Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-03-06
Making a Real Estate Loan?
See or write me about it. l
can make it to please you. Pre-
payment privilege allowed.
G. P. GETCHEL, Wales, N. D.

u. r. uElIllEL, WdleS, N. u.
w. T. Reilly was in town on Thurs
day and is more than satisfied that the
democratic u. S senate will not confirm
the'ex-President Taft appointment of a
republican Milton p. m.
Cashier Henry F. Baker, OF the First
State Bank of Iona was over here
yesterday to attend a meeting of the
stockholders and directors of the Cava-
lier Co., Implement Go.
j. E.. Magee wants to figure on all
Jobs Of painting and paper hanging in
Langdon and vicinity this spring. He
is an experienced workman and guaran-
tees his work to be satisfactory and
reasonable. 1886
The Langdon hive of. the Maccabees
order report the payment on Monday o!
this week Of the $1,000 insurance policy
carried by the late Mrs. Joseph Power.
who for number of years. past had
been an active working member. :
Mrs. Docksteader visited from Thurs.
day to Monday with Laugdon friends
and on her return to Mowbray was &C.
companied by her daughter, Elyda. who
will spend a week with the family before
resuming her high school studies.
Frank Delling, the Milton millionaire
telephone magnate was hob.nobbine
with atnumber Of his county seat ole
friends Monday. Frank was on his good,
behavior and says that Mrs. Delllng and
their daughter, who have been winter:
ing in California are expected to return
to their Milton home this week.
George A. Williams was a business
visitor in town on Saturday and made
arrangements for an auction sale to be
held on Easter Monday, March 24th on
his Langdon township farm. MI. Viii.
liams has rented the place for a term OF
years and will spend the coming sum
mer visiting his sons who homesteaded
out in Alberta some years ago.
Pat Gherity, who for several years
past has operated what is known as the
McHugh stock farm south of Dresden,
has an auction sale billed for Friday,
March l4th. Mr.. Gherity may decide
to move west, and even if he should re-
main will farm on a much smaller scale.
The property which Auctioneer Kieffer
will put under the hammer at this sale
includes upwards of twenty head of
farm horse and a large equipment of
farm machinery.
Robert Work, county treasurer-elect,
returned Oh Thursdays train of last
week from his stay of nearly a month at
Hot Springs, S. D. He was not accom-
panied on his return by Mr.. Joseph
Heapy, who made the trip to South Da-
kota with him, the latter having decided
to remain for further treatment. Mr..
Work is thoroughly satisfied with the
results he experienced and also states
that his companion, Mr.. Heapy, whose
case was quite a serious one, has every
assurance of returning home a we'll man.
Miss Emma Olson, who succeeds to
the millinery business inconnection with
the Schulke department store. returned
to the city during the week from her
spring purchasing trip to the fashion
centers of the east. Miss Olson and her
trimmer, Miss johnson, have for several
years been engaged in the millinery bu-
siness in st. Paul before coming to Lang
don, and their Easter display may be
looked forward to as one that will show
Langdon people the very latest fashions
and styles in spring millinery.
The list of auctlon sales this week,
to be held during the month of March
by Tony Kieffer, of Wales, will be found
to have several new names and dates
added to the list. A]uctioneer Kieffer
was in Langdon Saturday forenoon and
before leaving for Wales on the l:35
train had closed deals and arranged
dates for six auction sales to be held
latter in the month for parties tributary
to Langdon. "Tony" Kieffer has now a
widely recognized reputation through.
out the length and breadth OF Cavalier
county as being one Or North 'Dakota's
most satisfactory and successful auc.
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