Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-02-27
Gordon e. Lamb always have
Cash for farm loans.

The Milton Globe is authority for the !
statement thet j. A. Elliott, former
resident of that town. has excellent pros
poets of being appointed postmaster at
Storlle.
Mrs. F. w. Bleakley was called to
Cartwright, Man., this week in response
to telegram announcing the serious
condition of her mother, who has been
i'll for some time.
Frank Jones, ST., called at the DEMO-
Graf olace Monday and in addition to
enrichlng the paper stated that every
thing promised we'll for another nice
large crop this year.
Last weeks Bottineau Courant says
that P. McKeohnie and sister, of this
county are up there visiting at the home
of their sister, Mrs. D. Mclean, near the
boundary line at Antlers, N. D.
Thos. Tough sold out his livery and
sale stable business last Friday. the
purchaser being VIM. Ferguson of
MAZDA, who has disposed OF his farming
interests, and will move into town.
County Auditor Work has submitted
$40 descriptions of school lands to the
state land commissioner at Bismarck for
sale in this county the coming spring.
The indication ia that all these lands will
be sold
Mayor McPhail and family returned
home Saturday from their stay of several
weeks in Minneapolis. A car Of fine
horses bought by Mr.. McPhail for the
local market arrived last week and are
on exhibition and for sale at his barn.
The time is rspidly drawing near for
the holding of annual town meetings.
In order to have their orders for ballots
and otwnship blanks properly filled
clerke should send them in at once.
The DEMOCRAT has full line and can
fill orders by return mail.
A transfer of last week of Storlie town.
ship real estate in which Henry Mareck
leaving for the Canadian Northwest
shows that Cavalier county land twenty
miles from market is worth $11.50 per
acre. The place sold for 81 $50.
Rey. Austin of Hannah entertained
company of his gentlemen friends at an
oyster suppersthe other night, and the
affair is said to have been one Of the
most pleasant on record. Mr.. Austin has
been lone, lorn bachelor for some time
and proposed to have one more fling with
the boys before his wife returned from
the east.
The end.man of the Neche Chronotype
chronicles among the locals of last week
an item which reads: GAS the result Of
another OF those frequent visits of the
stork to Neche, which occurred on Sun
day evening last, there is bright-eyed
baby girl at DR.. P. G.. Donovan's
habitat" Numerous friends here extent
congratulations.
Osnabrock capitalists are investing
their surplus iron dollars in Mission
Park gold mining stock. The principal
stock holders are Grafton men, among
others Ex.Judge Sauter of this district.
Osnabrock is after place on the board
of directors of the company and is report
cd to have bought Mission Park stock to
the extent of nearly $1,000.
The funeral was conducted at the Dash
cemetery last Wednesday of Miss Sarah
MCLAUGHLIN, who died Sunday previous
from an attack OF heart trouble last
Ing barely twenty minutes. She was in
her twenty-second year, moved into this
country with her parents from Manitoba
in 1890. and leaves widowed mother
and several brothers and sisters to
mourn. Rev. D. j. Sykes conducted the
funeral.
A number of the alleys in the business
portion of the city are in deplorable
condition, being Uttered with straw,
paper and other infamable materials.
The visit of ON insurance adjuster here
would result in either general cleaning
up or increasing of insurance premi-
ums. The city ordinances provide
against lnfamable materials being
thrown out doors, bat the ordinance
seems to be taking vacation.
Gordon 4 Lamb always have
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