Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-05-27
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Before Making That
Real Estate Loan.
1t Will Pay You.
C.P. GETCHELL. Wales. N. D.

William III. Smith one of the we'll
known pioneer residents of the Beaulieu
neighborhood was in Langdon a couple
of days last week attending to legal
matters.
Our ice cream parlor is open to the
public we have the best equipped parlor
in the city and we serve the best ice
cream. Your patronage is cordially
solicited. w. j. Mercer.
Veteran Geo. Swinburn of Wales went
through on Tuesdays train expecting to
spend the greater part of the summer
visiting with friends and relatives in
Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Fl. A. Y. Arnestad, of Wales, is the
special agent for Cavalier county of the
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. of
Newark, n. j. The attention of our
readers is directed to an advertisement
Mr.. Arnestad has in another column of
this issue.
Manager A. r. Marshall of the Nc
MILAN Machine Co, accompanied 10y
Messrs D. Fl. Mcmillan, M. L. Sullivan,
Peter Olson, and George Walker took
Tuesday train to Fargo, where the Nc
MILAN Machine Co., has a case pending
in the U. S federal court.
Mrs. John Mahon, Mrs. Thos. Finerty
and Miss G.. E. Mcmillan are among
the number from Langdon who are at
Grand Forks this week attending the
May musical festival of the Grand Forks
O%ratorio society, q three day event being
held in the newly completed auditorium.
B. o. Green, the we'll known hotel
man at Mowbray, Man, died quite I'M
expectedly On Monday after being III
only a few days. He was quite we'll
known by a number of Langdon people
and last. summer brought the Mo~bray
ball team over here in his big automobile
on two occasions to play against the
Langdon nine.
Langdon was represented at the
Morden races held on Monday this week
by J. f. Ramage, Jno. Tyrrell, Alex
McNabb, w. L. Drury, b. H. Durbin,
Jas. MCLAUGHLIN, O. E. Thompson, ID.
G. Mcdonald, FL. Albrecht, j. B. Mooney.
j. f. Schneider and j. Reilly. The
crowd returning report that they were
most Hospitality and royalty entertained
by their Cannuck cousins, who are
looking forward to making Langdon a
visit in large numbers when we hold
our county fair in August.
Riverside, the we'll known grey trot.
ting horse of j. F. Ramage of this city
was the easy winner of second money in
the free for all trot at the race meeting
held at Morden, Man, on Monday of this
week. Mr.. Ramage also has another
likely looking youngster IN a bay three
year old, that got third money IN n Of
the races over there. A little more track
work and both of these Langdon horses
may be expected to show themselves az
money winners at the races during the
county fair to be held here in August.
Next week Miss Winnie Ferguson ane
Miss Mile Irwin are expecting to leav'
for an extended visit during the summe
months with relatives and friends OF
the Pacific coast. Miss Ferguson
expects to make a stay of considerabl
length with her friends at Vancouve
and Miss Irwin at Portland Ore. The
will be accompanied OF their trip ives
by Mr.. John Irwin, who is returning t
his home at Everett, Wash, after a visi
of a year with his brother here. All Q
the party of course will make a point c
spending some time at the big fair whic
opens next month at Seattle.