Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-08-13

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Ready mixed house and barn paints
at Mercer d LAWNS.
X. Martin from Dresden, spent a few
hours here Monday on business.
Kelly IA shoe your whole family for a
little over half the price you can have
them shod elsewhere,
L. A. Weed, travelling representative
OF the New York Life is down from
Hannah for a few days.
G. p. Hunter, started IN this week as
book keeper with Parsons e. Alpstag at
their flour and feed store.
Thos. Spiker, whose automobile is the
pride of Hannah, was down Monday
evening with a party of friends.
I'll. o. Britton, travelling auditor of the
Atlas Lumber Co., was here Monday
from Larimore on one of his regular
visits.
Ben Cooperman, was here Tuesday
from Grand Forks, with a sample line of
cigars, greeting a number of old Lang
don friends.
Druggist I'll. L. Francis and wife, have
this week moved into a suite of rooms
on the second floor of the First National
Bank block.
Wallace Rose, of Dresden, was in town
Saturday with his two daughters who
were returning from a months visit with
friends at Walhalla.
j. W. Pratten, who has offered his
services to Uncle Sam as postmaster at
Milton was here Saturday an onlooker at
the political gathering.
Money always on hand for first and
second mortgage loans on Cavalier
county lands. Best of rates and con
ditions. O. e. Thompson, cashier.
Mrs. Fred Z. Smith and sister, Miss
Vivian ALERT, were at Milton on Tues
day to attend the wedding OF
Hon. HI. II. Helgesen's eldest daughter
Judge Dorval and wife, returned las,
week from a trip through Bottineau anc
Rolette counties whereseveral days were
pleasantly spent visiting. a number Of
old friends.
Co. Sup't. B. E. Groom has at last
joined the Order of Auto Owners, his
REQ runabout arriving on Mondays
freight. 1t was delayed nearly two
weeks in transit.
Miss Barbara Mcmillan, professional
nurse at the private hospital of Drs
Semple and Mcqueen, spent a few
days visiting with friends in Grand
Forks last week.
Hon. Robert Griffith mingled with the
visiting republican committeeman here
Saturday and did a little quiet cam
~paigning for his candidacy for reelection
in the fortieth district.
y Campeau, a druggist from St
Johns, \. d., was here last Thursday or
his way to Olga, where he will look over
the drug store property of DIR. Black.
burn and may decide TO locate.
Robert Robertson, completed harvest.
ing oats and barley last week on his
farm near Elkwood, and while in town
Saturday stated that himself and several
neighbors expected to start threshine
this week.
Dancing formed the principal diversion
at a party rendered Correll Shaw yes.
terday evening at the Boyd hall by q
number of his young Langdon friends
on the eve of his leaving here for his
home at Vancouver, B. c., after a weeks
visit.
Langdon's two big stores, owned by
j.. B. Boyd and A. Schulke, have both
been too busy this week opening up anc
marking new fall goods to get a new
change of ad. ready for this issue of the
DEMOCRAT.
McNabb Il Docksteader have addec
two new automobiles to the equipment o
their auto-livery business this week
The machines are of the Buick make
the same as the one installed earlier il
the season, though of later style. BotE
are handsomely finished cars
Herbert McComb opened up the ole
Hub restaurant the first of the month
The location Is a good one for the bust
ness and "Herb" is undertaking t.
manipulate the culinery department il
a way that will guarantee patrons
of the Old Hub restaurant won't FORGE
him when in town.
FARM LOANS SIX PER CENT