Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-04-01
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Before Making That
Real Estate Loan.
1t Will Pay You.
C. P. GETCHELL, Wales, N. D.

Gophers will come less thar a mile to
eat Mickleson's gouher poison and it
Kills EN- quick. For sale by W. A.
Ferguson q Co. That is the poison-not
the gophers.
Miss Nellie Dunfvrd returned Satur-
day from Valley City, where she has
been taking a course in advanced
teachers work at the state normal school
during the winter months.
Miss Tillie Cregan, the capable assist
ant of Postmaster McGauvran spent
Sunday over at Olga, visiting her
brother, who is removing from Cavalier
county this week to Gull Lake, Sask.
A Schulke spent the early part of the
week over at Nekoma looking after the
opening up Of 1.-THE new general mercantile
store of A. Schulke Co., of which Jos.
Anstett has been placed in charge as
manager.
G. r. Lasham returned Thursday to
Devils Lake having had quite an enjoy
able visit with friends here while
attending the Masonic reunion of
members of the Lodge of Perfection and
Scottish Rites degrees.
J.R Hesk, of Cypress township, John
Hayes of Byron and A. B. Croft of
Daniels comprised a trio of we'll known
leading agriculturalists here Tuesday
from the western part of the county to
attend the hay land sale.
Farm machinery a be bought at
actual cost and less if necessary during
the closing out of the stock carried by
G. i. Nickel of Wales, who in the future
intends to devote his attention exclusive
ly to hardware and furniture.
|. Armstrong, for a number of years
past a we'll known grain buyer at Easily,
was in the city Monday saying good bye
to many old friends. Mr.. Armstrong
and his family are leaving Easily this
week to make their home on the Pacific
coast.
r. A. Wadsworth: There have been
more quarter sections Of Cavalier county
farm lands sold this spring for $4,000 a
quarter than there were a year ago sold
for $1,000 q quarter. The price we got
for u crop last fall has resulted IN the
large number OF land sales made lately
to actual resident farmers, who are in
creasing their holdings.
John Book, who recently disposed of
his farm land property near Dresden,
left with his family on yesterdays train
for Alexandria, MINI. Mr.. Block after
seeing that his family is comfortably
settled, will start on a trip through the
Pacific coast country and the Canadian
Northwest. He expects also to make a
short visit to his old home in Eastern
| Ontario.
In the society columns of the Minot
papers it is noted that quite a series of
farewell parties have been rendered Rev.
and Mrs. Robert A. McMullen, who are
leaving Minot for Chicago. The Nc
| Mullens will be remembered as highly
esteemed residents OF Langdon some
years ago. 1t is understood that Mr..
McMullen goes east to take up post
graduate degree studies at the Chicago
university.
D. H. Mcmillan returned Saturday
from his visit to st. Paul and is busy
this week completing the transfer of his
interest in the Mcmillan Machine Co.,
to the other stock holders in the COM
pany. Later it is MI. McMillan's inten-
ton to make quite an extended trip
through British Columbia and the
Pacific coast country, where for some
time past he has held extensive property
interests.