Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-09-02

Morris Winter left Saturday on a few
days visit with friends in Saint Paul.
Wang creamery butter for sale at Ram
age & Ludwigs S. Twenty-Five cents a
pound.
Cashier G. P. Getchel transacted
business IN the city Monday while here
from Wales between trains.
If you want to buy or sell a farm, call
on or write Joseph Power, Langdon, N.
D., Office over Citizens State Bank.
Mrs. j. H. Schmidt and children left
on Mondays train for a visit of a month
at the family home in Pipestone, Mimi.
Misses Kate and Minnie Hannah were
in the city Monday from the end town
making an over night stay with Langdon
friends.
Miss Nettie Ireland from Walhalla
was II among the number of teachers
here to attend the examination held
last week.
Money always on hand for first and
second mortgage loans on Cavalier
county lands. Bestiiof rates and condi-
pions. O. %. Thompson, cashier.
Do you ask why we sell seventy five
per cent of all the ice cream sold in
town? 1t Is the best. W. j. Mercer.
Rev. +. j. Hubbard accompanied by
Mrs. nibbard and the children returned
to the city yesterday from their months
vacation visit with friends in the east.
Chas. Watt is acting chief of police
and is wearing the star this week in the
absence of Chief of Police M. j. Horgan
who separating his threshing outfit east
OF flown.
Mrs y. II. Bake, and children who
havo been visiting at the Judge Dorval
home for some time accompanied Mr..
, Bake when he left Tuesday for their
r new homo at Beach, n. D..
The September business meeting of
+, the ladies guild of the Presbyterian
church will be held at the home of
Mrs. Jas. McBain tomorrow, Friday
afternoon at three o'clock. Frances
Robson, secretary.
John Block came up from Alexandria
II Mimi, where tho family have been max.
k ing their home since selling the farm
. near Dresden last spring. He will re.
main here through the fall and operate
a threshing machine he still owns here
o Ed. Mcneil, who is spending part O
the eummer here from Marysville. Ont
visiting with his brothers, John Il. anc
Joseph Mcneil, near Olga, left last weel
for a short visit with old friends a
Grafton, \. D., before returning to hi
home in the east.
j, A. II. Bake is in the city this weel
from Beach, N. d., which is to be tn,
headquarters of a line of elevators he i
putting up in four Williams count,
towns. All four of the elevators ar
completed and opened up for bushes
?! on September LIST.
The usual morning and evening ser
vices will be held on Sunday at tn
Presbyterian church by the pastor
Rev. FL. Hubbard, who returns accom-
=" panied by Mrs. Hubbard and the child
rem from a months vacation visit will
! friends in the east.
The regular services for next Sunda,
at the M. d. church will be conducted
~ by Presiding Elder Moore of Crane
% Forks, who also presided over the quar-
. terly business meetings of the churche.
, at Langdon, Easily and Harvey Centre
held during the week.
Mr.. Blaker, who has conducted ser
vices at the Episcopal church here a.
n lay reader during the summer month:
n is leaving Langdon early the coming
G week for Faribault. Mimi. This fal
he takes up his final year of theological
4. study at the Episcopal seminary at tina
n place.