Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-11-12


IN me- Iast Water nal Ions III ths season
at Tayior,s iii n lott
For q cool and refreshing beverage
drink ffland's Extract Of Malt ct
the G Columbia. So u
Park River best patent flour always
uniform and reliable every sack war
ranted to please. 34tf i.
Mrs. D. 81. Mcmillan, is cor empla-
ting a trip to the home of her youth in
the near future.
Peaches, pears, grapes, oranges,
pumpkins, squash, at Taylor's. loft
|, Frank Hodgins has rented the Vier-
hus residence and will mbye his family
into town for the winter.
12-horse power threshing machine
complete for sale, enquire at the
CoURIER-DEMocRAT Office. ~.
Remember, we give free, to every
cash subscriber to the CoURIER-DEM-
ocRAr a two dollar ermometer.
G. S. Hunter has rented the rooms in
the.rear of the Republican office, where
Instantly will be housed for the winter.
VIM Birch, 71of Tyner, Pembina
county, and Frank ;Hodgins have
leased the O'Brien livery stable for the
winter, and will take possession. on
Monday'next. ....: ID.
\. County Superintendent Fox has
moved his family into town, and they
are comfortably settled in their new
home on Sixth street, -!
Mrs. Geo. Vierhus with her;little son
expects to leave in a. couple of weeks
for visit to her parents in Ontario
and will remain all winter. 10. !,
Our first consignment of dry goods,
gents furnishing goods, notions etc,
is here. Money saved is money made
we will save you'tmoney in these
lines. Investigate this'.aJ. m. Blakely,
Henry Sehrt, of Osnabrock, farmer,
plasterer and 'bricklayer, was in the
city this week building few CHM
neys. Before leaving he added his
name to the CoUR1ER-DEMOCRAT SUBJ
scription list. s"v
1t is easy to buy apiano or organ on
the easy payment plan offered by w.
J. Dyer C Bros, st. Paul and Minnea-
polls. Write them for. catalogues and
full particulars. -. - 80. ~. &
F. T. Walker, customs officer at Elk
wood, with his wife aud child, left ON
Monday morning for a visit to their old
home and friends at Humphrey, Nsb.
Frank will be gone about a. month and
Mrs, Walker will remain all winter.
Carl Uhrich, boot and shoe manu-
facturer of Formosa, Ont, has been
travelling over the west the past two
months with a view to locating. He is
greatly taken up with Cavalier county
and will probably open up business
here in the spring. He left today for
his home. Call again soon Carl.
Miss Maggie Walker and Miss Deneen
who came out from Nebraska~to this
country last spring, and have been i'm
til recently occupying positions as
teachers in schools in this county de
parted for their homes on Monday
morning. They were quite pleased
with this country but say-there isno
place like home. q, /
J. G.. Kenmonth returned Monday
after sojourn of some two weeks in
Helena and Great Falls. The excava-
ton for his new hotel is completed and
he has made arrangements to have the
building up as soon as spring opens, the
contract for that purpose being about
closed. The building, which is to be OF
solid brick, will be one that would be a
credit to any city in the state and I'LL
der Mr. enmonth's management there
is no doubt of it's SUCCESSIVE ihart
Herald.
The door is just now open to the
Is, 900 young men who are wondering
what they shall do to make themselves
useful to themselves and their fellows
during this brief life Of ours. North
Dakota has millions Of unimproved
acres waiting the magic touch of. labor
to blossom into honestly earned com
potency for young men Of energy and
resource. Will the young fellows OF
Yankee blood leave these prizes to
those of foreign birth and alien ex-
traction? Then they need not, charge
the fault of future disaster to the fates.
Their is room for tens of thousands
of those of puritan blood and puritan
energy right here in North Dakota
and those who come now can take the
prizes by reaching out for Them
Frank j. Mead.
Adjutant-G Generals and other high
I officials of the National militia, appoint