Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-02-11

Our new serial story "a Gentleman
from Mississippi" starts next week.
ALERT e. Winter have plenty of money
to loan on first and second mortgages.
ALERT & Winter have plenty of money
to loan on first and second mortgages.
l. Armstrong and wife we're visitors
in town yesterday from their home at
Easily.
p. w. Ault, the bank cashier from
Easily, was here Thursday between
trains on business.
P. P. Kopriva is spending a couple of
weeks visiting Minnesota friends, leaving
here on Tuesdays train.
Mrs. Mcmillan, took Tuesdays train
north to make short visits with friends
at Dresden and Hannah.
Attorneys Jos. Cleary and P. G. John
son we're at the Forks and Grafton part
of last week on legal business.
e J. Bone left on yesterday afternoons
train for Chicago where he will remain
or six weeks while looking after business
matters.
Jno. j. Anstett went over to Calvin
last week where he has accepted a posi-
ton with the drug store of w. II.
Porter & Co.
Mrs. Jno. Chisholm arrived yesterday
from Pelnbina to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Chas. Chisholm, which occurs
this afternoon.
L. b. Burke was a passenger Tuesday |
to Hannah, and will put in the balance
of the week talking life insurance in The
towns up North.
Rev. M. j. Hiltner of Mt. Carmel went
down the line Monday to st. Paul
expecting to be absent the greater part
of the week on business.
Saturday afternoon of this week the
Presbyterian church ladies will hold a
bakery sale and serve refreshments at
the Schulke department store.
b.. A. Wadsworth, the real estate man |
returned Tuesday from the home of his
family at Grinnel, Ia, where he has
been visiting since the holidays,
Mrs. Mcdonald, ST., mother of Mrs. |
Finnerty, and Dan. F. Mcdonald, east of
town, is spending the winter very
pleasantly with relatives in Oregon.
Mrs. Bessie tlnlay and son, Howard,
reached here on today's noon train from
Maidftone, Sask., to attend tina funeral
of her sister-in-law Mrs. Chas. Chisholm.
H. o. Storlie, clerk of court returned
Monday from the family home in
Minnesota, where he has visited some
little time since attending the funeral of
his father.
Southern Alberta land to trade for
farm here. 5000 or $4,000 to lopn a far
mer cheap. Improved farm, new land
for sale, crop payments. D. A. Wads-
worth, Langdon, N. D.
This weeks issue of the DEMOCRAT
contains an interesting Legislative letter
from Hon. %. j. Moen, Osnabrock, who
is representing the fortleth district in |
the lower house at Bismarck this winter.
Leslie Copeland, brother of Mrs.
Chisholm, arrived Saturday from Duluth
in response to a telegram stating that |
hope of the patients recovery from her
critical illness of the past three weeks
had been abandoned.
George Laney, who has operated a
large stock farm at Napoleon, in Logan
county since leaving Bathgate several
years ago, renewed the acquaintance of
a number of old friends in Langdon
while here on business this week.
Manager a. T. LeVesconte, manager
of the Langdon Light Co., has a new adj
vertisement in this weeks issue about
the line of automobiles on exhibition
and sale at his garage this season. They
are making a speciality of the Maxwell
cars.
Rev. Van Horn, pastor of the
Methodist church at Churches Ferry
was a visitor here this week a few days
the guest of Rev. Benjamin, both
gentlemen formerly presided over
churches in Iowa before coming to
North Dakota.
H. j. Mathisen, accompanied by Mrs.
Mathlsen and the children went through
on Saturday afternoons train for a trip
east and south that will continue several
weeks, st. Louis, New Orleans and
points of interest in Florida will be visit
ed by the Mathisens before their return
to their home at Dresden with the
advent of spring.
Tonight at Loynes & Moore's skating
rink the Langdon hockey team plays a
match game with the crack team from
Grand Forks who are playing a schedule
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