Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-02-04
MONEY TO LOAN!
On Farm Mortgages. Low
est rates and large amounts.
Can pay all or part any fall.
C. P. GETCHELL, Wales, N. D.

est rates and large amounts.
Can pay all or part any fall.
G.. P. GETCHELL, Wales, N. D.
Editor S.. j. A. Boyd, of the Hannah
Moon, went up the line Friday from
Bismarck for a visit during a short
legislative adjournment, returning to
the capitol on Tuesdays south bound
passenger.
States Attorney w. b. Dickson return
ed Tuesday, having been absent over a
week, during which he has been looking
after official business at Grand Forks
and attending a meeting of the states
attorneys of this state at Bismarck.
Walter Bradley, a former popular
Schulke department store clerk, now a
travelling salesman with the Foot,
Schultz & Co, shoe house of st. Paul,
greeted a number of old friends while
here during the past week a couple OF
days.
Allan McDougall, piper of the Cava.
lier county Caledonian society left on
Mondays train for a visit with his son at
Hampden, having visited for a week
among his many Scotch friends of Lang
don and vicinity since the Burns
celebration of January 25th.
The Scotch lecture by Rev. Frank j.
Forster, the popular Irish divine at
Hannah, has been received by enthusi-
astic audiences in towns all over the
county since the beginning of the yeal.
An effort is being made by the Presby-
terian church ladies of Langdon to
arrange a date for Mr.. Forster to lecture
here before the winter season ends.
Jas. Waterford was in town Tuesday
from Osnabrock with his brother from
Gladys, Alberta. They meet after not
having seer each other for twenty-six
years. The home of Jim Wakeford's
brother is in the neighborhood of
Calgary, and he brought with him a
report of the death about ton days ago
of George Machon, brother of Johnny
Machon, for many years deputy county
auditor here. Death was due to heart
trouble and occurred during the night
without warning. Much sympathy will
be felt here for the deceased's bereaved
brother.
William Kinna, an early day resident
here, who removed from Langdon some
years ago to Estevan, Sask., and though
formerly a we'll to do farmer of Cavalier
county is now a wealthy dealer in lum-
Der, hardware and farm machinery in
the Canadian Northwest. In a letter to
the DEMOCRAT last week Mr.. Kinna ex
presses sorrow and surprise in learning
of Mr.. MONEYS death, the news of which
first reached them through the Winni-
peg papers,. His brother, Mr.. John
Kinna, who has mined considerably in
Alaska and Montana is associated with
him IN business at Estevan.
The far away from home list of read.
ers of the CouR1ER-DEMocRAT for some
little time past has included a couple OIL
we'll known young Langdon boys, Newell
Crawford and Everett Salter, who by
by the time they read this will have
entered upon their second years ex
p%erience of soldering in the service Of
Uncle Sam across the Pacific in the
Philippine Islands. The boys had grown
up in Langdon as school boy chums to
gether and carried to successful compile
ton a plan to travel and see something
of the world outside of their home town
When their folks first heard from them
they we're in Go. D., of the Fourth In.
fantry aboard a transport at San Fran.
cisco and leaving for Manila. In addi.
to their regular military duties the boys
are now attached to the regimental
band, and from kodak pictures they
have sent back are finding time to see
much that is of interest over there. This
item is intended to serve the double
purpose of being al item of news and al
the same time show that the DEMOCRAT
can follow you any place you are going
to and when it comes to local happenings
furnishes more news than q letter from
a personal friend.