Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-10-01
For farm loans Mooney & Johnston's
is the only place.

For farm loans Mooney & Johnston's
is the only place.
Everybody has this kick on Kelly's
shoes, you can't wear EN- out.
Mooney & Johnston are the only ones
who have cheap money for farm loans.
A. II. Koehmstedt, was a business
visitor in the city from Wales, on
Friday.
Opening chapters of our new serial
story "Satan Sanderson" Will be found on
page seven.
Jos. Wegley is here from Williston,
spending the week and looking after
business affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Hamilton have
quite a sick child at their home next to
the Presbyterian church.
Hear the political address OF Hon. T.
H. Casey, democratic nominee for con-
gress. At the Opera House tonight.
The wife OF Chris Hepding is ill with
a mild attack, of typhoid fever at her
home in the Miss Annie Mooney house
on Fifth street.
Robt. Slater, arrived Tuesday from
Williston, and will enjoy a visit with
old Langdon friends while looking after
interests he still owns here.
Money always on hand for first and
second mortgage loans on Cavalier
county lands. Best of rates and con-
ditions. o. r. Thompson, cashier.
The Langdon Woman's Club will hold
their next regular fortnightly meeting
on Tuesday afternoon, commencing at
three o'clock, on which occasion Mrs. J.
H. Harlan is the hostess.
MIR. and Mrs D. McKechnie and Miss
Symington of CALVIN, were in town on
Wednesday. Dan is quite satisfied with
the seasons crop. About Oct. LIST he
and wife and family leave to spend the
winter in California.
o. G. Menes, one of Millions solid
business men and a staunch democrat
was here yesterday between trains trans.
acting business. MIR. Menes and his
bride have recently returned to their
home in Milton from a wedding trip
east.
L r. Price of the grocery department
at the Boyd store, who has been in poo
health for some time past, has had {
relapse during the week, during which
he has been quite i'll with asthma ano
pneumonia. To-day he is reported as
being somewhat better.
Miss Myers, of Milton, who conduct:
classes in music at Hannah and in thit
city announces a musical recital of hel
Langdon pupils, which will be held a
the Opera House on Friday evening the
10th inst. Space will be given mex
week to the program Of the evening.
Inadvertently the MiltonGlobe omitted
an important real estate transfer
last week. Gustav Brecke sold his hal
section north of town, better known as
the Hans Olson farm, to an Illinois party
for $50 an acre. The purchaser intends
to move onto the place as soon as he car
make the necessary arrangements.
Cashier John Sheehan's statement O.
the Cavalier Co. National Bank in
response to the call of the comptroller
of currency for a statement of the con.
dition of business on September 23rd
shows a fattering increase all round
The deposits show $l46, 1892 against
s1l2,46S. 80 at the time of the statement
published in July.
Pat Shelp is laid up with severe in.
ternal Injuries which he received Sunday
from an enraged bull in the barn yard
on his farm in Hope township, neal
Mazda post office. The bull had got
loose and was being rounded up by MIR,
Shelp when the animal cornered him and
got him down. The fact that the bull
was dehorned alone saved Pat from
being gored to death on the spot.