Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-08-10
ALERT & Winter have plenty of money
to loan on first and second mortgages.

at the Il. ii. Prior home IN nna
Plymouth twine-the longest, smooth
est and best; at Hunter g. S~tevenson's.
Mrs. Harry Waldron and baby left
during the week for Duluth, where she
is making a visit with relatives.
r. P. McAllan and wife came up from
Osnabrork yesterday and are visitors
with Baker Ed Brown and wife during
their stay.
Adam Reid of the auditors Office re-
turned Friday from his trip to Bismarck
where he attended the meeting Of he
state board of equalization.
Miss Daisy ALERT returned home Tues
day from a week at Michigan. N. D.
accompanied by her friend, Miss Ter
rett who will visit over the fair
"The Shamrock" is the title of The
Crows production at the Opera House
tonight with j. Earl Darlington and
Miss Orpha Crow in the titles role.
The Grows opened their three night
engagement at the Opera House last
evening to a good house with the laugh
able English comedy Lord Chumley."
Go. Auditor Hamilton's father and
mother returned yesterday from their
visit at Rugby and will stay on until
after the fair before returning to their
home in Ontario.
"Doc" Morton is over here from Ne
koma with his candy making machine
which is easily one of the best attractions
on the fair grounds with the little folks
and a sure enough money maker.
Mrs. Megroth left for her home in the
Twin Cities after a visit of a week here
with her son T. W. Megroth, of the
Third street fruit and confectionery
store.
Postmaster John McGauvran was at
Grand Forks a day ortwo of last week in
attendance at a convention of North Da-
kota postmasters who have perfected an
organization which of course is entirely
non-partisan
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. Morden are fair
week visitors at the Miss Annie Kelly
home on Fourth street, coming, from
Minneapolis which has been the home
of Mrs Morden, nee Miss Nellie Kelly
since her marriage recently.
Rev. A. G. Manson, formerly pastor of
the Presbyterian church at Inkster, was
a visitor two days of last week with Rev.
Thos. Dougan in this city, Rev. Manson
is at the present time pastor of a Presby-
terrain church at Detroit, Mich.
On Monday evening August 2lst a
lecture on "The Great White Plague
will be given at the Court House under
the auspices of the North Dakota anti
tuberculosis association. he lecture
will be illustrated and treatm ost COM
pletely this question OF vital interest to
the public The lecturer will be Mrs,
f J. E. Stevens of Grand Forks
Jas. Austin's exhibit from his Poplar
Grove stock farm at Hannah came down
!. on Tuesdays freight there being a full
! carload of pure bred Jersey cattle and
swine. Mr.. Austin reports that wheat
harvest will start on his farm next
week. The crop between Hannah and
|Sarles he states is some of the finest to
. be seen in the county this fall.
Mrs G. B. Ward who is here visiting
for a short time with her sister, Mrs.
McHugh addressed the morning congre-
cation at the M. E. church on her ex-
periences as a missionary in India, where
6 she has spent seventeen years IN the
: work. Mrs. Ward is accompanied by
her son, Mr.. George Ward, who is study
ing medicine at Syracuse, N. Y.
t Contractor Frank Jhanke is working
ing with full crew of carpent ers on a
grain elevator of 10000 bushels capacity
which Sturm & Price are having built
on one of their farms near Clyde. The
firm has severed fine quarters sections of
j, farm land grouped in that part of the
county and purposes storing seed for
these farms in the elevator which will
be completed for use early this fall.
t Dan F. Mcdonald has his young Per-
) cheron stallion, Gasolite, entered in
In Cavalier county's superb horse ex-
hibit and it is about a 1000 to l bet that
the judges will award him the blue rib
bon again this year. Gasolite swas the
= winner of three first prizes in the Per-
cheron horse exhibit at theINcrth Dakota
state fair held at Grand Forks two
> weeks ago. The Rosa Lake stock farm,
which is the home of Gasolite, is helping
a whole lot to maintain Cavalier county's
top-of-column position among North Da-
kota breeders of thoroughbred horses
and live stock.
!: DRS. KERR & SMITH F.: