Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-02-27

You can't afford to make a farm loan
any place but with Mooney & Johnston.
We have cheap money to place on real
estate. Cleary & Mclean. Schulke
Block.
Don't fail to read Kelly's advertise
ment comparing his prices with Sears,
Roebuck & Co.
John b. Mooney, assistant state bank
examiner, is spending the week visiting
with Langdon friends.
You cannot buy goods on time at
kelly's Arcade, but for cash you can get
better prices than elsewhere.
Don't lose sight of the fact that the
leap year dancing party given by the
ladies of Langdon Is scheduled for to-
morrow night.
j. H. Tyrrell and Thos. Hunter were
to attend the meeting of the democratic
county committee.
4NOW changes VI oQNCIU lSGllSllU dppCdI
In this issue for the Kelly Arcade store
and the A. o. Void Music Store. Read
them over carefully,
Chas. II. Myers is the proud young
papa of a son of the regulation weight
The youngster putting in an appearance
yesterday at about noon.
Mrs. George McGauvran and little son
we're over Sunday visitors here from
Osnabrock at the home of Postmaster
and Mrs. John McGauvran.
Wanted-Eyery person to see the New
Mantle Lamp at the McPhail- Brosnahan
Co, store. Gives ITO candle power light
and burns 16 hours on ! quart of oil.
b Fl. Bjerken astaunch representative
of the democratic party in Storlie town
ship was in the city Friday to attend
the county central committee meeting.
d. D. Schroeder, who is engaged in
chant over at Nekoma, was here for a
visit with his family in Langdon over
Sunday.
John Mahon was a passenger on
Saturdays south bound train to Grand
Forks, from which place he will accom-
pany Mrs. Mahon on a visit to relatives
and friends over in Manitoba.
Judge FL. E. Dorval and F. w.
Bleakley were visitors over at Nekoma
last Saturday and took part in the pro-
gram of the Washington birthday enter
tainment held there that evening.
The next regular fortnightly meeting
of the Langdon Woman's Club will be
held on Tuesday afternoon March Bird
at the home of Mrs. r. w. Bleakley,
commencing at three o'clock. Miss Lucy
A. Gordon, secretary.
G.. j. Kelly left Monday on a business
trip to the Twin Cities and Chicago
expecting to be back in a couple of
weeks he was accompanied by his oldest
boy Paul who will make a visit with
Mrs. Kelly's folks in Minneapolis.
DR.. Fletcher, engaged for several
years in the practice of dentistry at
Grand Forks, was in the city Monday to
visit his brother, Mr.. Ernest Fletcher,
who is ill with an attack of pleurisy, at
the home of his sister, Mrs. w. a.
Mcintyre.
John G. Mueller one of the first
settlers to start farming in South Dres-
den township holds an auction sale on
March 18th, of all his horses stock and
machinery, having decided to quit
farming. The sale will be conducted by
e. Wienecke.
George Junk's fourteen year old son,
who was manned to the extent of losing
a thumb and having his right arm badly
fractured in an accident which occurred
last week in his fathers workshop was
brought down from Wales on Mondays
train to receive medical treatment.
G. L. Smith was in Langdon on Mon
day with Mr.. Crowley, who comes from
Cheyenne county, Nebraska and is visit
ing at MIR. Smiths farm home near
Mona. It is understood that Mr..
Crowley's trip here from Nebraska has
been taken with the idea of locating
here.
Chas. Marcelin was a visitor yester-
day from his farm near Olga. His
son, Henry Marcelin, goes to Winnipeg
later in the week and will be operated
on in a hospital there for appendicitis.
The Marcelin family have been Olga
township residents since the first organi-
zation of the county.
Jno. S. Gogin was in the city Friday
greeting a number of old Langdon
friends and to attend the farmers elevator
meeting. Since moving to his farm near
Osnabrock Mr.. Gogin has gone extern
sively into gardening and the planting
If fr,it. trooc hic yparipoopt having