Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-07-28
M0mey TO Loan
on Farm Mortgages. Lowest rates
and reasonable amounts. Prepay
rnent privileges allowed.
c. p. cETcHELL, Wales, N. D.

1lent privileges alloWeu Il
G. P. GETcHELL, Wales, N. D.
Jas Mcdowell. one of the oldest and
most highly respected residents of Har-
vey township has gone to Banff to try
the effect of the mineral baths for a
chronic attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. Frank J.. Stable was a returning
passenger to the city Thursday last
week, having spent a considerable part
of the summer IN visiting with relatives
of her family at various points in Walsh
county.
Robert Fleming accompanied by Mrs.
Fleming and the younger members of
the family went north to Dresden on
Mondays passenger returning from Scat
tie, where the Fleming family have
spent the greater part Of the past year.
w. F. Winter is spending the hot sea-
son in a trip oyer the lakes and with
friends IN the east. Mrs. Winter is also
away, making a visit with her son,
Morris, who is attending the summer
sessions of the military training school
at Culver, Ind.
Contractor Frank Jahnke was al
Dresden on Monday to place a bid at
the time of the letting of the contract
for the building of the new German
| Tr%boyor oh,,roh r. ho h11i1I hr the
people of Dresden and vicinity this
summer, at a cost of $40, 600.
Mrs. Alex Heintz made a visit OF
several days during the past week az the
home of her parents, Mr., and Mrs, John
Lee. Her husband has recently accept
ed a position as travelling salesman with
the wholesale firm of Nash Bros, Of
Grand Forks, this branch line being 6
part of his territory over the state.
Attorney Geo. NJ. Price, accompanied
by Mrs. Price and their children took Fri
days afternoon train for Dorset, MINI.
where they will spent acouple Of months
in camp on the shores of. the lake. Mr.
Price has been in Indifferent health fol
some time past and has been given medl
cal advice that outdoor life is needed.
The McPhail family are again making
Langdon their home. Since the arriva
a week ago of Mrs. McPhail anc
daughter, Miss Belle, from Minneapoli:
they have moved into the house owned
by Mr.. McPhail on Sixth street. Thu
return of these pioneer residents o
Langdon is generally welcomed by tn
people of our city.
Luke D. Sweetman, a wealthy hors,
and cattle rancher at Mondak, N. Oak
who years ago lived at Milton and othe
portions of this county. spent severa
days last week looking after his interes
scattered over this county. Grain creps
and pasturage in the western part of tn
state are reported by Mr.. Sweetman a
not quite as badly scorched by tn
dreuth as he finds them here.
Chas Haugh has been selling more ic
this summe than in any year past sine
he has been in the business. But h,
complains that there are a whole lot o
people who seem to think that it don
take money to run the Ice business
Mr.. Haugh is still paying interest OF
money with which he bought the ic'
aud says that his customers must nov
make prompt settlements with him
No more ice, or ice coupon book, IA b.
had except for cash.
Last weeks Munich Herald says
Yesterday U. L. Burdick shipped tw'
carload of horses and farm implement.
to his Williston farm in charge of An
rev Jardin. MI. and Mrs. Burdick ais,
left by automobile and will stay there
couple of weeks to start Mr.. Jardl
blowing AID seeding winter rye. The,
will then return and continue to max
Munich their home. Nj. Burdick vii
supervise his business interest, out Their
as we'll as here but will not change hi
residence as his business interests her
are large and he can not dispose of Their
at this time. A change of residence no,
would also probably disqualify him fror
the lieutenant g~overnorship. Ever
citizen Of Munich is glad to know tha
he will still make his home her,
Better nelghbers in every way than MI
and Mrs. Burdick cannot be found.