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

ALERT & Winter have plenty of money
to loan on first and second mortgages.
Fred Baldwin returned Friday from
a visit to the North Dakota fair at the
Forks.
Miss Bertha Alpstag is at Park River
spending part of the week visiting there
with several Of her girl friends.
Unlimited money to loan on first
mortgages, liberal amounts and lowest
rates. Joseph Power, Langdon, N. D.
Bert Welsh unloaded a car of c cal
at the depot Friday, which will be used
during the fall season on the Welsh
threshing outfit.
Fred McGauvran, who has been max
ing a visit at Grand Forks during the
greater part of the school vacation is
home for the fair.
Mrs. J. j. Mugan and little daughter,
who have been spending a month visit
ing east reached here on yesterdays
belated passenger
J.F. Ramage went to the Forks on
Saturday and made the trip back the
following day in a new Ford car, that he
has had a customer waiting for nearly a
month.
Customs Inspector Jas. Mcintosh and
wife are here from Antlers, N. D., this
week to visit with their old Harvey
Center friends and take in the sights at
the county fair,
Fred W. Mclean was here a couple
of days last week from Fargo with a
party of Illinois land buyers who are
looking over prospective investments
in North Dakota dirt.
Mrs. P. Mulligan, Miss Lucy Multi
gan and Miss Katie Gogin returned on
yesterdays afternoon train from their
visit of a month with relatives of the
family at Malta Mont,
Miss Edith Londergen, one of the
Langdon teachers during the past twelve
months is a visitor here from her home
in the Forks, a guest of Mrs. Title
McGruer during her stay.
A. M. Thorson, of the A. o. Void Co.,
will next week visit towns on the Munich
and Sarles branch to look after the firms
optometry practice and fit glasses to
those having faulty eyesight.
B. E. Groom is here from his trip east
where he has been taking care of the
farm land interests of the Cavalier Co.
immigration Co., during an absence
from the city of over a month.
Mrs. Cheatley and children we're
arrivals Saturday from their home at
Winnipeg and are fair week visitors al
the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Debrow, north of town.
Miss Frances Austin, of the central
Office of the Langdon Telephone Elk
change Co., left Monday to spend {
month at her a" ormer home at Ada
MINI. She is a neice of Mrs. Monroe.
Herman Dohmann and Chas. 10th
speich, whose farms are located nortt
and west of town both suffered quite 6
%preceptible loss in the storm which ras
sed over that nelghborhood on Frida,
of last week.
j. H. Harlan is the latest among Lang
!, don people to be taken up with tn
automobile idea and since the begin
+ ming of the week has become the pos
SCISSOR of a new Ford car, of which j
F. Ramage has the local agency.
: George Perry, one of the early pioneer
residents at the township bearing thu
family name is here from his home a
+ Seattle. Wash, arriving Saturday ans
will stay here to look after his harvest
ing and threshing interests until late il
, the fall.
Bishop O'Reilly of Fargo, was i n the city
) Monday enroute to Olga where confr
!, nation communion was administered tt
a class of young communicates who for
some time past have been receiving in
structlon from Rev. Father Muyssen
the parish priest.