Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-10-05
MONEY TO LOAN
on Farm Mortgages. Lowest rates
and reasonable amounts. Prepay
ment privileges allowed.
G. p. CETcHELL, Wales, N. D.

III G. F.. CET wales, ~. y.
Geo Bulloch, who is in the lumber,
flour and feed business at Hannah was
a visitor among a number of his former
Langdon acquaintance and old friends
yesterday.
Miss Barbara Mcmillan was down
from Hannah during part of the week
for a short visit among her many Lang
don friends.
j. G. johnson, who retiring from law
practice with his brother, Attorney P.
G. johnson, has been engaged in the
real estate business at Winnipeg, ..swas
here part of the week on a visit.
Miss Irene Murphy is still at the
Langdon hospital her discharge having
been delayed by a slight relapse after
the first shock of the operation for ap-
pendicitis which she underwent about
ten days ago.
P. A. Sandison and wife are here
from Winnipeg making a visit among
their number of Langdon relatives and
friends this week. Since leaving here
they have travelled through consider
able of the western provinces of Canada.
VIM. Goggin is here from Malta,
Mont, this week staying at the home of
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Mulligan. He is a sister of Miss Katie
Goggin Of the H. e. Close & Co., drug
store and will visit at the home of his
brother John Goggin at Milton before
returning west to his ranch in Montana.
Miss Minnie Rylance, eldest daughter
ofiMr. and Mrs. John Rylancey was
+ brought to the Langdon hospital on
!, Saturday from their home east of town
and was successfully operated on for
appendicitis. With present favorable
progress toward recovery it is expected
that Miss Rylance will be able to leave
) the hospital for home sometime next
) week.
! Papers of final citizenship we're issued
I by Clerk of Court Robertson on
: Tuesday afternoon at the direction of
) Judge Kneeshaw to two residents of
: southwestern Cavalier county. The
parties to whom the rights of citizenship
was conferred we're: Jens Johan Exc
= land, of Alsen and Olaf L. Fodnes, of
Nekoma.
Upwards of twenty members of the
!, Lebanon lodge A. F. & A. NJ, !attended
the funeral of Jno. j. Maloney of Wales
on Sunday and took part in the Masonic
rites at the grave when the remains
were given a last resting place in the
. cemetery. The funeral is stated as hav-
ing been one of the most largely attend
ed of any that has been held in the
western part of this county for years.
Miss Kidder, who came here at the
opening of the fall term to accept the
eighth grade, has during the week
rendered the board her resignation and
left on Mondays train for her home at
Kansas City. She is succeeded as
teacher by Miss LaBelle Mahon, who
brings with her on her enterance up
on the profession of a teacher a SPLEEN
did course of training in the best
technical schools in the country since
her graduation a few years since at the
state university. AS a Langdon girl
Miss Mahon's career as a teacher will
be watched with interest by her many
friends.
Auctioneer ebony Kiefer opens his
fall seasons business with the sale Eof
the household furniture of Mrs. G. Kohl,
at Dresden on Saturday of this week.
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday Of next
week Auctioneer Kieffer has three big
sales of farm stock and machinery in the
vicinity of Wales and Dresden. Mon
days sale is to be at the farm of Henry
A. Schmidt, the day following, Tuesday,
/. at Lachner Bros, both Of whom have
large farms in the vicinity Of Wales.
On Thursday at Dresden Robert Flem-
ing, the we'll known stock farmer and
elevator man, has a big auction sale, in
fact the bills OF all three sales show a
a list OF farm stock and machinery that
is bound to prove attractive to buyers.
The following week, on Monday, October
18th, Auctioneer Kieffer again starts the
hall rolling, the sale this time being that
of Fred Krueger, at the Jake Spenst
farm, nine miles west OF Langdon, VIVA
lis moving to the Canadian Northwest.