Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-08-18
Money to Loan
on Farm Mortgages. Lowest rates
and reasonable amounts. Prepay
1nent privileges allowed.
c. p. cETcHELL, Wales, N. D.

Fred Monnette is back at his Lang
don home. Since the opening of the
base ball season he has been pitching
with York and Cando, two of the fastest
North Dakota league teams playing this
year.
Earl Erlandson, formerly cashier and
ticket agent at the Ct. Northern depot,
was a Sunday visitor with old Langdon
friends. 1t was Earl's first visit back
here since leaving last spring to take
charge of the Jim Hill companys depot
at Hensal, N. D.
Miss c. E. Mcmillan has had visitors
this week her mother, Mrs. John Nc
MILAN, and her sister, Mrs. Ellen
Mitchell. They arrived Tuesday from
Bismarck and will spend some time
visiting here, also with the Getchells at
Wales and the McMillans at Hannah.
Mrs. Woolner entertained quite a large
party of lady friends Friday afternoon,
it being a good bye party for Mrs.
Richard Hayward, who had been spend
ing the week here and left Monday re-
turning to her home in Grand Forks.
The afternoon was spent most enjoyably.
Refreshments were served.
Attorney Fred W. Mclean, secretary
of the Red River Valley Land Co., in
company with their travelling agent,
| Mr.. Parson, of Minnesota and three land
seekers from Illinois was here a couple
of days last week. They went W the
country between here and Walhalla by
auto, taking the train south from that
point.
G. e. Johnston and wife and H D
ALERT and wife left the middle of last
week for a unique automobile outing.
The trip which includes in its itinerary
! Winnipeg, international Falls and other
northern boundary towns winds up with
a camp outing on the shores of Lake Of
the Woods. Their return home is looked
for the end of this week.
Miss Lilly Meikleiohn went to GRAND
Forks on Tuesday to meet Mrs. Meikle'
John. who returns home this week from
Toronto, Ont. Since leaving home last
December she has been under the treat
ment of eastern medical specialists fol
the lameness from which she has been
a constant sufferer since the bad fall
sustained upwards of a year ago.
A postal card from Long Beach, Cal.
under date of the 9th inst, states that
Alex. Cameron, a former we'll known
resident here is enroute from Redlands
Cal, to Vancouver, B. c., expecting te
make a stay of a few months at that
place. Mr.. Cameron requests that the
DEMOCRAT be changed from Redlands
Cal, to Vancouver, B. c., until his re
turn for the winter months.
Attorney P. G. johnson is reported az
expected shortly to return from hi!
extended trip east to secure relief ane
if possible a permanent cure his chronic
rheumatism. Since leaving his Langdol
practice early in the spring Attorne.
johnson has taken treatment at nearl.
all of the leading sanitariums in tn
west and many Langdon friends will b.
gratltied to learn that his return her
comes accompanied by the assuranc
that he is rapidly regaining his wonte'
health and strength.
Frank Hoffarth, completed a dea
while in town Saturday from Mt. Carme
for the purchase of what is known a
the Kirkpatrick farm, consisting {
600 acres. This in addition to hi
half-section at home gives him on
of the largest acreages in the nortt
ern part of the county. Mr.. Hoffart
has boys growing up who will be abb
to materially help him in handling Gre
ON his new possession, which lies With
two miles of his home in Mt. Carm
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