Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-07-02
Farm Loans. Farm Loans. Farm
See Cleary & Mclean.

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day.
Ladies Is cent corset covers for Al
cents at Kelly's.
Win or help your friend win that
piano at Simon's place.
Miss Ella Foshay is spending the week
visiting Park River friends.
VIM. Stevenson transacted business in
Fargo this week, returning today.
ALERT & Winter have plenty of money
to loan on first and second mortgages.
You can't afford to make a farm loan
any place but with Mooney & Johnston.
States Attorney P. G. johnson was at
Hannah on business a couple of days
last week,
Grand free musical treat Tuesday
night in front of Opera House by
Mahara's minstrels.
Miss Eva Fleming CT Dresden visited,
with her Langdon friends during a stay
in the city over Sunday.
Co. Com'r M. Mcknight was in the
city Tuesday from Hannah to attend
the leasing of school hay lands.
8. /. Koehmstedt and Frank Hoffarth
are both building large frame barns on
their farms in Mt. Carmel township this
summer.
Miss Tillie Cregan Of Olga, arrived in
the city Friday last week and is again
holding down her former position in the
post Office.
Olo r. Glasserud, deputy clerk of
court in H. o. Storlie's Office left yester-
day for a vacation visit at his home in
Crookston, MINI.
Miss Mary Taylor, a nelce of Jas.
Walker, arrived Saturday from Perth,
Ont, and will spend a month visiting
here with the family.
Rev. Myers, the Presbyterian divine at
Milton, filed his petition for papers Of
citizenship at the clerk of courts office
while in the city Tuesday.
Readers will note changes'of ADVERTISE
ments this week for the department
stores of Boyd and schulke; also for A.
o. Wold's music and jewelry store.
Last evening the st. Alphonsus church
ladies gave one of their highly enjoyable
%socials on the parish lawn at which ice
cream and other light refreshments were
served.
Rev. G. A. Bates is representing Lang
don at a district convention of the
Epworth League at Park River this
week. On Tuesday evening he delivered
an illustrated lecture on "China's Team
ing Millions" before the convention.
Miss Ethel Mcknight returned Tues
day from Detroit, Mich, where she has
spent the past year in study at a con-
servatory of music. Miss Ethel is one
of the '07 class of the Langdon high
school and reached home just in time to
attend the alumni reunion banquet,
given last evening at the U. G. T., hotel.
The Langdon boys found the Arvilla
ball team fast at the Inkster tournament.
We 'uns got walked on to the tune of IS
to (which gave the boys something to
think overland didn't leave the fans
anything to laugh over. We have yet
to learn how it happened but if the
score had been much smaller it would
have required a kodak to find it.
Attorney f. w. Mclean a member of
the state delegation and H. D. ALERT,
the North Dakota committeeman. leave
on today's train for the democratic
national convention which opens next
Tuesday at Denver. The party of
Cavalier county democrats will be joined
at Minneapolis by Hon. Gustav Brecke
of Milton and Fred Brousky of Wales.
They expect to return about the
18th inst.
The Catholic church at Mt. Carmel
was unable to accommodate all who
attended last Sunday forenoon the
service at whi:h a class of forty-six boys
and girls received their first communion.
The children marched from the school
to the church headed by the Mt. Carmel
band. All the young communicates are
the children of German families residing
IN the Mt. Carmel settlement and had
been receiving instruction in their
church catechism from Rev. FIR. Hiltner
the parish priest since spring.
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