Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-02-04

to loan on first and second mortgages.
ALERT g. Winter have plenty of money
to loan OF first and second mortgages.
Jas. MCLAUGHLIN was a business
visitor up the line Monday as far as
Hannah.
T. S. Schwartz, contractor and builder
at Dresden, transacted business here
Tuesday,
Cashier o. q. Thompson returned
Saturday from his st. Paul trip after an
absence of a week.
Miss Lucy Boesl returned last week
from a visit of several days with Mrs. e.
M. Lawson at Hannah.
Attorney and Mrs. w. A. Mcintyre
were visitors over Sunday with friends
down the line at the Forks.
A. II. Koehmstedt made a visit among
county seat friends last week while here
on business a couple of days.
Mrs. DR.. Esler returned to her home
at Milton, having visited a few days in
the city at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
e. Close.
Harry Lawrence, for some time jeweler
at the Hannah drug store of Dan Nc
Gruer, is starting up in business at
International Falls, MINI.
Jas. G. Milne was a visitor at the home
of his brother Cashier j.. ID. Milne,
several days last week while down from
Hannah, to attend the Scotch celebra-
ton.
Opera House, Tuesday, February g
lecture by Gov. Buchtel. of Colorado on
abraham Lincoln" This will be the
finest thing offered by the lecture course
for this season.
Miss Jessie Milne, eldest daughter of
Cashier and Mrs. j. D. Milne, was a
Hannah visitor this week, taking part in
the musical recital given by pupils of
Miss Grace Myers.
Mrs. Roy Loynes went on Mondays
afternoon train to the home of her
parents in Minnesota, for a short visit
before leaving In the spring for the
Pacific coast country.
George McGauvran, the Osnabrock
heavy weight, who has developed into
something a little more substantial than
a shadow since winter set in, made a
short visit here Monday.
DR.. J.J. Reilly was here Tuesday from
Milton between trains to see his brother,
Druggist Ed. f. Reilly, of Dresden, who
has been visiting at the ALERT residence
since he became convalescent about two
weeks ago.
Mrs. Henry Hebert returned last
week to her home at Minot, having
visited in Langdon since the holidays
with her mother Mrs. Jos. Droschers.
Her sister accompanied Mrs. Herbert
on her return to Minot.
Mrs. j. w. Henry, was a returning
passenger on Fridays train from the
Canadian Northwest having been visit
ing since the holidays with her husband,
who is in charge of a telephone line con-
struction crew for the Dominion govern
ment.
Mrs. Agnes Mcmillan, returned last
week to her home in Langdon after an
absence of some length during the last
illness of a brother wholived in Chicago.
Since leaving here she has also visited
among a number of old friends in Eastern
Ontario.
M. L. Sullivan was a passenger Mon
day for St. Paul where he will join D.
H. Mcmillan, M. j. O'Malley, Alderman
Morris Orion and Judge E. A. Farrell
The five forming a Langdon party which
intends spending probably a month at
West Baden, Ind, taking the baths for
rheumatic troubles.
Fred. W. Mclean, who since the first
of the year has taken up the editorial
and business management of the demo-
cratic Daily News at Fargo came up
Monday for a short visit. With Fred as
the "push" in the sanctum of the Daily
News the paper is certain to show a
get-there-it-iv-ness that is typical of a
"stayer" in journalistic field.
D KIDD 6 SMITH