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

ALERT Il Winter have plenty of money
to loan on first and second mortgages.
You can't afford to make a farm loan
any place but with Mooney 81 Johnston.
Mrs. John S. Gogin spent a day or two
with Langdon friends this week. return
ing to her home at Osnabrock rdav
Photographer Arthur Barker has his
brother here for a day or two's visit dur
the opening of the chicken season. Mr.
Barker is a travelling salesman. his ter.
ritory covering the southern portion of
this state.
The millinery department at the ]
b. Boyd store is announced in a new ad
yertisement this week to occur on Tues
day and Wednesday of next week. Sep
18th and 10. Mr.. Boyd's head milliner
Miss Maud Hanson promises a displa,
of the latest styles and creations which
she selected personally in the Twir
Cities and Chicago. Mr.. Boyd is nov
in New York city making heavy pur
chases of fall and winter goods for hi
big department store.
On Wednesday afternoon of last week
little Miss Marie Dorval, the younges
daughter of Judge FL. E. Dorval, wa
rendered a farewell party by abou
twenty of her young friends at the famil,
home on the hill. Quite a jolly tim
was had by all, long to be remembered
after their little hostess leaves here thi:
week for Crescent Wood, at Winnipeg
Man, where she enters the Academy O
the Sisters of the HolytNames. She will,
be with her older sister, Miss Charlotte
who is in the convent there, and whc
since taking the orders is now known as
Sister Magdalena.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-09-09

They all eat ice cream at Wilmert's
1t must be good.
Mooney & Johnston are the only ones
who have cheap money for farm loans.
Arthur Sparkling was at Fargo last Fri
day after repair supplies for his auto
garage
Mrs. Allan Pinkerton visited last week
with friends at Wales a few days, re-
turning home Tuesday.
Buy that suit at Simon Schefter's
clothing store. Dressing rooms and
tailor shop in connection.
Mrs. A. H. Brown is being visited by
her sister, Miss Mabel Beggs who arrived
on yesterdays train from Glendale.
Pat McGauvran has leased the Hedge
sen brick building at Osnabrock and
will open up a pool room and lunch
counter.
Merchant H. j, Mathisen of Dresden
was in the city Monday accompanied by
his brother, DR.. Mathisen, a resident of
Sheldon, N. ID.
Jas. Walker of the Langdon Light Co.,
is one of a party of Langdon hunters to
enjoy the opening week of the chicken
season in camp at Hunters Lake.
Attorney Smith left yesterday for st
Paul on a business trip. Mr.. Smith, Sr.
accompanied him returning to his home
in Minnesota after a visit here of a week
Druggist Robert McGrath went dowr
the line Friday. to Grand Forks from
Hannah, where threshing on his farms
had required his personal supervision fol
several days.
Misses Nellie and Irene McDermot
and Miss Mary O'Reilly left on Monday:
passenger for Grand Forks where the,
will continue their studies at st. Der
nard's Academy.
Milton Reed, who has been running
barber shop up at Hannah since th'
close of the baseball season made tht
folks here a short visit this week return
ing to the end town yesterday.
Mrs. III. j. Beechie, who has been a
the hospital here since undergoing an op
Grafton for appendicitis recently, return
ed to her home at Osnabrock on Mon
day, accompanied by her husband.
M. Liebeler's new adv't this week i
ga live one and tells of two new lines
Pacemaker plows and Waterloo gasolin
engines, that have this fall been adde'
to his complete line of farm machinery
Alex. Heintze and family will agai
make their home in Langdon, %occupyin
the house they own on the north end c
Third street. They will ship their house
hold goods here from Grand Forks thi
week.
Rt. Rev. Cameron d. Mann, the Epis
copal bishop of the Diocese Of Mort
Dakota, is q distinguished visitor in tn
city today from Fargo. Last evening
Bishop Mann conducted services a
the Church of Our Saviour, which wer'
both interesting and largely attended.
was his annual visitation to the Lang
don church.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-09-09

SWAY Out West" is the next theatri-
cal attraction at the Opera House Mon
day evening, September 18th.
Thresher books-the kind that prevent
mistaks-make short accounts and long
friends-sold at the DEMOCRAT Office.
Rosa Lake east of town, is no longer a
point of interest to local duck hunters,
as the drainage of the lake has effected
a complete exodus of ducks and geese.
"East Lynn" a dramatization of a
popular standard novel that is always
welcomed by theatre goers, is billed
for presentation at the Langdon opera
house on October 18th,
From western sections of the county
visited by hail near Calvin farmers re-
port having harvested as high as ten
bushels per acre from crop supposed to
have been a total loss by hail.
Reports of hunters who we're out on
Monday the opening day of the season
would appear to bear out the statement
that chicken stories were more plentiful
than chickens when the got back home.
Wheat averages are showing averages
varying from fifteen to twenty-seven bus
hels per acre in Fremont township. This
indicates that Fremont is harvesting the
bumper crop in Cavalier county this fall
Threshing outfits around Langdon
appeared to celebrate North Dakota's
new legal holiday, Labor Day. the first
Monday in September-by trying to see
which of them could thresh out the most
grain.
Arthur Foster, while over from Clyde
yesterday, stated that wheat was turn
ing out over in that section all the way
from II to 26 bushels per acre and
figures that the average will easily RIM
up to II or Is bushels to the acre.
Among the names of Northwestern
inventors we find the name of G. A,
Bellrud, of Fairdale, who has received q
patent on a snow pillow. While there
may be no immediate use for it now
chances are it will be given a good trial
before the roses bloom again.
Wednesday evening last week occurred
the "occultation" of Mars-the passing
of the moon between that planet and
the earth, which took place about 7:4i
and lasted until nearly 9 o'clock. 1t is
said that an occultation only occurs
about once in a mans lifetime-and we
are glad we were alive!
The weather for August was idea
after the first few days until the heat
of the 14th and 18th spoiled the pleasure
by spelling to some extent, the crops
OF the 81 days, 16 we're sunshine, IL
we're partly cloudy and only l day was
cloudy clear through. Rain fell on the
End, 4th, 9th, 7th, 10th and 2lst, all
electrical showers-the total precipita-
ton being 4 and Is 100 inches. The
highest temperature for the month was
the list, Sc; the lowest, the 18th, was
81. The mercury read over 80 on the
LIST, End, 3rd, 5th, 14th, Is and 21st. Or
the LIST, the greatest range occurred, 81
to 53-a difference of 48 degrees.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-09-09
For farm loans Mooney e. Johnston's

For farm loans Mooney & Johnston's
is the only place.
W, A. Farrell got back Tuesday from
a short business trip to Fargo.
ALERT & Winter have plenty of money
to loan on first and second mortgages,
Tornado Insurance only $l.5O per thousand
for one year. Insure now. Cavalier Co.
National Bank.
Miss Hazel Prom from Milton was an
over Sunday visitor in the city the guest
of Miss Emily Smith.
Miss Bell Robert on visited down the
line at Milton over Sunday a guest at
the Swanlaw and Peterson homes.
Mrs. G. P. Getchell and little daughter
came down from Wales yesterday for a
short visit with their Langdon friends.
Miss Anna Mclean returned Monday
from a week end visit at the home of her
father. Senator Mclean, near Hannah.
Miss Caroline e. Mcmillan of the
auditors office returned on Monday
from a visit Of a few days with friends at
Grand Forks.
Manager j. b. Carmichael of the Lang
don opera house returned Tuesday from
a two months trip to Seattle and other
Pacific coast points.
Jan Kyncle and John Hagan both have
this week completed threshing wheat
crops on their farms near town that
show a twenty bushel average.
VIM. Haverty will make Langdon his
home again this winter expecting that
Mrs. Haverty and the children will re.
move here from Wales in about a month
We do not sell all the ice cream that is
sold, but we do sell seventy-tive per cen
of all the ice cream that is sold in Lang
don. There must be a reason for it
W.. j. Mercer.
Druggist IL. d. Closes wife and littl,
daughter, Alice, who have spent nearl,
all the summer east. visiting with rela
tives of the family in Ontario, were ar
rivals on Tuesdays noon train.
Architect Joseph Bell Deremer from
Grand Forks was in the city Tuesday be
tween trains submitting plans for the re
construction of the Nj. l.. Sullivan bric]
residence, which was devastated by tn
cyclone of last spring.
Agent Frank Briggs of the Langdol
Farmers elevator, has rented the Spruc
street residence for a number of year
past the home of Mrs. Agnes Mcmillan
who is leaving here next week for tn
Canadian Northwest.
Sheriff WI, Drury and M. III. Murph
returned Saturday from Bismarck wher
they had taken Fred Smith, alias Tho.
Welsh, who serves a sentence of a yea
and two months for the theft of a col
watch from the person Of Ihos. UIlyot
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-09-09
DRS. KERR < SMITH
DENTISTS Donovan Block
DENTISTS
Donovan Bicck

\ recently received letter from Gull
Lake, Sask., conveyed the sad news to a
number of Langdon and Mt. Carmel
friends of the death of VIM. Gallagher,
who has spent the past several years in
western climates in search of health.
His widow is a daughter of the late
Jacob Schneider of Mt. Carmel.
Attorney P. G. johnson writes in a
letter from Banff, B. g., under date of
the 3rd inst, that he expects to start to-
day on his return to Langdon. The
course of treatment that he has been re-
ceiving at the Bantf springs since leaving
here in July has worked wonders with
the rheumatic trouble with which he has
suffered so much for many years past.
G. j. Kelly has a new advertisement
this week which tells of a week of auc-
ton sales to be conducted afternoons
and evenings daily from Saturday, Sept.
18th to Saturday, Sept. 18th. $4,000
worth of strictly first class goods are to
to be sacrificed at slaughter at the buy
ers own prices. MIR. Kelly advertises he
be will give away free souvenirs to the
ladies at two o'clock every afternoon dur
ing the big auction sale at the Kelly
Arcade Store.
Mrs. l.. S. Gendron, sister of Mrs. IL.
f. Dorval, who has been here making a
visit the past couple of months is leaving
here this week for her home in Montreal
returning by way of Winnipeg. Mrs.
Gendron expresses herself as being high
ly pleased with the country out here and
fully intends returning a year from now.
and invest considerable money in Cava-
lier county farm lands, being greatly I'M
pressed with the crop that Is being har-
vested around here this fall.
Mr. and Mrs, John Rylance and their
youngest son returned yesterday from
a weeks visit with relatives of Mrs. Ry-
%lance's at Hoople. They brought with
them some perfectly ripe samples of
of several varieties of large eating apples
picked from trees in the orchard at the
farm where they were visiting. There
was also a number of plum and other
fruit bearing trees that satisfactorily
demonstrated to Mr.. Rylance that North
Dakota can justly lay claim to being a
fruit growing state if the people living
in the state want to do their share to
make it one.
Mrs. b. Heating, passed away from
this life yesterday afternoon at four
o'clock. She had been in poor health
for a long time and during the past year
her condition has been gradually chang
ing for the worse. Death is reported as
being directly due to the ravages of con-
sumption. The Heating home, a mile
north of town is known as a home of hos
pitality by all the older residents of the
county for miles around and the sorrow
that entered when death crossed the
threshold and took Mrs. Heating means
a sad blow for the widowed husband and
two sons LETT to mourn. 1t is expected
that the funeral will be held tomorrow,
Friday forenoon from st. Alphonsus
church.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-09-09

a recent acquisition to the Poplar
Grove farm at Milton, is a healthy boy,
who put in his appearance at the John
Wild home Tuesday.
Two farms threshed during the week
in Iona township by the Sturm & Price
firm show average wheat yields of 81
and % bushels respectively.
The Osnabrock Independent has in
.augurated a subscription contest, a
piano and diamond ring being among
the more valuable prizes offered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
Jones, Ray & Pierce Phone 4sl Ne. 5 $: ,, PerrY St
& 60. 55f4 sHslI Ruadlins; <: Phone z6el.

s- Money ip ban on city property ., Montgomery County farm. lands in amounts of $l .000,o0 or more.
 We have for sale a five room house on Hishland Avenue for $ SOC, co oa would exchange for place closer iin and pay difefenee.
 We have a good plantation four and one-half miles from Court Square that VIII be sold as a whole or sub-dimdsd to suit purchaser. There are 54l acres in the place. about 100 acres is good bottom land. It is now rented to good tenants.
 We represent the, Manhattan Lie Insurance Co. of New Yosk. assets 1 SIS. 100000. co.
 Our Accident and Fiealth policy is- sued by the Pacific Mutual is the best protection in case of loss of time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
: Bids Wanted.

tBids, VIII be received by the undersigned untii twelve o'clock, noon. December 9th. from daily papers. publGhed in the City of AiontgoFneFy. for printlng the minutes of regular and special meeeinEs of the City taeIons. and auch special notices aS may bs required from time to time. for the period
 The City rsssryss the right to reject any s''e = s'''s' ROBERT TAFT.
 Nov. Ii aI. ciss 1stasaFes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
REAL. BARekliNS

For Sale = Read this .carefuiIy--- Three beautiful level vacant lots, on corner. high and dry. cIose to Highland Park School. { room cottage. 10 nice Peach trees. scuppefnons Arbprs Prica reduced from $2,2so.oo to, si.4se.oe.
 ,. For sale---4 room house snayths Street. Best renting Negro property in, City. Rents for ss6.eo. Price.
 For saie--FarmxlIso acres . miles from City. Right on Gravel Road. el9.so psr acre. Good farm. CfieAD price. ss
 For Sale -Beautifui lot ons Mobiis St.. t6x14o-aud sse, of ! &-fout alley. This tot Is worth S1,2b0.00. Now tho owner has got to ssil and syon can make us your ofker. Anything resson. able Will be acceDted. N
 s MONEY TO I,0Ax--rn any amount from s5e0. % up, We also lend In ';s :a fsss r:sss::: :ss;s ::s;s'''s; $; z WANTED TO BUY---Apy property inside the oity whore shs pfice Is reas- enable. ,Wekpay cash. -is s.ss Tw5 loom house in Alley near swayue's schcol-g Eents for sk2.oo per year Price tz260o. A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
MULTIGRAPH LETTERS.

LETTERS in quantities from 100 to Iooo o1. can be produced in exact fAc-simIie of efiS. inal typewriting and when properly exeen,.
 have the same effect as if each letter va typswFitten separately. Our facilities and work of this ciaAs Our rebutatIon Ssssees that we will E. L. Davant Typewriter co. E1rsk National Bank. .-l-U
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
ENGRAVING.

wANTED-You to illustrate your ads, win our eutp; they add 95 per cent to tko as- uactiyeness Of any ad; talk It oVeF with The Advertiser iEnEsayinr Co. -i-az
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
TYPEwRITERS AND REPAIRS

"REBUILTe machines. of all makes, aImost like new. Call and see them while In Mont. gomery All makes Fepaired- Suppitoa St" 4-ef
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

HELP wanted-A country man with famf- ly to work a farm. close to town on shares or for wages. good land, nice four room house J. w. Abercromhie. -2s ANY intelligent person may earn . good income corresponding for newspapers Er. perience unnecessary. Address Press Core spondence Bureau. Washington, D. c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
RToRAaE.

SV1I1S -r- ereel etorass. separate locked foern1 sbsolufs nEtafy and pFivecy. eaiI ,1hone -50s6. Unfted selling Company stoFs. s6s DeDaSsmsnG five Ssfasr.ee s1 --sa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
FURNITURE.

EUNNTTUHl-We pack and shtp youf fuF.
 afiaFe. We rsgsls aaa rstinash xeas .fprni- ets. '''-ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
WANTED-BoARDERs.

BoARDERs-wanted.c couples or four young men for nicely furnished rooms everything new. with first class table board, near capi- foI with all conveniences- Rates reasonable Apply 5o6 Doxter. Phone 302T- -7-3t wANTED-ROoEners for large furnished front room. on Belt car line. 153 Holt St
 --7-su- -2t BOARDERS Wanted--Young men to occupy nice front room. good board and rates req sonable Apply 4ls Dexter Ave, or Phone
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
HELP WANTED.

5000 TO sioooo yearly easily made in real estate business; no capital required; we will teach you the bushes by mali, appoint you special representative of leading real estate company. list with you readily salable prop critics, cooperate with and assist you to permanent success thorough commercial law course free to each representative.
 Write for 62-page book. free: 1t will be sure to interest you. The Cross Co.,. Dept POI
 Chicago. -zs-eosu-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
FOR sALE:

1... E. FOR 5SA1<E:-- s.5 fs-x Wieh to call your attention to four corner lots. Ioc4ted tn Southern part of city; either one would Dc Ideal, for handsome rcsldencs.
 They safe located on Southwest corner of Perry and Fielder Streets. northeast corner Court and Felder Streets. and the Southwest eud Southeast corners of Perry Street and Efederick Avenue. purchase now. this spring pttces VIII Adsance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

FOR RENT--24e acres land. known a the Isaac Leulle place. situated about six miles from Mathews. for Information call on Hem ry simon. Agent, tf2 Montgomery et
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-spiendfd plantation of ons thousand acres. within four miles of Mont gomery, one one of the principal EraveiSd twenty-five acres or more desired Any one who Is in the market for such properly
 will find this one of the most attracflre propositions that can be found In this entlre section Apply to, Thomas & Jackson. ARents
 22 Commerce St, Telephone sss. --fs-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
HOUND.

EOIIN6--Tnst law does the best rspni work in town gratea reset ash flues clean cal Tie and brick work speciality. Ring 41 call for Law, -l9-t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

K S1 s MONEY TO LEND :--s Ii
 Several thousand dollars to lend of local money. at reasonable rates and any amount of foreign money for three or five years. with priviieget of making annual or semf-annual payments oh principal.
 -,--g CHANDLER s& DOUGLASS, First National Bank Building. --1f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

wANTED-Men to learn barber trade. Few weeks completes. Practical experience from start Careful instructors. tools given. Dipio- mas granted. Wages SRturdays, Positions waiting. wonderful demand for graduates
 Write for catalogue. Moier Barber College Atlanta. Ga. -3-6t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

. g@ <; ss FOR SALE:-A s,
 story room modern .resfdencey No. 1o1o South Perry Street. We are offering a very tttrattive proposition here; located on cor- ner lot eomparatively new dwelling In per feet repair. with bath and kitchen on each floor. within 100 feet of two of the hand somest honaes in city and facing on tho new asphalt Boulevard. Terms can be made to- suit .,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

s..e FOR SALE:- sfs Nice Htfie cottage Oh Whitman Street.
 Price only si.35e. Owner has ieft city and must s.lf. s..as sss -s.f -sssaisssz ].
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

CIVIL Service Employes are paid we'll for easy work; examinations of all kinds soon: !: expert advice. sample questions and Booklet 2<5 describing positions and telling easiest and quickest way to secure them free. Write now. Washington. Civil Service School
 Washington, D. c, . -3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

S FOR SALE:--
 $; room cottage home on Heron Street. lot so feet by 150 deep. We must close this out next week: if can't get our price wili accept yours. s.Ss s4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

wANTEDsalesman Crew managers and collectors for local and ltraveling positions
 representing one of the largest firms in Chicago, Experienced and Inexperienced help hired and placed saccording to past experience. steady employment with quick promotions. None but men of good appear
 Ance. with references need call or write Taylor. Magolia Hotel. .e -3-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

DR. HEADS Emuap Pilis (wcman's Hope } safe and prompt teaatment for painful.
 suppressed. 6tcfauit er sinller obstructions Chemical Go. .Sfacon. Ga sn-wed-frt-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
WANTED-BOARD OR ROOM

wANTED--Furnished room by married cOu- pie. children. walking distance business section. private family convenient to board ing house Address R. A. P,' -s WANTEp--Board and room for young man of excellent habits. Good references prefera- bly> south Lawrence or McDonough, not further than end Of roo Block. Sultan. care Advertiser. srH. -S wANTEp-TSao furnished rooms for light hotsa aepinF near. car line. F1fst floor pre-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

wANTED-lfan must be willing to learn and capabls of acting as our representative: no canvassinK Of soiicting good income as- sured. Address National Comparative Realty Co., ee2 Warden Bldg. washington. D. '.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

sAiEsMAN--.As local fsanaser :: excIusive fefritory to right man with good refer- ences; fkew Jersey mana ger made szz5 week November IS: investigate today. Formacone Co. 50 Church St! New York. N .fE---s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

WkNTEp-To trade fine ,lpiartation. close to the city. and In fine etafey of cultivation
 for resiAenee. must Do sfn desirabis part of city ana not too far out would trade for Cloverdaie property or house on extension of Perry Street. Addfess M. L. w. care Ad- verfiser. a.@ III
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

NEsW44 Hteve stfainer and 'sNo Splash" sold agents only. sample free, Send 2e stamp cost Of mailing. t5 profit daily. Let us prove t seeds is4 Duane St. New York. AGENTs--sy5 weekly made fitting eye and auickly, Iearned. Writs today for free booklet .10]." tells how. National Optical Co., St. Louis. Mo. ---z