Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-11
Gordon a. Lamb always;have
Cash for farm loans.

puuleu Oy Mr6. hcCOnnell was RLanEdOn
visitor this week.
The -four of quality is Hannah's Pride.
1t makes perfect bread. Pure, whole.
some and delicious.
See those threshers' account books, we
print. Well bound with the owners name
printed in. Send in your order at once.
]. B. Boyd and family have during the
week moved into the house OF C. j. Kelly
on Seventh street they expect to make
their home there for the winter.
W. j. Mooney and son, John, left on
Tuesday for Notre Dame, Ind. where the
latter will enter upon the study OF law
at the opening OF the fall term at the
university at that place.
Mrs. VIM. Plummer aud mother, Mrs.
Sandison, reached home last Saturday
from q visit at the former home OF the
family in Scotland, where they spent the
greater part of the summer.
The construction has been started dur
ing the week OF a two story frame resi-.
denee for Miss Annie Kelly GU lots re.
Gently purchased onnorth Fourth street,
adjoining the property of E A. NcCay.
Abraham Myers, from Baden, Ont, is
spending few weeks here visiting the
the family OF his son Albert Myers and
looking over the country with q few OF
selling out and moving out here. A
young neighbor Alb. Dingerich accom-
panied him.
Instead OF playing Don't Tell My
Wife, the second night the Evans Co.
have concluded to put it on the first
Sept. 10th aud will play Under Two
Flags" the second night. The plays as
advertised will be played, only that they
| will be reversed us to time.
William Campbell. one of the substan-
tial farmers OF Linden.w moved there
at the time the county was first settled,
has his seven quarter sections OF land
and personal property listed for sale and
in case OF ii buyer being found at the
price he stipulates will move out to the
Northwest Territories.
J A new addition to the grain buying
firms Oh the local market this fall will be
MessrsWelsh & Barnard, who have form
ed partnership and start up i'll business
this week. Carpenters have commenced
the construction OF their warehouse,
32x6O feet being the dimensions, and its
location is on the right of way adjoining
the plant OF the Langdon Electric Light
Co.
From last weeks issue of the Churchs
Ferry Sun we learn that Fleming r. May
has sold out his restaurant and confec.
tionery business there and will travel on
| the road as salesman for an eastern cigar
house and look after line OF slot
machines. Mrs. May and family will
continue to make Churchs Ferry Their
home until Fleming can find location
suitable in Grand Forks, where he will
make his headquarters.
In copy OF the Morris (Minn.) Times
received this week it is noted that P. "
Ross, who some months ago was here
as the local representative of the John
SON Land Co., has opened up loan ant
real estate office at Morris, in which
town he has in the past figured largely
in educational work, at one time being
the county superintendent Of schools
Duling his short stay in Langdon Mr.
Ross made number OF warm friends
who will be glad to hear from time te
| time OF his future welfare.
Last week the DEMOCRAT was mad
vertently led into the error OF stating
that Hon. c. w. Plain purposed putting
up a palatial town residence in Milton
this fall. This Office is in receipt OF 6
communication. arriving on Monday
mail, briefly stating that the rumor is
without foundation. All the building
Mr.. Plain has in view is an ordinar.
farm dwelling on his home farm about {
mile northwest OF Milton. 1t is will
pleasure we herewith give publicit.
to the amendment to last weeks item.
Oitimes OF late Langdou people hav
been heard to exclaim. "whathas becom
OF II. B. Doughty" Where is he now
and for the benefit OF our enqurin!
readers - least we forget = and the
should neglect to again remind us let u
answer back that the iniMitable auburn
haired Horace is at Fessenden, \. d., eli
gagged i'll the practice OF law and juds'n
from the following excerpt from Well
Co. Free Press wasting his sweet smile
in Irritation with Mother Earth, instea
ri abiding beneath his own vine and ii
tree in the bosom OF his family. Iha
paper in it's issue OF last week said: II
r. Doughty had the good fortune to ia
in the cellar recently eNcavated by osc'
Romnnsen for his new drug store. W
| say good fortune because the botto
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