Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-08-06

mooney q johnston are the only mes
who have cheap money for farm loans.
Ready mixed house and barn paints
at Mercer & LAWNS.
Frank Briggs, the veteran wheat
buyer at Milton, was a business visitor
yesterday.
Miss Emily Smith is visiting at the
home of her brother, Dr.. Fred s.. Smith
in Williston.
Kelly can shoe your whole family fora
little over half the price you can have
them shod elsewhere.
Percy Koerner is back from Roundup
Mont, where he has spent most of the
summer on his homestead.
The Iona feed mill has a new owner
A. T. Solberg having disposed of the
property to Chas. Peterson.
Rev. j S. Braytield was at Hannah on
Monday, where he conducted Episcopal
church services in the evening.
Miss Mayme Helgesen, from Milton,
was a visitor over Sunday at the home
of Attorney and Mrs. Fred e. Smith.
G. j. Kelly has just returned from
purchasing an $4,000 stock of first class
merchandise and is slaughtering prices.
L. @. Smith, manager of the Hunter &
Stevenson farm machinery business at
Osnabrock was a business visitor Mon
day. 80
Veterinary j. f. Sylvester was a re-
turning passenger Saturday from the
Forks, where he spent several days at
the fair.
Miss Connie Truax returned home on
Saturday from a visit of several weeks
with relatives and friends in Minnesota
and Wisconsin.
Harry Atkinson was in town Tuesday
from Sarles, where he is holding down
a position as assistant cashier in the
State Bank of Sarles.
Miss May Arnot arrived last Friday
from Park River and is enjoying a
weeks visit with her friend Miss
Ellenora Koehmstedt.
Money always on hand for first and
second mortgage loans on Cavalier
county lands. Best of rates and con.
ditions. o. E. Thompson, cashier.
Co. Sup't B. e. Groom, this week an
nounce a teachers examination for Fri
day and Saturday August 2s and 80.
Applicants will write at Langdon and
Munich.
Mrs. VIM. Kinna, from Estevan, Sask.,
returned to her home Monday having
visited over a week here with her
brother, Jas. Lindsay. and a number of
old Langdon friends.
AT the meeting of the democratic
county committee held in Langdon on
Tuesday arrangements we're made for
the organization of Bryan and Burke
clubs throughout the county.
Jos. Crawford has this week complet-
ed cutting the oat and barley crop on
his farm south of town and if fine
weather continues expects to start up
his threshing outfit next week.
Jim Cairns, formerly of the barber
shop of Fisher e Cairns, greeted a
number of Langdon friends'at the depot
on Tuesday. He has a position at Grand
Forks and had been up the line on a
business trip.
Cecil Mahon, returned yesterday from
his vacation trip to British Columbia,
where in company with Prof. Babcock
and a party of state university students
he has been engaged in field work in
mining engineering.
Tomorrow, Friday afternoon at three
Langdon will play q game on the home
grounds with Clyde. This is the third
of a series between the two teams during
the season. Each having won a game.
Now for the tie. Langdon ''rooters''
should be there in force to help the
home team win.
Friday evening the M. r. church
ladies served ice cream on the court
house grounds while the band furnished
music at its weekly open air concert.
The double event attracted quite a
crowd of townspeople and but for the
threatening weather the patronage
would have been much larger.
MONEY FOR SECOND MORTGAGES
Renters should buy when $4,000 down
buys improved 320