Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-01-16
If you want to buy state and
this fall Truax & Mclean will loan
you money to swing the deal.

u. w. Mcbride favored the DEMOCRAT
With call and advanced his subscription
year or two ahead yesterday while in
from Elkwood to attend the Farmers
institute.
Mrs. Mitchell who has assisted her
sister. Miss G. E. MCMILLAN, in the alb
stracting Office the past year ia visiting
with her parents in Manitoba this week
prior to taking up her residence perman-
emily at Bismarck, N. D.
The BduoEe Herald was named as one
of The official papers Of Ramsey county
by the commissioners last week. Tho
Herald being edited by George Charter,
whose boyhood home was in Lasgdon,
gives the item local interest.
Monday forenoon Judge Dorval ex-
tended good wishes for pleasant and
prosperous married life to young
couple, Peter Arnes and Miss Marquee
rite Sawatzski, who drove in from Rose
hull to have the Judge tie the matrimonial
knot for them.
j. L. Nerthcott, from Osnabrock, was
here Monday on short visit. The ele
vator company in whose employ he has
been for three years has lately given him
the management OF house at Colgate,
N. D.. to which place he removes with
his family this week.
H. Dunford is president of the school
board IN Sterile township and while in
town to.day attending the farmers insti-
,sute asks that the DHMocRAT announce
the holding Of meeting for February s.,
At the residence Of Louis Browne. Presi-
dent Dunford is anxious to have the
the school board get its affairs into shape
before the spring term opens.
Msssrs. J. E. Truax, W. A. Laidlav,
asd Robt. Meiklelohn we'll known trio
Of prominent local master Masons, went
to Fargo yesterday accompanied by
Painter Rsiber to look over the Masonic
Temple there, with regard to obtaining
ideas as to the interior decoration of the
sew Masonic Hall, the dedication OF
whish may be looked forward to about
tho 18th of next month.
Reports from Bismarck show that the
confinement in the psnitentiary has not
go far seriously affected the health of
William Barry. During the six msaths
that have elapsed since the close Of his
trial be has been employed in looking af-
ter the stock and horses on the farm op.
Grated in connection with that institution
The occupation is one we'll suited to
Barry and tends to keep him from brood
ing over the past while awaiting the out
come Of bis motion for new trial.
j. H. MCCULLOUGH closed deal last
week through which he again comes into
control of the railroad running out from
Devils Lake TO the Chautaqua grounds.
The consideration was $4,000, and Mr..
MoCullooh has associated with him
Messss. jas. Nc ormick and Geo. Dixon.
Tho new management state that they
intend to put in about $4,000 worth of
before the summer bust
ness opens up on their line. The road
bed and motive power will both be given
attention.
From local item in late issue OF the
Lisbon. Free Press, 1t is learned there is
every likelihood OF concert being given
here ere long by the state military band.
The home Of North Dakota's first zegi-
mental band is in Lisbon, and the item
rsfsrssd 10 above states that it has do.
terminsd on tour OF the state in the
iatsrssts Of the different militia oompan-
iss. It will travel IN private car and
give concerts in every town in which
there 10 militia company. The events
sse 70 be under tho militia auspices and
The band will play merely Ter sxpsasss,
We object bsisG 70 sstablish - esprit du
sssDs.