Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-07-23

P. j. Anthony and wife we're Langdon
visitors a few days last week.
The Langdon M. B. A. lodge is taking
in new members at every meeting.
Mooney & Johnston are the only ones
who have cheap money for farm loans.
Rev. Jas. Austin of Hannah was here
to attend the Sunday school convention.
j. j. Ross, the Wales hotelman was in
the city yesterday looking after business
matters.
Merchant H. j. Mathisen and Duncan
McEwan we're here Monday from Dres-
den transacting business.
Miss Cora Nelson, sister of Mrs. Elmer
Hultin, was a passenger yesterday re-
turning to her home at Osnabrock.
The M. B. A. offers the cheapest and
best insurance of any fraternal order.
Get rates from j. ]. Souch, the local
organizer.
This week Chase & NcEwan, the
cement sidewalk contractors are busy
laying 800 feet of new walk IN front Of
the court house block.
Money always on hand for first and
second mortgage loans on Cavalier
county lands. Best of rates and con-
ditions. o. e. Thompson, cashier.
Mrs. Brennan, mother of the Tyrrell
boys left Saturday last week for Minot,
N. D., where she will make a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Terry McGauveren.
The ladies of the Methodist church
announce their intention of serving ice
cream and cake on the court house
grounds Friday evening July 3lst at the
open air band concert.
, Cashier j.. D. Milne, left on Fridays
i afternoon train for Minneapolis for a
short stay, whore he will meet Mrs,
Milne on her return from a visit OF
several weeks with friends in the east.
j. +. Gleason, for nearly a year past
travelling collector with the head Office OF
t the Mcmillan Machine Co., in this city
has this weak assumed management Of
a the c%ompany's branch house at Han.
n nah.
Rev. j. S. Braytield, who has been In
charge of the Episcopal church here
Q since the retirement of Rev. Burleson
now located at Lakota, last week vel
@ coined the arrival of Mrs. Bray6eld from
D their former home in Manitoba.
Jno. F. Griffith, who in company with
d Mrs. Griffith have been visiting during
the past two weeks with their daughter
Mrs. w. j. Mooney, returned yesterday
to Milwaukee, Wis. Mrs. Griffith re.
t mains for a longer stay at the Mooney
: home.
@. E. Johnston, of the firm of Mooney
& Johnston. on yesterday evenings
t freight received a double cylinder q
horse power touring Rambler auto
mobile. 1t is a thoroughly up to-date
= machine and for awhile may be expect.
ed to take the shine off the other autos
around town.
Nick Kartes is another of the progress.
Z sive fellows out at Mt. Carmel who
v finished up a large new frame barn this
week. Tuesday night the event was the
occasion of a barn dance attended by
the whole countryside. Another of the
= old pioneers at Mt. Carmel, Louis
= Schneider has a big new barn in course
:. of construction, and it's completion is
likely to be attended by the holding Of
: another of those good times for old ane
D and young alike.
. On Sunday last the 10Th inst in the
. Mennonite church at Rosehill, occurred
the wedding of Mrs. Catherine f
Harder, widow of a former we'll known
Henderson township resident, to F. w
: Jokisch, who has lived near Easily fol
: upwards a score years past and is quite
(: a hale and hearty old gentlemen in spite
: of his seventy-tive years. The ceremony
: performed by Rev. Johann Ems wa:
p. witnessed by a throng of neighbors ane
friends of the couple which com pletel,
\ hllo6 tha ohurch