Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-11-20
Gordon e. Lamb always.have
Oa6h for farm loans.

Cashier o. E. Thompson and wife are
spending the week in Fargo, where Mr..
Thompson has been called to act as
juror at the term of U. S. court.
Joseph Little one of the DEMOCRATS
growing list of readers down at Olga
made the paper substantial donation
on subscription while trading in the city
H. r. Vaughan, one of the earliest
settlers in the vicinity of Walhalla, is
moving with his family to Minneapolis.
The best wishes of host ofxsNorth Da-
kotans go with them.
Co. Com'r Peter Reid and wife came
down from Hannah on Tuesdays pas
senger and make friends in the city
visit of few days while Mrs. Reid in
terviewes Dentist Smith.
Alex McNabb was in the city ,Satur-
day from his West Billings farm and.the
announcement of the arrival of daugh-
ter at his home on the 18th was the oc-
casion of general congratulations by his
friends.
D. McCallum was in town Tuesday re-
turning from Beaulieu to his farm, in
the western part of the county. The
DEMOCRAT acknowledges renewal of
subscription from Mac, who is one of
the papers old and valued readers.
General sorrow is expressed all through
the southeastern part of the county at
the death of Mrs. Catharine Thompson,
of Milton aged seventy-two years. She
passed away on the 9Th inst, and had
resided in Cavalier county about twenty
years.
Hon. N. Robillard, of Olga, who won
out in the chase for votes in the Fortieth
legislative district, included the sanctum
of the DEMOCRAT in his round of calls
while in the city Monday. Mr.. Robillard
says that the people of his constituency
may expect to hear from him while at
Bismarck this winter.
Services will be held in the Presby-
tcrian church of this city next Sunday
at eleven o'clock in the forenoon and at
half past seven in the evening, by the
pastor, Rev. Thos Dougan. Afternoon
service at the MacLean school house at
two o'clock. A general invitation is ex-
| tended to attend all of the above ser
vices
The brick work and masonry on the
addition to the First National Bank
block has been completed during the
fine weather of the past week and will
| in short time be ready for occupancy
| by G. j. Kelly, who is having it fitted up
as a commodious annex to his store. The
new arrangement gives him a main en-
trance both on Third and Oak streets
as well as nearly doubling his floor space
capacity.
A new business departure1which finds
for itself a suitable opening with the
growth of Langdon is the fruit, confec
tionery and cigar store which w. j. Mer
Ger expects to have in readiness to oper
up 10y Thanksgiving, or thereabouts
Will Mercer has been known as one o.
Langdon's young hustlers for number
of years and the opportunity which pre-
sents itself at this time for him to EN-
bark in business for himself should brlne
to him fair share of the town ane
country trade. The building he vii
soon open up is now in course of con
struction on property adjoining the hard
ware store of Mercer & LAWN.
William Kinna, who until recently wa:
a we'll known farmer of this vlclnlt.
writes from Estevan, N. w. IT,, to have
the DEMOCRAT forwarded to him at tina
address. He has purchased land there
as we'll as taking up a claim from thu
government and thinks that himself ane
family will in time find themselves wei
satisfied with the country. Land seeker
he reports as still focking into the AS
sinaboia region from this side of the line
Mr.. Kinna is having comfortable hous
built for himself and family in the tow
of Estevan on a corner lot of the mali
street. On the opposite corner and tn
|other two corners of the block churchc
have been built during the past summer
Estevan is a growing town and from tn
way in which Mr. Kinna writes seems t
be starting in right.
j. b. Boyd and force of CLERKS hav
been busy the past week moving thel
immense general stock of merchandls
from ii temporary quarters into the ne\
Rovd Block. which has been built dun
ing the past summer at a cost OF S2'.oV
AS will be learned in Mr.. Boyds al
nouncement advertisement of this wee
he is opening up an entirely new stocI
of clothing and drygoods this wrrF
which he has not been able to unpac
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