Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-03-12

Attorney Cleary was a legal visitor at
Hannah yesterday between trains.
Attorney w. B. Dickson was a pas
senger Monday for Fargo, where he is
looking after legal matters.
Alex. Mcdonald and Ed. McGregor
took Mondays train for Minneapolis,
Mimi, on a business trip.
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.
Formaldehyde of full strength and
guaranteed purity can be obtained at
the Abbott Il Co, drug store.
j. w. Mahon, postmaster and ma
chinery dealer at MUNICH, was over at
the county seat Tuesday on business.
Miss Ethel Cochran visited with
Langdon friends part of the week re-
turning yesterday to her home at Wales.
Miss Ellenora Koehmstedt went to
Park River on Fridays afternoon train,
visiting there over Sunday with
friends.
M. M. Rees, was one of the old timers
of Billings township in the city Satur-
day from his farm which now adioins
Nekoma on the 500.
Miss Luella Jones. of the Schulke
department store, went up the line
yesterday for a short visit with relatives
and friends at Dresden.
MIR. and Mrs. John McCallum, we'll
known Grey township residents, were
guests at the Finerty home during a
stay in Langdon over Sunday.
Wanted-Every person to see the New
Mantle Lamp at the McPhail Brosnahan
Co, store. Gives ITO candle power light
and burns 16 hours on l quart of oil.
Friends of Joseph Batta, north of
town, will be glad to learn that quite an
improvement is reported in his con-
dition since the forepart of the week.
Hopes are now being given out of his
ultimate recovery.
w. f. Winter spent a couple of days
last week at Walhalla, being the guest
while there of G.. w. Andrews. The
banking business of the First Bank of
Walhalla is in the hands of Messrs
Andrews and Winter, the former being
president amt active manager and the
latter vice president.
The Langdon colony at Long Beach,
CAL, the Sullivans. Ortons and Morans,
have arrangements made to start on the
homeward trip on Monday of next week,
the l6th inst, but as they expect to stop
over at Ogden, Utah and other points of
interest enroute their arrival is not look
ed for much before April LIST.
Com'rs A. A Seeley, M. Mcknight and
John Reid were representatives of the
Cavalier county board of commissioners
in attendance at the meeting of county
officials from over the state held last
week at Fargo to discuss the questions
of assessment and tax levy, as will be
provided for under the new law Co.
Auditor Jos. Power was also one of the
party.
Saturday afternoon of this week a
Market Day Sale will be held in Lang
don by Auctioneer Wienecke in the
lumber yard of Liebeler& Finerty. The
sale will include quite a line of farm
indictments, household goods, etc. The
opportunity will be given anyone who
has personal property of any kind which
they wish to dispose of, to bring it to
town and have it sold by auction at that
time.
Tuesday next, between the hours of
two and five o'clock democratic eau
cusses will be held at the usual polling
places for the purpose of selecting dele
gates to attend the county convention to
be held in Langdon on Thursday of next
week. Owing to the fact of Tuesday
also being the day on which the town
ship elections are held there should be
nc trouble In attending the ~caucusses.
Word reached Langdon late thursday
afternoon last week of the UNEXPECTED
death of Miss Christina Mclean, who
for some years has lived with her aged
mother at the old family home near
Backoo, in Pembina county. Death is
stated as having been due to an acute
attack of pneumonia. The deceased is
a sister of Alex. Mclean of Langdon and
Henry, Duncan and Robert Mclean of
Hannah. She had a large circle of
friends among Langdon people to whom
the news of her passing away will be
learned with sorrow.
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