Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-08-22

Save your sight. Install Brite Lite
See A. q. McNiven about it.
ALERT q Winter have plenty OF none,
to loan on first and second mortgages.
} just received at A. 1. Vessey's 1O(
crates of fine peaches. More preserving
fruit coming.
Mrs. H. D. ALERT and daughters, Mrs,
, Ridlington and Mrs. Reilly spent part
Of last week with Milton friends.
Unlimited money to loan on first
!, mortgages, liberal amounts and lowest
rates. Joseph Power, Langdon, N. D.
States Attorney and Mrs. Crimson,
left Monday for a visit during part OF
week with friends in Edinburg and
Grand Forks.
Miles Ferguson from Seattle, Wash,
is here spending the week visiting with
his sisters at the home of his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mahon.
Mrs Ray Watson and children leave
on this afternoons train returning to
Malta, Mont after a:months visit at the
home Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j.. j.
Souch.
Miss Louisa Hentz, a neice of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas Lothspeich is here from her
home in Madison, Ind, and it is expect
ed that she will remain on a visit here
until along in the fall.
, Alex. McNab has been busy during
the week unloading several carloads oil
Bismarck penitentiary Irvine here and
at Munich, which he took orders fol
during the past summer,
Mrs. Jennie Moran is at Bathgate
Cavalier and other Pembina county
points this week making a round Of
I visits with several old friends anc
relatives of the Burke family.
Mrs. H.. &. GoertZ was an over Sunday
visitor down the line at Park River with
her friend Miss Josephine johnson, whe
is resigning her position in the Gazette
News Office and leaves shortly fo1
Darlington.
. Clerk of Court G. S. Robertson ha!
. purchased the Buick runabout autt
) formerly owned by Dan j. Ridlingtol
and which will no doubt cover a con
. siderable portion of Cavalier county il
the fall campaign.
. Mr.. and Mrs, John Hunt forme
y pioneer residents here and in Pembins
!, county made a short stop over here O
u a couple of days this week on thei
Il return home to Spokane. They ar
I relatives of the Mahons.
n Miss Annie Shelley, who has bee:
q visiting for some time at the Wllliar
a Shelley farm neal Iona, left on Tues
le days train for Stanley N. D., where sh
IS makes a stay of some length before re
turning to her home in Iowa.
10 The DEMOCRAT has this week receive
a complete line of type writer ribbon
a and now has a line of ribbons that wi
I'd fit any make of machine in the count.
le Also a nice line of carbon paper fe
a manifold work. For type write
d supplies of anykind try the Democrs
y, office.
F" Thos. Finerty, who was taken dow
-, sick about a couple of weeks ago wit
; what threatened to be quite a seriou
- run of typhoid fever is making quit
:" satisfactory porgress toward recover!
His attack of fever was only a mild typ
- the patient at no time being in any gres
danger.
j. f. Ramage made a sale of anothe
Ford touring car Friday of last weel
the purchaser being George SCHUYLER {
Mt. Carmel. The automobile season
shortening up with the approach {
harvest and threshing, but Mr.. Ramag
reports that he had more buyers fc
Ford autos than he could get cars fc
this year.
j. w. Mahon and wife were visitor
with old Langdon friends the fore pal
OF the week day or two. Mr.. Maho
and his brother, Geo. w. Mahon ar
Operating two large cigar factories, on
at Fargo and the other at Bismarck
handling a big line of trade wit
dealers over the state. Yves is at preser
making Bismarck his headquartel
although the family still make Farg
their home.
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