Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-08-31
MONEY TO LOAN
on Farm Mortgages. Lowest rates
and reasonable amounts. Prepay
ment privileges allowed.
G. p. CETcHELL, Wales, N. D.


Miss Anna Mclean, of the super
intendent of schools Office was an over
Sunday visitor at the home of her
father, Senator Henry Mclean at
Hannah.
Albert Thorson, of A. O.. Void Co.,
left Tuesday for Chicago, where it is his
purpose to spend some time in specialize
ing in optometry and other branches of
the business,
Mrs. McGruer and family returned to
the city Friday from a stay of a month
at Dorset, Mimi, where they had an
enjoyable time camping, boating and
fishing on the lakes.
Pastor f. j. Hibbald resumes the
holding of the usual evening services at
the Presbyterian church Sunday of this
week. The hour for opening the service
will be half-past seven o'clock.
Hon. E. j. Moen was a visitor in the
city Friday. He came up from the
Forks last week and is spending a few
day looking after the cutting and thresh-
ing of crop Oh his farms neal Osnabrock.
Miss Ida Bleakley, daughter of Judge
Bleakley, arrived home yesterday from
Killarney, Man. Her sister, Miss Ella
Bleakley, will continue to remain at the
| home of her aunt in Manitoba another
| month.
H. E. Price, who is Langdon's exclu-
| sive furniture dealer has a new ad in the
| columns of this weeks issue. 1t is an
announcement that all of our freaders
will find worth reading carefully. There
is something in it to particularly in
terest money savers.
Manager Pomeroy the Cavalier Co.
Implement Co., says that if you want
| the best plows OF the market this fall
you can find them at their places of
business in Langdon, Wales and Hannah
Their new ad this week tells the names
of "three best plows."
j. E. Pockrandt's new change of ad
| this week reminds our readers that the
| straw hat season is about over and that
the forehanded head of the household
will do we'll to lay in a winters supply
of coal. Past experiences will prove that
this should mean everybody.
w. Barry was in town Friday from
Osnabrock, where he is making a visit
with his brothers Thos. and Richard
Barry. He expects to spend most OF
the fall here looking after business
matters, but later will return to the old
home IN the east at Khiva, Ont.
An interesting event to. occur during
the coming week is the announcement of
the wedding of Miss Lille O'Brien OF
this city to Mr.. James Brosnahan, of
Grafton, which will take place Tuesday
forenoon at st. Alphonsus church, The
affair has been preceded by a number of
pre-nuptial functions during the week.
Chas. Damode has gone this week to
Malta, Mont, where he will establish a
residence this fall on his homestead.
Several from Langdon and vicinity have
claims around Malta and will follow
shortly to make a stay on their farm
steads during the fall and winter
months.
H. T. Parker left Monday after a stay
of a week with friends in Langdon, for
| Washburn, N. D., where he has been
engaged as principal of the schools the
greater part of the time since leaving
here. He spent part of the vacation at
! Velva, with his brother and when leav-
ing here intended making a short stay
in Fargo, where he has several relatives
and friends.
Miss Mary j. Stevenson, who has
spent several weeks here visiting the
homes Of her brothers, William and
Robert II. Stevenson, left yesterday
returning to Chicago. The wedding Of
q nephew, an event which is scheduled
to occur In the very near future, wal
the cause Of considerably shortening
her visit with Laugdon members Of th,
lsamily at&his times Y sfsseaAsszAan