Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-06-05
Gordon ALamb alwtaysahave
Cash for farm loans.

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Robertson has been purchased by the
Mcmillan Implement Co., and moved
from lots ut rear of Attorney Lambs
residence on Oak street.
DR.. Semple's driving team had . run
away near town Tuesday evening in
which the buggy wasthrown topsy turyy,
ito occupant spilled out andsone of the
hsrses making its escape.
The Westbrook billiard hall is being
made more attractive that ever by the
handiwork Of Artist Reiber's force
painters and papsrhaneers. It will be
one Of the popular resorts Of the crowd
Of visitors here on the Fourth.
Bills out for the $3.50 purse matched
trstting ra:s, between the three Lasgdon
horses, Cyrus, Pastel B., aaa:Bsssie B.,
show that the event Of next Saturday
will be drawing card for people from
all over the country.
Contractor W. E. Edwards staked out
the ground plan yesterday fer w. F.
Winters fac residence which is to be
built on the corner Of Spruce and Seventh
streets, opposite the Aahon home.
Fer hail insurance seesF arrell & Burke
agents Of the farm department of the st.
Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co. This
is the company that has been in business
for over thirty years and has always paid
it's losses promptly. If you don't believe
it ask the farmers who have been hailed
cut
Joseph Kehmstedt Of the Sixth Sid
iding was married on May 9Th, at
Waterloo, Ont, to Miss Walter. The
happy couple returned from their we'd
ding trip last night. We join with their
many friends in wishing the newly mar
ried couple happiness and prosperity
Milamay (Ont.) Gazette.
While il town Tuesday afternoon Rev.
D. Mcmillan asked the DEMOCRAT to
announce the psstponenent of the box
social of the congregation at Elkwooa
Presbyterian church, to have been held
on the 10th inst. The date is now set for
the 10th of June and was changed owing
to the lateness of neutrality-suspicious..
During the week NJ. L. Sullivan has
posted placards in his meat market go.
tlfying customers that during the sum-
mer months his place of business will
close at eight o'clock each evening dur
ing the week, except Saturday. Mr..
Sullivan has also put on a special de-
livery wagon that will make morning
and afternoon: round Of the city, leaving
his meat market at 900 a. a., and 4:3O
in the afternoon.
The Sp,nstsrs' Convention, held at the
Donovan Hall ldbt Friday night, was at
tended by big crowd, and netted over
500, which was turned over by the ladies
having the same in charge to the build
ing fund of the Presbyterian church. The
affair was quite novel change from any
thing in the way Of church entertain
ment ever previously attenptediin Lang
don and the efforts of those of Langdon's
fair snes who temporarily posed rs old
maids, were thoroughly appreciated.
Pleasing vocal numbers were interspers-
ed during the evening by Mrs. DR.. Smith,
+. W. Bleakley and others.
Ata mass meeting of citizene held last
Friday evening al the City Hall preliaia'
airy steps were taken toward the holding
Of big celebration of tho glorious
Fourth of July in Langdon thls year.
The meeting was called to order by
Mayor Mclean and it's purpose outlined,
after which ]. B. BOYD was called on to
preside aad W. A. Ferguson named az
secretary. There was quite general
turnout of business men and Others inter
ested in the SUCCESS of the celebration
and generally expressed opinion that
Langds. should this year get up an Oh
servanoe of the national holiday of larger
proportions than has ever been carried
out By this OF any ether city in theaorth'
era part of the state. 1t is to be day
of international interest and the expsa.
diturs VIII provide for such attractions
O. will interest our neighbors across the
line % we'll rs the crowd that will be here
from neighbsring towns on this side
There is much hustle and business enter
prise connected with the Efforts being
pat forth toward this years celebration
and next week the work outlined by the
program and other committees will be
in shape to be made public. The meet
ing named Messrs. Laidlaw and Winter
90 committee to solicit contributions
and q committee of arrangements con-
sisting Of P. AsNugh, E. A. Farrell, R.
Aeiklejshn, Nj O'Mallsy and A. E.
| Lindstron. These committees report
progress at meeting TO DO held tenor.
row evening