Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-03-25
SEE WE
Before Making That
Real Estate Loan.
1t Will Pay You.
C.P GETGHELL. Wales. N. D.

Gophers will come les than a milo 70
eat Mickleson's gopher poison and it
kills 'em quick. For sale by w. A.
Ferguson& Co. That is the poison-not
the gophers.
L. B. Hankey, a Langdon old timer,
who has been l.. the hotel business -
Milton since removing from Nekoma last
fall: is a county seat visitor during
court week.
Mrs. B. b. Groom has as a guest this
week Mrs. B. Prom, of Milton. who
arrived yesterday to attend the concert
given last evening by the Minneapolis
Symphony Quartette.
Mrs. A. Mcknight and son, John, who
have been spending much of the winter
season in Oregon and California we're
returning arrivals in the city Tuesday
from their Pacific coast trip.
Mrs. Austin, wife of Rev. Jas. Austin
of Hannah, was one of the end town
party of ladies who were in the city last
evening to attend the concert of the
Minneapolis Symphony Quartette.
]. P. Burling returned Tuesday from
Wahpeton, N. D., where he has made a
mercantile investment lately since dis
posing of his farm holdings, the Cameron
property, asst of town a few weeks ago.
Jos. Anstett and A. Klein were visitors
Sunday over at Nekoma, where Mr..
Anstett is moving to this week and will
fill the position of manager of the new
general merchandise store of A. Schulke
Co.
j. w. Pomroy, a former we'll known
Milton resident now with the Interna-
tional Harvester Co, as their district
representative at Grand Forks was a
business visitor IN Langdon a couple of
days this week.
Gust Wilmert is the new proprietor of
fruit confectionery and cigar business
until recently operated by Matt
Schneider at the old Stable store on
Third Street. Mr.. Wilmert got quite
an acquaintance with the Langdon trade
within the past year while in charge of
the Welsh pool rooms and billiard hall.
Henry Chagnon was over here Monday
from Olga visiting with Judge Ell. d.
Dorval. Mr.. Chagnon is a brother-in-
law of Philip Brusseau, at Olga and has
only recently returned from Rhode
Island, where he has made his home
since leaving this county in 1890. Mr..
Chagnon was quick to appreciate the
growth and improved appearance of
Langdon today, compared with his
recollections of our town as he last saw
it nineteen years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Loynes left Lang
don last Saturday, their point of des-
tination being Forest Grove, Ore, where
the Loynes and Moore families propose
making their future home. They made
a stop over Sunday at Grand Forks with
Miss Hazel Loynes, who will 60 west to
Oregon next summer, after graduating
from the state university in June. Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Loynes continued their
journey west on Monday in company
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. Moore.
Jerry Cleary, whose farm is about five
miles west of the village of Olga has
bills out announcing an auction sale for
Tuesday of next week, March 3Oth. The
sale will be conducted by Auctioneer
Tony Kieffer, of Wales, who has recently
conducted a number of most successful
sales in this county. Mr.. Cleary retires
from farming owing to continued poor
health. contracted during active service
during the Spanish American wal in
the PHILIPPINE Islands some years ago.