Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-08-12

Send sl.O and get ten cyclone views
of Langdon, all different, Barker's Studio
1t looks as though the Sarles base
ball team will organize again this sea-
son.
Wang creamery butter for sale at Ram
age & Ludwigs S. Twenty-Five cents a
pound.
Ernest Helgeson of Osnabrock was
holding down a position as a gate keeper
during the fair.
Editor Crimson of Munich, was a
business caller in town Monday. This
office acknowledges a pleasant call.
If you want to buy or sell a farm, call
on or write Joseph Power, Langdon, N.
D., office over Citizens State Bank.
Optician A. o. Void is spending the
week making professional visits to a
number of the outside towns over the
county.
Miss Margaret Mckay, who visited
the j. G Dickson home during fair
week, returned Monday to her home at
| Milton.
JAS. Thomson, the we'll known insur-
ance man, is here this week. This trip
he is talking mining stock to his Lang
don friends.
1t is reported that lightning struck
the George Basslngthwaite residence
during Mondays afternoon storm, but
did no serious damage.
Among the Munich exhibitors at the
Cavalier county fair we're I'LL Burdick,
Peter Schuler, P. j. Anthony, Thor.
Thortinnson and John Burt.
Money always on hand for first and
second mortgage loans on Cavalier
county lands. Bestjof rates and condi-
pions. O. e. Thompson, cashier.
The advent of a sen at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. McNiven on Tues
day morning is an event of general con-
graduation among the many friends of
the family
Mrs. o. f Thompson and Mrs. Tillie
McGruer took Mondays train for Cass
Lake, Mimi, where the next week OF
ten days viii be spent in the pleasures OF
boating and fishing on the lake.
Hon. I. L. Burdick of Munich, last
week sold eleven head of Hereford
cattle to Chas. Schrank, a thoroughbred
Percheron mare to Peter SCHUYLER, and
Ilamiltonian driving horse to Pat Lowe
The Germans northeast of Munich
have fitted up the old McCorquodalt
residence for a German school. An adj
5 dition has been built to the house to be-
used rs a dormitory for the children il
winter. Why not provide English
schools with dormitories9
Starl Conley of Toledo, Ohio, who il
5 walking the U. S. boundaries, was a
Hannah Monday. He has to walk al
: the way and cannot beg. steal or borrow
r but has to work enough to buy hi
clothes and board. He has %travele,
about 10000 miles and has about 200
miles to make yet.
: Miss jessie Hoffel of Wales, who wa
taken sick while visiting the Howard
< and went to st. Michaels Hospital
8 Grand Forks, died on Wednesda
evening and was taken home for burial
< Her niece, Mrs. Thos. Beaudry, of thi
I place, went this morning to attend tn
funeral. -Walhalla Mountaineer.
, M. L.. Sullivan expects to start wit
the beginning of next week the recon
Z struction of his brick residence on tn
corner of Spruce and Sixth streets. Th
brick and masonry work will be done b
: j. j. kelland and the carpenter work b
Frank Jahnke. The outer walls will b
of white pressed brick with ston
trimming.
a Chas. Hunter, of the machinery fri
" of Hunter and Stevenson in this cit,
was among those who sustained a GRO
t. loss in the hail storm that passed owe
IS Greg township on Monday afternoon {
last week. The other losers include
; Archie Sillers, Jr., Dan Porter, and {
+ r. Daniels. In all twelve different farm
around Daniels are reported as bein
damaged.
/: DRS. KERR & SMITH