Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-07-16

Miss Ethel Mcknight is assisting in
the Citizens State Bank this week.
Mooney & Johnston are the only ones
who have cheap money for farm loans.
Rev. Father Bacher was a visitor in
the city yesterday from Wales between
trains.
Mrs. ID. Woolner returned yesterday
from a visit of a month with friends at
Fargo and Grand Forks.
Rev. Berne was a visitor in the city
Friday, returning to Olga from a stay of
a week at Fargo during the annual
retreat.
Money always on hand for first and
second mortgage Loans on Cavalier
county lands. Best of rates and con
ditlons. o. E. Thompson. Cashier.
Doc. Frye was in town last week from
his farm near Wales and looked after
the moving of his small house on Spruce
street out to his homestead in the Rush
Lake district.
Peter Helten, who has been in the
city from Trier since the opening of the
district court left yesterday for his
home, the cases in which he was a wit
ness having been disposed.
Miss Marie Dorval went to Kaleida,
Man., yesterday from which place she
will accompany her sister, Mrs. A. H.
Bake, on all outing to Rock Lake, Man,
where they will go into camp.
Mrs. w. +. Winter and son, Morris,
returned Friday from st. Paul, where
they made a stay of a couple of weeks
during which Morris was under the
treatment of a specialist for eye trouble.
Miss Aggie Druar of Mt. Carmel was
a passenger yesterday for her former
home at Carlsruhe, Ont, 1t is intinat-
ed that a happy event shortly to follow
her arrival there will enable North
Dakota friends to extend congratula.
| tions.
Rev. Hiltnef was in the city Monday
from Mt. Carmel, enroute to Olga where
he assisted in the performance of the
ceremony at the church wedding of Mr..
Leon Plante and Miss Eugene Barcelo
eldest daughter of Hon. Geo. Barcelo
which occurred Tuesday forenoon.
Rev. Burleson is here to conduct the
funeral of Mr.. Fred Padden, to be held
tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock
from the Episcopal church. The re-
mains of the deceased arrived on today's
train from Sparta, Mimi, where the
deceased met death in an accident on
Monday morning.
Sunday evening Rev. Hoover of Ores
den filled the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church very acceptably in the absence
of the pastor, Rev. F. j. Hubbard. who
is away for his annual vacation this
month. Arrangements for an evening
service by the same preacher has
been made during the remainder of the
time the regular pastor will be away.
Miss Dorothy Nelson, for several years
holding a position as typewriter and
stenographer with the First National
Bank was a departing passenger Friday,
a large number of her friends being at
the depot to bid her good bye. Miss
Nelson goes to Seattle, Wash, to which
place her family has recently removed
having formerly resided a long time in
Richland county, this state.
The county convention of the Sunday
schools of Cavalier county will be held
in the Presbyterian church of this CITY
Monday and Tuesday of next week.
There will be one or more DELEGATES
from all the Sunday schools in the
county and the program arranged for
the sessions of the two days includes
addresses by several distinguished
visitors from outside towns over the
state.