Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-05-22
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It is noted in Grand Forks papers that
Prof. A. H. Decks has given up the
management of the Singer sewing ma.
chine company's city Office and is now
travelling over the state for the North
Dakota Review.
Since the weather has shown DISPOSE
tion to be decent, Chief LAWN has been
getting the boys of the fire department
out for evening practice. Friday night
the hose and ladder teams made a very
satisfactory exhibition run.
Mrs. 81. Farrell aud the immediate
family desire that the DEMOCRAT give
expression to the appreciation felt BY
them of the kindly rendered help and
sympathy during the long illness and
recent death of the late NJ. Farrell.
Daring the high wind aud heavy rain
of Monday afternoons thunder storm the
glass skylight of Salter's art studio was
blown in. The damage was not excessive
and the temporary inconvenience has not
interferred with the continuing of bust
ness.
Among the students Of the state uni
versity chosen by the faculty to speak on
commencement day is Leroy f. Jackson,
from the college of arts. Mr.. jackson at
tended the Langdon schools up to the
time OF leaving here with his parents for
Grand Forks several years age.
For hail Insurance see Farrell & Burke,
agents of the farm, department of the ST.
Paul Fire l. Marine Insurance Co. This
is the company that has been in business
for over thirty years and has always paid
its losses promptly. If you don't believe
it ask the farmers who have been hailed
out.
Thos. Sheehan, recorder Of the local
lodge A. o. NV, was at Fargo the fore
part of the week attending grand lodge
meeting of theWorkman order. Langdea
numbers among the larger lodges in
North Dakota and it is not unlikely will
be given representation in the election of
grand lodge officers for the ensuing year.
Senator Dohie in letter informs us
theswheat seeding at and about Mack,
Cavalier county, is about completed. The
flax acreage of that section he thinks will
show an increase over that of last year
and considerable more barley will be
sown. He thinks the prospects for the
coming year very good in all of north
western Cavalier county.-Bathgate Pink
Paper.
The pioneer farm machinery and hard
ware Business of J. McPhail, with head
quarters in this city and branch houses
at Dresden, Wales and Hannah, annouu-
ces the handling again this season of O
complete line Of time tried standard lines
Of machinery. In the past year Mr.. Nc
Phail has added Wales and Dresden to
the towns ia which his branch houses
handle complete line of farm imple-
ments and hardware.
The distribution of capital through the
western part of Cavalier county, as
shown in Cashier McMillan's statement
of the State Bank of Hanna is pretty
we'll conferred at the end town. The re-
sources have steadily grown in amount
until the total now shown is SIP, l0O.S0,
of this s75.017.65 is cash, the balance
largely being loaas and discounts. The
statement also shows 500, 92O.9O deposits,
of which fully eighty per cent is indl-
vidual. The State Bank of Hanna has
kept pace with the growth Of that town.
Sturm g. Price, the real estate men, are
out driving through the country today
with party of ten farmers from Lam
bsrton, Mimi, who arrived yester-
day to buy and locate here if suited.
They cone from a section of Minnesota
where land at the present time is worth
from $40 to $50 an acre With farmers
crowded for room. There is every likeli-
hosd that large number of real estate
transfers will be made by Sturm & Price
while these gentlemen are here. The
party consists OF Nessrs. @. N. johnson,
Thos. Masterson, A. F. Borcharat, Gee.
Bauer, c. A. Lausr, John Koeiag, Peter
Sufut, H. Radatzks, H. w. Hawkins and
L. Puddur.