Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-05-16

to loan on first and second mortgages:
Merchant John Trotter was a bust
ness visitor here Monday from Osna-
brock.
Doc. and Mrs. E. r. Morton we're here
part of the week, remaining over Sunday
visiting friends. ~ -
Nomination petitions for candidates
either for legislative or county office on
sale at the DEMOCRAT Office. u
Unlimited money to loan on first
mortgages, liberal amounts and lowest
rates. Joseph Power, Langdon, N. D.
Mrs, H. E. Close and daughter Alice.
we're over Sunday visitors with relatives
and former friends down the line at
Milton. i.
Horace Salter of the Chas. Chisholm
store is spending the week with friends
at the Forks while enjoying a short
vacation.
Have you paid your poll tax or got
your dog tag? Chief of Police Sam
Burnett is rounding up delinquents
this week.
Attorney w. B. Dickson left yester-
day for Devils Lake, where he will
spend a couple of days looking after
court matter.
Al I. Vessey is charging and making
a number of improvements in the ice
cream parlor at the rear of his fruit and
confectionery store.
There will be a teachers meeting in
Olga week from Saturday for the
teachers of the eastern part of the
county. Patrons and officers are invited
to attend
Mrs. Terry McGovren came up Tues.
day from Grand Forks and is spend.
ing the week visiting at thu home of hel
mother, Mrs. Brennan, who lives a short
distance south of town.
j. +. Shea was here Saturday with
%subpoenas for witnesses and jurors
from this county summoned to appear
at the term of United States district
court, which meets in Fargo next week
George W. Graves, who has this spring
retired from active farming, the lands hi
owns near Mona being farmed by hi
sons: is now representing the Dakots
Monument Co., of Fargo, over tn
northern part of the state.
. Sam Cross of Olga, E. j. Davis, o
Osnabrock, A. L. Hummer of Dresden
and A. A. Scott of Wales, we're among
the visiting pedagogues here Saturda,
to attend the meeting of the teacher
Association of the Langdon district.
w. T.. Hobbins father of Mrs. A. E
Lindstrom, who has spent the winter a
. his home in Minnesota returned her
during the week and will make Langdo
> his home this summer while lookin
; Latter his farming interests in thi
country.
Miss Laura Morrison, sister of Mrs v
Stevenson, of this city, who last fallel
9 tered Hill Crest hospital, in Minneapol
: to take up a course as a trained nurs
returned on Saturdays train in respons
" to a telegram telling of the %unexpecte
death of her father at Kalida, Manitob'
! H. j. Reisland, the eyesight specials
we'll know for his superior skill in fl
= ting the eyes and grinding glasses, wi
= be at the at the U. g. T., hotel in tn;
city from Thursday, May 23rd to MOI
: day the 9th. Don't fail to see him
6 you have headache, crosseyes, poe
vision or poorly fitting glasses, Coz
: sulation free. 42-43
Miss Carrie E. Mcmillan writes frol
Riverside. CAL, to friends IN Langdo
. of oranges, orange blossoms and othe
. thing that luxuriate in sunny California
Miss Mcmillan is finding her genera
= health greatly improve during her sta
on the Pacific coast and incidentally be
9 met a number of North Dakota peopl
J with whom she is acquainted.