Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-01-09
Kelly is selling a good suit of boys

Mooney L Johnston have no compe.
tition in farm loans. Gall and SEQ them.
Mrs. W. F. Winter returned home
Monday from a visit of a couple of weeks
with friends in st. Paul.
Joseph Gapp, a we'll known resident
of Mt. Carmel township, was in the city
yesterday t%ransacting business.
Miss Cora Law and Miss Sadie Hannah
were the guests of their many Langdon
friends during New Years week.
You will find no bats at Kelly's, but
when it comes to legitimate low prices
on merchandise, Kelly leads them all.
Photographer A. A. Barker has been
under the weather for several days dur.
ing the past week suffering from a severe
attack of quinsy.
G. R. Lasham is away this week look
ing after a line of plumbing and furnace
work at Cavalier, Walhalla and other
towns down in the Valley.
Rev. Burleson will be here on Sunday
OF this week conducting services at the
Episcopal church at the usual hours,
both morning and evening.
Money always on hand for first and
second mortgage loans on Cavalier
county lands, Best of rates and con,
ditions. D. 3. Thompson, cashier.
w. j. Faris, who since disposing of his
general merchandise at Hannah, has
decided to m to Vancouver, B. c.,
transacted business in the city Tuesday.
Dentist Tom Smith spent the forepart
OF the week at Fairdale and will make
professional visits to other towns along
the 500 road before returning to the
city.
Mrs. Duncan Mclean and children
returned Friday to their home at Han
nah having visited over the New Year
with friends at her former home in
Harvey Centre.
Miss Bertha Alpstag who has been
spending the holiday vacation with her
parents in this city left Friday return
ing to Grand Forks where she is attend
ing the high school.
Jacob N. Shredder, son of JOS. Shredder
a we'll known MI. Carmel farmer return
ed this week to Collegeville, Mimi, where
he Is studying at st. John College after
spending the holidays here with his
parents.
Do you want to make money in Texas
lands? If 80 write us for literature and
information. Our first excursion leaves
st. Paul on Tuesday, January 21st, 1908.
Kent Realty & Investment Co., Grand
Forks, N. Oak.
w. f. Winter spent several days of
last week at Walhalla visiting with the
family of his friend G. w. Andrews, who
has just returned from a trip to Texas,
where both gentlemen have extensive
property interests.
Blacksmith j. G. Mirehouse has been
under the care of a doctor for over a
week at the home of Il. Meiklejohn,
threatened with an attack Of pneumonia
though at the present time his condition
is not reported as being critical.
Fl. e. Price, of the furniture and un-
dertaking firm of Price & johnson is ex-
pecting to leave in a few days for st
Paul, where he will take up practical
work in embalming, preparatory to tax
ing the state examination early in the
spring.
To-day Messrs G. Orion, M. L Sulli-
van and Frank Moran. together with
their wives and Mrs. Baker, of Devils
Lake, mother of Mrs. Sullivan, are leav-
ing for Los Angeles and other points
in California, expecting to remain there
during the balance of the winter.
D. H. Mcmillan started Tuesday for
a six weeks trip during which he will
travel through considerable. of the Pa
citic coast country. Mr.. Mcmillan has
mining properties in California which
have recently turned out to be a good
paying business proposition and which
he will look over before return.
Judge H. E. Dorval's second daughter
Miss Charlotte, who recently took the
veil at Montreal and Is now known as
Sister Mary M%agdalena, has lately been
transferred to a convent at Albany, N.
Y. The news came in a letter Judge
Dorval received from his daughter about
the beginning of the New Year.
|: DRS. KERR & SMITH F.:
DENTISTS Donovan Block !:
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