Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-09-02

For farm loans Mooney & Johnston's
is the only place.
w, A. Farrell got back Tuesday from
a short business trip to Fargo.
ALERT & Winter haze plentg Of money
to loan on 6rst aud second mortgages.
Tornado Insurance only SI.5O per thousand
for one year. Insure now. Cavalier Co.
National Bank.
Mrs. Thos Heating was here Saturday
from Easily the guest of a number of
Langdon friends.
Miss Lorraine Koehmstedt returned
home yestesday from a visit of a week
with friends at Park River.
Mrs. John Gatschene is in the city
from Dresden visiting a few days at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Voll.
Mrs. e. A. Wadsworth and little
daughter left on Tuesdays train re-
turning to their home at Grinnell, La.
Mrs. r. j. Stable returned on today's
noon train from a visit of several weeks
with her sister living at Brockett N. d.
Mrs. Frank Schwartz and little son,
Eddie, returned yesterday from a few
days visit with friends up the line at
Wales.
Dewey Pierce returned Saturday to
his home at Lakota having visited a
month with Langdon friends of the
family.
w. d. Pickley of base ball fame was
a welcome visitor among many old Lang
don friends while here Monday from
Hampden.
Miss Bertha McGauvran returned
Monday from a weeks visit in Grand
Forks at the home of her sister Mrs.
Robert McGrath.
Mrs. John Mcmillan returned Satur-
day to her home at Hannah, having
visited during the week here with her
daughter, Mrs. @. e. Mcmillan.
Peter McNiven is here from Calvin
accompanied by his daughters, Mrs
Smith and Miss Amanda McNiven, bott
of whom are now living at Winston.
Chas. jackson, who has been living
back at the old home in Kingsville, Ont.
since disposing OF his farm near Langdol
a few years ago was an arrival last weel
w. French, i Cavalier resident wht
has quite extensive real estate interests
in the western part of this county, pas
sed through town Sunday on his way tt
Clyde.
We do not sell all the ice cream that i
sold, but we do sell seventy-five per cen
of all the ice cream that is sold in Lang
don. There must be a reason for it
W. j. Mercer.
Misses Stella and Pearl Fullerton
engaged in teaching schools near Vale
we're here Friday and Saturday to writ
at the examination conducted by CO
Supt. Groom.
> J.kelland was a passenger on Monda,
> as far as Grand Forks where he engage,
5 a crew of bricklayers to work on hi
l contract for the rebuilding of the M. L
5 Sullivan home.
DR.. and Mrs. P. G. Donovan ane
t children were over here from Neche il
their auto making a day or two's visi
> with Langdon friends this week, return
1 ing home Saturday afternoon.
l HI j. Beechie came up from Osnabrocl
l on Monday to see Mrs. Beechie, who i
at the Drs. Semple and Mcqueen privat
hospital. Her progress toward recover,
. indicates the possibility of being abb
to return home next week.
Miss Bertha Cameron, daughter O
. Hon. Peter Cameron, of Tyner. il
Pembina county, made a short stay il
the city Friday last week %returnin!
home from a visit at the home of he
, uncle, Mr.. Robert Fleming at Dresden
The house owned by Rev Thos. Duga,
in the Dorval addition is being move'
,, into this week by Attorney W. Z
Dickson, and family, taking the plac
Of the Sturms' who left Langdon o.
Tuesday for Southern California t
make their home.
] Frank j. Hodgins, a Langdon residen
of a number of years standing, who nov
|, makes Minneapolis his home greete,
= old friends while here two days las
> week, returning to the Twin Cities fron
] a months "trip to Seattle, Vancouve
and other Pacific coast points.
J s DOCTOR MUGAN
, 6 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON {
j e ...Ohice-Over Boyd,s Store. (
e Besides General Medicine SpeciaI atten- /