Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-01-21
MONEY TO LOAN!
On Farm Mortgages. Low
est rates and large amounts.
Can pay all or part any fall.
G.. GETCHELL, Wales, N. D.

Sdll pay an Oh l)IIl amy ldll.
G.P. GET CHELL, Wales, N. D.
0. W. Simonson, local agent st.
Anthony u Dakota elevator company is
being visited by his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. p. Simonson, of Osakis, Mimi,
who will remain here for astay of several
weeks.
Elevator Agent Frank Briggs was
visited over Sunday by hs brother-in-
law, Rev. c. A. Mcnamara of Fargo, who
filled the pulpit of the Methodist church
in this city Sunday forenoon. He also
visited the churches at Wales and Han
nah. before going south Monday.
Thursday night bowling teams repre-
senting the U. &. II. and Columbia hotels
played a series of five match games at
the Grant johnson bowling alley with
the result that the players from Land
lord Monroe's hostelry won all five
games. High scores were made 10y Tony
Klein and Ernie Fletcher.
Mark OBrien, returned home yester-
day from Milwaukee. where he has been
for the past two or three months under
the treatment of specialists for Trouble
with his eyes. The result is expected
to effect a permanent cure, but Mark
will have to keep indoors and not expose
his eyes to tn light for at least three
weeks.
d. f. Reilly, the Dresden druggist.
who as been critically i'll since the
holidays was sufficiently we'll yesterday
to be brought to Langdon on the after
noon train, and along with Mrs. Reilly
will make a stay at the ALERT home until
he has sufficiently recovered his
strength to make the journey to the
Pacific coast
Clerk ofCourt H. o. Storlie left Satur-
day for Spring Grove, Mimi, where he
was called by a telegram announcing
the death of his father the day proceed
lIS lICSCdGCo q DCC't VI CCplC ACnith
for some months and had reached quite
an advanced age, Thos. Devaney has
been filling the position of deputy iii the
clerk of courts office during MIR. Storlie's
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs John Mahon and their
younge.t daughter, Francis, will leave
Langdon during thu coming week for a
mid winter trip through points of in
terest of several states on the Pa
cific coast, not expecting to return
until spring Their home in town Will
be closed while away and plans have
been made that should make the trip
one of considerable interest and pleasure.
p. Kelly went to Hot Springs, Ark.
on Monday, word having reached here
in the forenoon of the death at that
place Sunday of his son, Frank Kelly,
who left Langdon shout three weeks
ago to receive treatment at the Springs
for acute rheumatic troubles. 1t is not
expected that MIR Kelly will return with
the remains of his son before Monday
and the time OF the holding of the funeral
will be announced later.
Kelly's Arcade department store opens
an auction sale of its $4,000 stock of
high grade general merchandise tomor-
row, Friday January %, which will con-
tinue until Saturday Of the following
week, January 80. Auction sales will be
conducted during the afternoon and
evening of each day by Auctioneer e. j,
Wienecke, regarding which particulars
can be obtained by reading the big dis.
play adv't On another age.
Tomorrow, the 22nd inst, Mr.. and Mrs
W. j.. Mooney and party start from New
York, on the steamship Republic, of the
White Star line, ON a visit during the
remaining weeks of the winter season in
Europe. The party consists of Mr. and
Mrs. G. S. Titus, Mrs. j. Walker Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. b. Winship and Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. +. Murphy, all OF Crane
Forks In addition to points Of interest
in the British Isles considerable imt
will be spent in France and Italy.
Farm Loans. farm Loans. Fasa
loaaS. See Cleary & Mclean.