Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-07-15
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Before Making That
Real Estate Loan.
it Will Pay You.
C.P. GEIcHE!L. Wales, N. D.


Attorney Fred w. Mclean arrived in
the city Monday from Fargo and during
q stay of a few days here will be busy
looking after his Cavalier county farm
ing interests.
Mrs. j. j. Kohnen came up from Park
River on Tuesday in response to n tele-
gram apprising her Of the death of her
brother, the late T.. \. Farrell, who pas,
sed away Monday evening at half past
| ten o'clock.
Mrs. Frank l.. Sch&aftz and Little son
Eddie, returned hooe last Thursday
from Il visit of three weeks With Mr.. auc
Mrs. Frank Hamerl, Ola n%eiehoors anc
friends OF the family now residing a
Lake City, Mimi.
The Ipworlh League society Of th1
Methodist church that i
will serve ice cream and cake ut the Nj
Liebeler warehouse on Third street OF
Saturday afternoon OF this week, the
18th inst. Ten cents.
Pat McGauvran, closed a visit OF seve
raj weeks here with his brother and a
Osnabrock, leaving on Saturdays trair
for Belleview, Wash, where the famil,
have been located since leaving thi:
county about two years ago.
A. H.. Bake and wife were Sunda,
visitors at the Judge Dorval home in Thu
city, on their way home to kaleida
Man, from an automobile trip toStevens
Mimi, where a visit of several days wa:
made at the home of Mr.. Bakke's mothe
Judge Dorval and wife will numbe
among those from Langdon attending
the big fair at Winnipeg this week
While there they will meet a sister o
Mrs. Dorval's who is coming to Langdol
from Montreal for a visit during part o
the summer.
Miss Nettie Prinyer left Monday b.
way VI tlIe Ooo lol SdilQO, az winch pun
she will JOIN her brother-in-law, A. L
Bradley, in a trip to Boulder, Colo
where Mrs. Bradley has been stayin!
since the recent death of her son, Bake
Bradley. some three months ago.
M. Kelly numbers among those from
Langdon who will take in the sights a
the Seattle exposition, leaving for tina
place on Tuesdays train. Incidental,
it is Nj. Kelly's intention to register TO
a homestead filing when the reservation
lnnds are opened to settlers next month
Judge Kneeshaw returned Tueada,
from an over Sunday visit to his hom'
at Pembina, re-opening court III tn
afternoon for the hearing of argument
in court cases OH the civil calendar. BE
fore adiourning court Saturday after
noon Judge kneeshaw excused the jur,
for the term,
Mrs. John Sheehan and two little boy
left yesterday for a visit east at tn
home of her folks neal Montreal, not eX
pecting to return to Langdon until com
pletely recovered from the injuries ant
severe nervous shock sustained in tn
terrible windstorm that visited Lang
don a few weeks ago.
George Konicek and wife returned Of
Monday from a visit to New Prague
Mimi. where Mr.. Konicek closed a dea
for the purchase of a valuable farn
property in a prosperous Bohemian set
Element. He is one of the early resident
of Langdon and vicinity, and though tn
family intend removing to New Pragu
this fall it is announced by Mr.. Konice]
that he will continue to retain his farn
property neal Langdon.
Agent f. r. Lilly, of the Armenia ele
vator company, whose elevator in thi
city met destruction in the tornado tina
visited Langdon six weeks ago is expec,
ing to leave here shortly for Calgary
where he has been offered a similar pc
sition. The Armenia company decide
not to rebuild their elevator here OWN
to the decrease in late years of Langdon'
wheat marketing area. Mr.. Lilly an
his family have been highly esteeme
residents since coming here six years az
and that they are leaving Langdon wi
be generally learned with regret.