Cavalier county people are proud Of
the part that Leonard L. Butterwick, of
Milton, took in the interstate debating
contest, participated in at Grand Forks
last week, by the universities of North
and South Dakota. The subject ives the
"merger" question, of which our.boys had
the negative and won. Mr.. Buttsrwick
Is spoken of by the Forks papers rs being
I a regular whirlwind Of forceful oratory
and strong member of tho North Da-
kota team. He is in his second year at
the university and tho youngest son of
) Hon. Juo. Butterwick, who was mem-
Der of the lower house in the legislature
of 1867.
The stock business is looking up some
in Cavalier county. Last week z. w.
Plain sold prize two-year.old Shorthorn
bull out OF his herd on his farm to Peter
Wild for $780, Mr.. Wild will fit the
animal up for exhibition at the St. Louis
exposition newt year. Mr.. Plain has an
other he valves more highly which he
will also sxhibit at st. Louis. John Wild
recently purchased a yearling from Hoff
Bros, for which he paid several. hundred
dollars and sold one to Stephen Donnelly
Of Grafton for an equal amount. These
animsis are frem the best stock in the
world ead Cavalier county may carry off
some good prizes from st. Louis for
stock as we'll as grain, vegetables and
oemsnt.-Iilton Glebe.
e. R. Hasby, one of the frss to settle in
Storlie township, was here at the sale OF
land Tuesday and got Ia among the
first with the purchase Of choice Quar-
tor of school land in his township. He
tells the DEMOCRAT that farmers out his
way are generally forehandea With their
springs work. On his own farm he has
wheat all up and out OF the ground, cats
also ara above ground and the seeding OF
flax can be gone ahead with any time.
Mr.. Hasby and the Storl,e brothers num-
Der among the pioneers Of that township,
and from their success are we'll able to
send back the most fattering accounts
, of progress to neighbors they loft
: behind in Southern Minnesota on NOV.
, ing out to this section of North Dakota.
Tomorrow night an entertainment is
> to be given at the Donovan Hall con-
sisting of fine program of moving
Q plctnre views, produced by kaleidoscope
of 1902 model and made at cost Of
r $4,000. The exhibition Is given by one
}. of the six companies touring the country
under the management and ownership
\ of Beatty Bros, the kaleidoscope kings o.
= the world. They have received many
I fatte1ine notices from the press in teWnt
' visited in different parts Of North Dsko
. Ia ana other western states and should il
/ no wise DO elassed with the ordinary
i moving picture show people travelling
g over tho country. A few of the scenes
q they shsw consist Of the assassination o.