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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-03-22
A QUICK RECOVERY.

A Prominent Officer a. the Rebeccas
Writes to Thank Doan's Kidney Piiis
Tor
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-03-22

Mrs. c. E. Bumgardner, = local officer
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-03-22

panies A and B. First battalion Of en-
gineerse at Fort Leavenworlh, Kan, to
proeeed TO San Francisco for embar.
1ration for the Philippine islands on
the extra transport sailing July 1.
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10 the Cincinnati Absttoir Company. The
plot viii be improved with a six story build
ing 5000
Thirteenth street front, from Hudson street
TO Ninth avenue, 20 the United states for Post
ONCE Branch station C.. for Wing A son.
AZ Prospect Park South. Brooklyn. for about
$500. 600 The deal embraces fOrty-hye
plots. Twelve house In various stages Of
constru elton are not included in the sale
Mr. Alvord has decided 70 retire from the
building buJiness after selling thesf houses,
propertes in Brooklyn and Queens borouEhs
and In Nassau and SUFFOLK counties, where
he controls about 800 acres, part OF which
he is developing.
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THE REAL ESTATE MARKET,
DWELLINGS, TENENENTS AND
FLATS IN GOOD DEMtNn

me Valuable Rhoades Property ~ BROAD
WAY, Amsterdam ~, and seN enty-'hirh
a.. Figures IN the Dealing wesley
morn Buys IN west Thirp'slNth ~
The bulk Of Yesterday dealing at private
contract was Ia DWELLING, tenements ana
fats. II was widely distributed, though az
feotine chiefly the ca sterly half OF Manhattan.
A considerable number Of dwellings changed
ownership. The proportion sold IN the
midtown residence district was, however
smaller than II has recently been val
liable Broadway holding on the West SIDE
and a modern loft building in Thirty-second
street.. near Fifty avenue, we're the only
btIsiness premises that figured In the broker
age reports. u.,
The demand for vacant lots was limited
Few plans we're filed for new constructions
A majority Of the buildings projected were
frame dwellings In The Bronx so long "a
the mortgage tax question remains I'M
settled il Is not believed that fiat and tene-
ment house builders will resume oonstruo-
ton work on an important scale.
The revised mortgage tax bin does moth
,pg 10 relieve the Manhattan lot market
Its principal concession, beyond correcting
defective administrative details 10 inc
exemption Of mortgages held by building
and loan associations. Such associations
are active only in the outlying boroughs'
Manhattan builders are dependent upon the
ordinary short term building loan, charging
the full legal rate Of interest, which viii be
subject 70 the proposed tax.
The first important sale In The Bronx
auction room. at Third avenue and l49th
street is scheduled for to-day. Fifty par
GELS, mostly lots in jerome avenue and IN
other active streets, are TO be sold by
McOuay a Co. and Julius II. Haas. A
number Of dwellings and several flats are
Included in tho Offering.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
RAY RIDGE LOTS

ELEGANT 2 story basement, new fancy brick
and brown stone family houses. all up 70 date I'm
terms. Apply $50 5Oth st. AcGRAIH CLAP
son. Builders.
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Ns,inrdn,,, Anrtlon s.les

fN Nos u and ~ Vessy street y o'ciock \
complete NJ, OF auctions scheduled Tor thr ensuing
week is uHn'sd every sunday
~ %. o. TS4FAIaN . 90.
Nrhur avenue. southufst ro-1sr ~ fN1d
street. Il1tsn 'Acant. 10 ". kahn ...-... $3.50
iast sweet. Wtts0. vacant: 70 u Kahn ... 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-03

Billiard and Pool tables Spptlv
made. high grade goods 1Trh'.
ming. accurate. durable clShiprs
Decker, est. 1889. los EaSi gfh 81
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A REALLY BEAUTIFUL
HOME

,isht large rooms. lsk thin. thoroughly modern In
sveTy respect, half an hour out on Harlem road
for SPOT cash, $500
THE WATSON REALTY CO..
y EAST t2D ST
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here,
If this is true, and we almost
believe it is, it should be welcome
news for those who would like to
build for themselves, and thereby
secure a superior class of con-
stru6tion, that it is possible to
get a building CONSTRUCTED under
such conditions that they will be
protected against unexpected in
crease in cost by what is virtually
COST INSURANCE policy
secured by a binding contract as
to cost and time for the COM
pleted work, and the best part Of
it is that insured cost is less than
uninsured.
THOMPSON sTARRBTT COMPANY,
81 WALL ST., NEW YORK.
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Charles Duross has leased for twenty
one years Tho plot Of ~ foet o. Nest street
running back 10 feet, with an !. OF 80 feet
tacing on Ganse WORT street. Tor A. y. Russell
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spI p,h sv. clothing pledged

Eli SoBEL, AuctT o. Bowery. sells 10 \.
all goods pledged 70 April y, ta0E
NAY S-Clothing. Ivan Prince, ri 9Th Az.
May Clothing. S. \. FAtO. l2a5 ~ az.
MAY S-Jewelry. Joseph Simon. 10 COlu mhus av.
May E-Cothing, Geo. Munk, 922 9th az.
May Soothing. l.. Bemstei n 26Ss hth AZ
May . Clothing. N, Mint Co and l. MlniL
Brooklyn
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CITY REAL HsrArE.
NO. 10.
A very weIlinform

A very wellin formed
man recently made the
statement that speeu-
lative builders have
constructed most OF
the buildings in this
city and have then sold
them to investors who
we're unwilling to take
the risks attendant
upon a building oper-
alton under conditions
which have existed
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ZOE RENr OR Ion sALE

MAhNONIAs WASH
one Of the most beautifully located places on the
North shore Twelve Bedrooms, StAbung for 1ve
horSrs Tennis Court Wonderful Ocean view.
House built BY Peabody and Sieams Boston, and
MILLS furnished An exceptional opportunity fOr a
ROOD purchase. Addrrss REGINALD NORMAN.
No C9uft 81 AWrs Rrlldug, Ret %, Mass.
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nunINkNS CHANCES.

CONTROLLING INTEREST president and Urea
urership Is offered rs old established, pTUsperoN'
business. this city: t2o.OO0 net proats last ytat
this ia . proposition worthy OF thorough invcsga
tion. eI penenoc unnecessary $4,000 oa1'N ~
4u" WcDoERi - Virgins 90, 2s7 Brosdvsy.
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TO LET small ho,el restaurant. cafe. 10 bowl
lng alleys Safr t0ra Particulars Wnte F%'CHER,
it8 Water a., New York city.
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CENTRAL AUCTION CO. N Sheehan. Auc.
toneeT, 1852 and iSt Canal Ct, will sell At lO30A
May 5-By y. Gutter, iB Bower 0oTmerly 80
9th Av1: all diamonds, watches jcwelTy. &c. Nos.
e75p 10 1880 Sept. 10 Dec, T. 1903 and goods held
over.
May by " Lavrr'. Set 9TH sv.: clothing pledged
10 April &C. 1904
May s-By r. McAleenan. 1880 Broadway dia
monds, watches, jewelry. &C. from No. I. January
1901, TO No. 1000. March IS 1904 inclusive, and al
old dates and numbers held over.
May S-Ry Charles Weaver 10 10Th nv. clothing
pledged prior 70 Nay 1. 1904.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~~N~--e-s-e-e- ---e-s- - o. - -
FOR SALE-FTAme dwelling ~ roomsl, among
forest oaks, popular avenue, centre select neigh
horhood expensive INTERIOR hardwood Trim; par
quet hoors; laborale plaster relief decorations
and oak carvings: elegant bathroom mosaic, ony1,
&c: hot water heat, electric wiring, gas nItures;
one minute from La-kawAnnA station. - minutes
from New York trolley near. immediate delivery
terms yours. Communicate owner, n. Is, IANIS
20 West Broadway, ~ \.
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TYPERRITERS
BOARDERS WANTED,
Ws,t side.

Wsst side,
AZ elegant furnished Apan ment. With pryaS
bath, Including meals for one, 80 uess'" ''H
So weekly hotel serytrs. pryAfs Telephone r'
LATIN HOTEL. 20 West affh r'-r ''r
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NEN JERsEY-sALE ON RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT Brick factory, !. milei
from New York i7nO floor space; large, new
engine and boiler. Electric light and gas. sprinkle
system: Tree running water. side track railroad
easy terms Answer box l65 PaSsaic y. J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-03

HIGHEST PRICES paid for paWnticseis. AZ
20 Bowen,
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HOMECREST.

The leading semi suburban residential section or
New SoTE city Located Just north Of Sleeps
head raw In the 8ist ward Of Brooklyn Houses
and home sites HOUSES 1900 AND UPWARD.
HOME SITES. $50, upon easy terms.
For particulars and information how 70 get there
write or call at q East ltth street hAhbOk AND
CIATION between Broadway and Fifth avenue.
TELEPHONE, A,50s GRAMERCr.
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men hhp MuMEN

NsN9N NV
Use Big G. for unnstltA
DISCHARGES. Inflammation
tTritatlons or ulcetAtlon'
on mucous membrane
Painless and not -
tflnfcnt OF pol-fr NJ. =
sold hv all OrugGis''
~ scnt ln plain VTaTl
By express prepaid .1'
500. or = bottles 81 -
circular sent on feluts'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-03

NEW CANAAN, CONN.-Cozy ten room ho1~
4 acres Of ground, new barn. dc.. situated one mae
from depot price, 1900. Apply TO
MchONALD -WIGGlNS co.. ~ broaoNay-
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Select Apartments.

Thoroughly up 70 date large. llgnt rooms and
bath. ezra maids bathroom buffers pentry
Electric lights: telephone hEhdsome deoorNuons
paruuet doors Tehi, $50 " so PARK place and
NIL. DIR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-03

DIRECTOR wanted for corporation with 80,
double your money In three months sale r.,
InAnent fortune: Investigate. JOYCE NF". ''-
Macdonald Park, Canada
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HELP WANTED-PEMALE.

ARTIFICIAL. FLOWERS Good hmnC1"'s
wanted: good pay: steady work, II'Ntf
JOSEPHY, rs Broadway.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

MRS l. SEELY has removed her emrloy-'n'
bureau 90 y West S9th 81.
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FOR SALE, CHEAP.

New two family house. fancy stone 'front.' nne
location near Prospect Park entrance: 30 minutes
from New YORK convenient 10 subway and trolleys;
rent Of upper hoor pays all expenses must be sold
price 1900. terms 20 suit. Maple ST. near y iIa2d
Az brooklyn, or address v, &. 4 ", v MCDON-
AID, Attorneys. l3t BROADWAY. brook
LYN.
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PLUMBING SCHOOLS.

BOY WANTED IN once o. paper msnuiac'plc
q week must be neat and correct AZ ngn'c>. '''
ereuoeS. l.. D.. boz 700 sun once.
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ID -EarATE-our oE THE clr1.

LONa isLAND-aAIE on RENT.
--s... .-.-sss>-sss- ss-eee-.s-4--->
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-11-23
County Correspondence.
CALVIN.

Contributed :-Died at Calvin, \. D.. on
Monday, Nov. 9Th, 1905, the grim-reaper. death,
called for its victim, Maggie Mckechnie, be-
loved wife of VIM. j. Henderson, after an ILL
ness of six days. She leaves as chief mourners
a husband and infant daughter. an aged mother.
one sister, Mrs. Mclean, of Antler, n. D., and
four brothers, Dan. of Calvin, Peter, of Gallo,
Neil, formerly of Langdon and John, of Price
Vile. Ont,
The deceased was born at Priceville, Ont,
March End, 1872, where she lived until seven
years ago, when the family moved to Cavalier
county, n. D. Her sudden death is a great
shock to her husband as they We're only married
last December, and to her aged mother who is
at present in very poor health. The funeral ser.
vices were conducted at the house and grave by
Rev. Brown, of Calvin, on Wednesday after.
noon.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-11-23
No charge for making papers no o'o
UPS, and no bonuses.
Il. "A. WApswoHTH.
Langdon, \. d..
Gordon & Wheeler have Sl3,ooo ON
hand for Second Mortgage Farm Loans
Low interest and liberal terms.
In Time of Peace.

In the first months of the kusslaH,a
nan war we had a striking example OF
the necessity for preparation ana lhe
early advantage ofthosc who, soto speak
'havc shlngled their roofs IN dry wealth
cr." The virtue of preparation has maze
history and given to Ms our greatest men.
Tho individual as we'll as the nation
should be prepared for any emergency
Are you prepared to successfully com
bat the first cold you take? \. cold can
be cured much more quickly when treat
ed as soon as it has been contracted and
before it has become settled IN the
system. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
is famous for its cures of colds and II
should be kept at hand ready for instant
use. For sale by n. f. McGruer, Lang,
don and Easily.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-11-23

johnson, southwest of Hannah, Wednes-
day evening. The occasion being the
marriage of David w. Ericsson to Miss
Christine b. johnson. The young bride
has a large circle of acquaintance in
Hannah, and the groom is an industrious
and popular young man who by his
thrift and honesty has Won him the
esteem of his fellow citizens. Rev. James
Austin performed the marriage ceremony
Miss Agnes johnson attended the bride
while Harry Nelson acted as best man.
y large number of guests from Hannah
attended and many valuable presents
were received. After the ceremony Il
bounteous wedding supper was p%artaken
of and later the guests joined in amerry
dance until the wee sma' hours. After
a short wedding trip the couple will
move into the cottage recently occupied
by Albert Hartry, which the groom has
purchased. The Moon joins their many
friends in congratulations.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-11-23

whose presence is a national necessity.
will be obtainable.
TheiFr. Bachard's house is fast near
ing completion. The contractors. Young
and Schneider, are pushing the work to
the utmost with satisfactory results.
When completed it will be a beautiful
and commodious residence and a credit
to the town and the people who so
promptly aided the Rev. Father to-
wards its construction.
The principal object of interest at
present is the approaching r. G. church
fair and bazaar for which every prepara
ton is being made. The ladies have
been especially anxious to make it a
success and their efforts certainly de-
serve recognition. Several very valuable
articles will be contested for, and which
calls forth all the nerve and persuasive
powers of those interested. Useful and
ornamental articles will be found on the
different counters to line the loosen
change from the purses of those who
patronize the fair managers.
Cavalier county farm lands are steadily
increasing in value. Money is cheap.
Make a farm loan with Cleary & Mclean
and buy state land at the sale to be
held December LIST. 1918
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-11-23
WALES.

Monday is set down as the date on
which a dance is to take place in the
hall.
After a long silence we again come to
the front with a few items of news from
our town, which we trust will be of in
terest to the readers of the DEMOCRAT
The fair will be held on the 29th and
Both, and those who wish to enjoy them
selves by mingling in social inter course,
with their fellows as we'll as contribute
to a noble cause, that of religion and
friendship, cannot do better than swell
the numbers of those who will be
present.
Besides the various attractions offered
none will be more welcome or a%lluring
than a bounteous Thanksgiving dinner
which will be served on the day appoint
ed when all the various edibles. dear to
the ordinary mortal as we'll as the
epicurian, not to mention the turkey.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-11-23
OSNABROCK.
tFrom Osnabrock independent,


j. A. Wilkinson spent most of last week
over Nekoma way.
Mrs. Pat. McGauvran was at Langdon
a couple of days last week.
Louis Brudahl returned from a bust
ness trip to st. Paul. yesterday.
Frank Sim left Tuesday with a car
load of stock for his home at Arcola.
\ fine baby boy was born to MIR. and
Mrs. Richard Barry at an early hour last
Friday morning.
Mrs. Henry Bidlake and son, Harry
were at Langdon, today, where Harry is
having his eyes treated.
Norman Mcdonald went to Hannah
Tuesday, where he was called by the
sudden death of his father. Neil Melon.
aid, Sr.
George Plante is building a house or
the rear end of the old Albion hotel site
where he will take up his residence in
the near future.
We notice by the "Weekly Student
that Miss Winnie Trotter is one of the
star members of the Varsity basket
ball team.
j. d. Soper went to Grand Forks last
Friday and is at the Deaconess hospita.
with the typhoid fever. Steve Soper is
On the road to recovery.
On Tuesday Lars Wedwick. Martin
Morken. John BorgUm, liver Watten and
Otto Olson left for William county on a
land prospecting trip.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Griffith will be pleased to learn that Mr.
Griffith has disposed of his real estate IN
Washington and concluded to remain in
North Dakota, where hr will farm more
extensively than ever.
Mrs. j. j. Robson was down from
Langdon yesterday and today. Mr.
Robson has rented the Dahl house on
High street and viii move in as soon a.
the necessary repairs can be made.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-11-23
DEATH OF A PIONEER.
Neil Mcdonald, a Linden Township Early Resi-
dent. d Victim of Pneumonia.

At his home one mile west of Hannah
Monday evening, Nov. 18th, Neil Me-
Donald succumbed to an attack of
pneumonia at the age of SIS years. For
three weeks deceased had been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. A. H. George, at
Humboldt, Western Canada. Last week
he took a evere cold and concluded to
come home. On the way down he suffer
ed considerably, but reached home on
Saturday. Everything that medical
skill could do for him was done but
without avail.
Deceased was born in Ontario OF
Scottish parents. and while yet a young
man moved to Misunderstanding, Mani.
toulin Island. Here he wed Miss Belle
Mcleod who survives him. In the
spring of 1884 he came west and home
steaded on his late home. Nine sons
and daughters are left to console their
widowed mother. Neil, superintendent
Of the Lidgerwood schools: Norman, OF
Osnabrock: Charles, of Brccket: Alex.
at present attending college at Biggs.
Vile, ILL.,; John. Colin, Chester and Belle
at home, and Mrs. George, of Humboldt
Saskatchewan, Canada, were all present
at the funeral except the last named
daughter. The funeral was delayed un.
til Thursday afternoon, to permit Alex.
to arrive. The six oldest sons bore the
remains to their last resting place in the
Hannah cemetery. One of the largest
corteges ever seen in Hannah followed
the remains to the grave. Hannah
Moon.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-11-23

Gordon & Wheeler have $4,000 on
hand for Second Mortgage Farm Loans.
Low interest and liberal terms.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-11-23
MUNICH.
(From the Munich Herald.)

(ffOn the NlunlCn IeIdlu'l
j. l Rush has purchased the Clinton
Moore homestead for 81, 10000.
George LamoureauX and Henry Unger
have put in a barber shop at Nekoma.
Deputy Sheriff Abbott was here Sat
urday subpoening witnesses in the Carl
son case.
Mike. Kelly, the Langdon machine
man, is in town today attending to bust
ness matters.
Fred Kelly, the Edmore photographer,
was in town Tuesday. He expects to
open a gallery here the first of next week.
A fellow named Hambley was pulled at
Hampden Friday for pigging and was
bound over to await the action of the
grand jury.
Etna postofice has been discontinued
! and "Calio on the 500" established with
the reappointment of w. L. Townsend
as postmaster.
EALuOS oCllNCleLCAs ioioSS eA
Hawkinson & Olmstad Implement Co..
spent the first of the week visiting his
brothers at Cavalier.
Miss Bedelia Donnelley, who recently
finished a very successful term of school
in the Weaver district, returned to hel
home in Minneapolis Wednesday.
Rev. Burden, of the State University
came up Saturday and held services il
the school house Sunday evening. Al
that time it was decided to have hin
come here and hold services every Sun
day evening.
G. G. Peterson and family moved tt
Irene last Saturday. MI. Peterson ha'
built a livery and feed stable at tina
place. Their many friends at this place
wish them all the success and happines!
there is. in their new home.
Emil Carlson was placed under ares
by Sheriff Reid last Friday on a charge
of conducting a blind pig here. Carlson
gave bonds and his hearing set for Tues
day. We understand that he waived
examination and was bound over to thu
grand jury.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-11-23
HANNAH,
(From Hannah Moon.)

Mrs. S. L. Hart returned from Lang
don on Saturday where she VENT to have
her glasses rettted.
Miss Marie Balfour was the guest last
week of relatives in Langdon and Osna-
brock, returning Saturday.
Russell Balfour this week purchased a
valuable quarter section west of town
adjoining his homestead.
Miss Mckenzie. matron ofthe Hannah
hospital, has been in attendance at the
sick-bed of her sister at Pilot Mound
part of the week.
Elmer Fietch, of Mekinock, arrived in
Hannah. Wednesday, and was the guest
of his old-time friends Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Dryburgh.
Aleck Mcdonald, who is attending
school at Biggesvllle, Ill.,, arrived home
yesterday. afternoon to attend the funeral
of his father, the late n. G.. Mcdonald.
Misses Lettie Masters and Cora Law
and Messrs. NJ. G. Olson and Russell
Balfour made a fast trip to Sarles last
Sunday in the automobile.
Prof. Neil Mcdonald, of Lidgerwood
and Norman Mcdonald, of Osnabrock
arrived in Hannah on Tuesday, having
been summoned by the death of thei1
father.
Duncan McLeanleft Tuesday for Lang.
don, where he attended a meeting of the
Scottish Rite Masons. He was accom-.
panied by Mrs. Mclean who visited
with friends.
Among those who went down to at.
tend the meeting of the Scottish Rite
Masons at Langdon on Tuesday were:
Messrs. Isaac Ulyot, Thomas Spiker
Samuel Hart, Higgins and Bert Ulyot
A large class of candidates crossed the
hot sands Of the desert.
John Gordon. who has been in the
employ of the McGruer Pharmacy in
Hannah for the past three years, left
last Friday for Calvin, where he has ac.
cepted a position in the drug store of DR.
Porter. John is a good Scotchman ano
a faithful worker and will succeed any
where.
This week Jas. Austin, OF the Poplar
Grove stock farm brought in two of the
best bred yearling Shorthorns in the
state. Scottish Lad is a fine animal ano
likely to improve the stock of this local
ity. The Duchess of Farview is a hand
some heifer and has all the points of fine
breeding. The owner is Justly proud OF
this valuable addition TO his herd.
A very happy and important even,
transpired at ,hc farm home Of i,aI
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-11-23
Money TO Loan.

Money for farm loans and you can pay
it back any day in the year. You can
draw your money as soon as abstract
shows good title, and you sign the
papers. Remember that other people
who give privilege of paying on or before
require that you pay the date the in.
terest is due, and il you are one day
late they will no, accept the money.
When you want to borrow money, come
and see me, or drop me n letter and
will give you better terms aud IA cecaucr
rate than You can get from ANYONE else
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-11-23

Do business with the man, who saves
you money on a farm loan. Wadsworth,
the land man.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-11-23

Three cents a week Is a small price
for the best local paper in the county.
Subscribe for the DEMOCRAT'.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-11-23

The DEMOCRAT IS again headquarters
for school supplies. The best that
money can buy at low prices.