Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-09-24

For farm loans Mooney & Johnston's
is the only place.
Everybody has this kick on Kelly's
shoes, you can't wea EN- out.
Mooney & Johnston are the only mes
who have cheap money for farm loans.
Mrs. Sarah Hooey is making a visit at
Park River this week with her daughter
Mrs. Campbell.
Editor o. I. Rishoff went up the line
from Milton last Saturday for a few
days duck shooting at Rush Lake.
Miss e. E. Mcmillan and Miss Annie
Mclean were at Hannah over Sunday
for a weekend visit with their friends
and relatives.
P. H. Livingston was here Saturday
from his farm near Fairdale, where Pete
says the wheat acreage will average -
bushels per acre.
@. %. Mahon, took Tuesdays train to
Fargo, where he expects to close a deal
for the sale of a big bunch of land in
British Columbia.
M. Rabenovitz has returned from st.
Paul to Wales, and it is reported he will
again engage in the general mercantile
business at that place.
Money always on hand for first and
second mortgage loans on Cavalier
county lands. Best of rates and con-
ditions. o. E. Thompson, cashier.
G. A.. Morton and Nels E. Erickson
were visitors in the city Saturday from
Iona, making the trip in Mr.. Morton's
auto. Dr. Law was also one of the
party.
The rummage sale of the ladies of the
Episcopal church opens tomorrow in the
vacant store building in the Donovan
block. The sale will continue until the
following evening
Jno. l.. Maxwell, who years age was a
conductor for the CT. Northern on this
branch line is here from his home in
Seattle, Wash, looking after the thresh.
ing on his farm south of Osnabrock.
The rummage sale of the ladies guile
of the Church of Our Saviour will be
held in the vacant store building in the
Donovan block on Friday and Saturday
of this week, September 18th and 26th
Rev Father Bacher from Wales was
one of the number of Catholic clergy oil
Cavalier county here Friday to attend
the reception rendered Bishop STANLEY
on the occasion of his recent visit to this
city
r. B. Falconer that he is
again in shape to properly look after
and attend his city water delivery
drayage and other team work. Prompt
attention given to all orders R. B
Falconer. Phone 80 Langdon, N. d.
Rev. Alex. Karr and son, Frank, were
in the city from Pembina a day or two
last week, the former gentleman coming
over here to look after the threshing Of
crop on a farm he owns in this county
MIR. Kari until a couple of years ago was
pastor of the Methodist church al
Milton.
Rev. Thos, Dougan left Monday fol
Brodhead, Wis, having spent three
weeks in looking after the threshing OF
crop on farms he owns in this county
Mr.. Dougan is contemplating spending
a visit across the ocean to his old family
home in Ireland.
At the Star gents furnishing and shoe
store Simon Schefter has on exhibition
this week the $500 piano which is to be
given away at the close of the holiday
season to the holder of the largest
number of tickets, which have been
obtainable by cash purchasers since the
first of the year.
Hopkins Brothers, who have been
farming the Baldwin farm three miles
southwest of town have a big auction
sale on Tuesday of next week. The sale
includes some of the best horses to be
seen In this part of the county and will
be conducted by Auctioneer E. Wien
ecke. See bills for a list of the property
to be sold.
FARM LOANS SIX PER CENT