Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-05-06
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Before Making That
Real Estate Loan.
1t Will Pay You.
C.P. GETCHELL., Wales, N. D..

Schulke's Trade Palace will give
bargain buyers another chance for big
money values at their Saturday bargain
sale this week. The early buyer is sure
to get the best bargains. Come early.
The infant daughter of Cashier and
Mrs. George e. Johnston, of Wales died
Monday. The little ones life had been
despaired of since its birth last Satur
day. The remains were taken to
Minneapolis for interment on Tuesdays
train.
j. B. Eaton of Grand Forks visited
Langdon and Hannah last week, hi:
mission being to purchase thoroughbred
stock for his cattle ranch at Towner, tn
county seat of McHenry in the western
part of the state. where he has severe
fine herds of cattle.
Teacher Walt Davis of the Dresden
school stated while here making a holi
day visit Saturday that the Dresden
band of fifteen players received theil
instruments last week and expected tC
make sufficient advancement to enable
them to do their share IN supplying
the noise for Langdons county fair in
August.
Tuesday with the Thermometer stand.
ing at 76o in the shade and anywhere
from that point up to 1902 when exposed
to the Old Soils bright rays of sunshine
was a distinct and sudden change from
the days preceding when the maximum
temperature had barely crawled higher
than freezing point in the thermometer.
Such, however, is North Dakota.
Senator Henry Mclean of Hannah,
Duncan Mclean of Dresden. S. G.
Erickson, of Elkwood, Louis Schneider,
of Mt. Carmel, Robert Meiklejohn and
E. j. Evans. Of Langdon, were the mem
beers of the board of directors of the
Cavalier County Fair association in
attendance at the meetings held Friday
and Saturday last week at the Office of
the secretary, B. K. Groom.
A letter received by Langdon friends
from Milton Reed, who left the city
recently along with Floyd Watson to
Join the Northern base ball league Of the
Canadian Northwest, states that May
LIST opened at Brandon, Man, with snow
on the ground to a depth of eighteen
inches. Both Reed and Watson are
itching for the weather to warm up and
the base ball season commence.
Attorney P. G. johnson of this city
was last week appointed by Attorney
General Andrew Miller to the position
of assistant attorney general to aid the
work of enforcing the prohibition law in
the eastern part of the state. There are
two of these officers for the state as pro-
vlded for by House Bill No. 226, with a
salary for each fixed at $4,000 a year.
MIR. johnson will take Office July 1, and
will have charge of the eastern section
or division of the state. He will be
possessed of all the power and authority
of the attorney general.
This week congratulations are being
rendered Mr.. Paul Ludwig and bride
nee Miss Stella Foxen, of Backoo, in
Pembina county. The ceremony was
performed last Wednesday afternoon in
Grand Forks by Rev. w. H. Matthews
of the Presbyterian church. The groom
is a member of the firm of Ramage &
Ludwig, the City Meat Market, being
engagedin business at Walhalla previous
to coming to Langdon this spring. MI
and Mrs. Ludwig arrived in the city OF
Thursdays train from the Forks ane
will make their home in a suite of room
over the meat market.
Gophers will come less than a mile t,
eat Mickleson's gopher poison and i
kills 'em quick. For sale by w. A
| Ferguson & Co. That is the poison-no