Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-07-15
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Send s1.m and get ten cyclone views
OF Langdon all different, Bankers Studio
Yang creamery butter for sale at Ram
age d Ludwig S. twenty-five cents 8
pound.
Banker George II. Johnston was a
Wales visitor in the city Saturday trans.
acting business.
You can get your clothes any time you
want them if you take them to Simon
Schefters to be cleaned and pressed.
Merchant j. B. Boyd took Mondays
train to Bralnard, MINI, where a bust.
ness deal is likely to detain him several
days.
George Ayott went to the Forks on
Tuesday and is intending to stay there
until after the state fair which opens
next week.
Rev. S. Currie was a visitor here last
week from Park River and on Sunda,
conducted the Episcopal services held al
the Church of Our Saviour.
Money always on hand for first and
second mortgage loans on Cavalier
county lands. Best:of rates and condi
plons. O. r.. Thompson, cashier.
Mrs. j. j. Robson returned Saturda,
from lankton S. d., where as a Nortl
Dakota delegate she attended the ma
tlonal navigation and irrigation con
v%ention.
Mrs. Frank Athern and daughter. Mis-.
Fanny, were guests of Mrs WA. Monroe
at the L. G. L. Hotel several days dur
ing the week, returning Monday to thei,
home in Rugby.
W. ID Gordon and wife were passen
gers Tuesday to Rosenfeldt, Man. wher,
Mrs. Gordon will visit her sister Mis-.
Stewart, while Mr.. Gordon spends a few
days at the Winnipeg fair.
Andrew Sturm started east Saturda,
on q trip to points in Iowa and Illinois
where the Cavalier Co, immigration As
ISOLATION has negotiations pending 70
the sale of several large tracts of farm Ian.
Mrs, L. Donovan and daughters wer
passengers Saturday To Winnipeg an,
Will he guests at the home Of Mrs, Done
vans daughter, Mrs. Chestley, while At
tending the Manitoba provincial far i
that city this week.
Theodore Hayward, who up "a = fe,
years ago farmed north of Langdon, wa
. here from across the line at Pilot Noun,
+ with a number of his Manit0ba neigh
bors to attend the Twelfth of July cele
bration held at Milton on Monday.
Merchant Jos. T.. Schneider wen
through from Wales to st. Paul on Sal
urday, and returning this week is bein
+ accompanied by Mrs. Schneider, VIII
, has been making az extended stay i
i, the Twin Cities while receiving medicf
treatment.
Prof. A. p. Hollis, of Valley City
, Miss Fannie Amidon, of Valley City, an
Prof. G. w. Randlett, of Fargo, instrue
tors conducting the Cavalier count
teachers institute being held in Lans
don this week, we're arrivals in the cit
= on the Mondays 400 train.
Pat. Shelp, one of the county's oil
pioneers and living in the Mazda settle
ment, took the train Tuesday for SeattI
and in addition to the sights. at the bi
, exposition intends making a homestea
8 registration at the land office for tn
opening Of the reservation next mont
in the state of Washington.
: II. e. Price, of the furniture and Ill
dertaklng firm of Price & Johnson, le
on Friday train for a months trip
the Pacific coast. In addition to yiewin
the sights at the Seattle exposition,
will make registrations for both himse
and his partner, Mr.. johnson, for tt
=, drawing of homesteads at the openin
= to settlers of the Indian reservations
: Idaho, Washington and Montana, whic
J occur during the month of August.