Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-09-03

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say about hardware in thi 1 al q
Three good farm teams IN sye. /. s,as
quire Of 3. R. Click s. Co. ssS 3lA
f. A. Donald, Miltsn's heavy mil
itiaman was iii the city yesterday.
For the finest assortment Of toilet
soaps in the county go to Boyd =
Cairns. ltf
Blakely has the state emblem Click
ertaiD flour. Ask for it. Every sack
warranted. AZ
For cool and refreshing beverage
drink Hollands Extract of Malt at
the Columbia. 38
The Cavalier County Bank is now
prepared to loan any amount of money
OH Chattel security.
Jimmy 'the shoemaker has moved
his shop from Fourth to Main street
where he will be pleased to meet all
his old customers,
The Dyer Bros. organs are the best.
Send for catalogue with Special prices
and terms to W. ]. Dyer 4 Bro, st.
Paul and Minneapolis.
Be sure and attend the militia ball
on the 18th, and bring your wife or
your sister. If you are SO unfortunate
as to possess neither wife Or sister,
bring somebody else's sister.
Jimmy Dixon has fitted up portion
of the Columbia billiard hall and will
utilize it for a lunch counter. Hungry
mortals will please take notice that
Jimmy is a master hand in the art of
cooking beefsteak and can satisfy the
wants of the most fastidious appetite.
Miss Annie Powers, sister of John
Powers, the Red River Valley elevator
agent.at this place, was one of the ar
rivals on Fridays train and is keeping
house for her brother in therooms over
the old Democrat office. Many thought
that John was fitting up those rooms
for some one else's sister, but subse-
quent events proved otherwise.
A report comes from Grafton that a
woman named johnson met a horrible
death last Saturday. The train going
north to Cavalier frightened yoke Of
, oxen near Canton and they ran away
, They were attached to binder and led
by woman. the man who operated the
machine being perched on the seat
The woman was literally cut to pieces
Her legs were cut off, also her arms
: and head. The man escaped unin
!, jured.
NJ. G. Fossum. an old timer Of Bath
ga.e-and ''a hale fellow; we'll luet''-
:. accompanied by his present partner il
Langdon, Hans Bjornerud, was i'll the
city Thursday and Friday last on bust
ness. We are glad to see Mr.. Fossun
. again-he looks as bright and happy a
! ever. lie reports great crops on thu
. mountain and thinks the merchants W
there may rejoice with the farmers thi'
year. MI. B. is also a very pleasant
gentleman to meet.-Bathgate Demo
crat.
The agricultural editor of the Times
l. Democrat says: 'The other day WI
] met gentleman from Alabama wht
gave us piece of information as to as
$ certaining the age of a horse after i
had passed the ninth year, which wa
quite new to us, and will be, we ar
= sure, to most of our readers. It is this
After horse is nine years old wrin
kle comes on the eyelid, at the uppe
corner of the lower lid, and every yea
: thereafter he has one well defined
; wrinkle fol- each year Of his age owe
: nine. flor instance, horse has thre
wrinkles, he is twelve; if four, thirteen
K Add the number of wrinkles to min
!. and you will always get at it. So say
: the gentleman and he is confident tina
it will never fail"
o DR.. Donovan had an exciting expert
e ence with his driving horse while re
v turning from midnight visit to
II patient Tuesday night. The animal i
d naturally very excitable and had no
gone very far on the road when it be
a came frightened at some object ant
), started to run away. The doctor wa
/. thrown out of the buggy,aD the horse
: released from all restraint, dashe'
t madly homewards- arriving at its sta
:, BILE a short time afterwards with bu
: the skeleton of a buggy attached. TIL
doctor escaped serious injury except ;
= bad shaking up, but was forced to wall
the rest of the way, arriving home il
q the early morning, weary and footsore
. Except a few scratches, the horse wa
r uninjured.
pI Five years ago I had a constan
t cough, night sweats, was much reduce'