Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-11-26


Liquidate your newspaper indebted-
ness.
Thanksgiving ball at the Columbia
tonight.
Threshing lien blanks for sale at
this office.
Choice brands of cigars and a variety
Of soft drinks at the Columbia. 3s
Blakely has the state emblem Click
ertail) flour. Ask for it. Every sack
n
Examine the date that follows your
name on this paper and you will know
how much you owe us.
Sheriff Pinkerton and Auditor ALERT
went to Morden, Man, yesterday on
some secret service business.
Encourage the band boys by turning
out to their concert. You will get the
worth Of your money anyhow.
To judge by the amount of goods re-.
ceived every day our merchants must
be doing an immense business.
The ice rink is rapidly nearing COM.
pletion. The proprietors expect to open:
it to the public about December LIST. ;
The CoUR1ER-DEHocRAT is issued:
one day earlier this week in order to
give the force an opportunity to be
truly thankful.
G. J. Lowell, the Wabash travelling
passenger agent, was in the city Friday
evening advertising cheap excursions
to Canada over his line.
The: Dyer Bros. organs are the best.
Send for catalogue with Special prices
and terms to w. J.Dyer 4 Bro, st.
Paul and Minneapolis.
Attorney Bussieres has succeeded in
getting bail for, his client, John Gend-
reau, accused of having concealed and
destroyed mortgaged property.
h John McGauvran: Here's my sub
scription for the CoURIER-DEMoCRAT
"a thanksgiving proclamation as it
were. I have only about one-half my
crop threshed yet. !,
w. H. Conn has moved his household
effects from his farm near Ellerton, and
will hereafter be numbered among the
residents of this city. He has pur-
chased the property of Mrs.J. Amsden.
Look at the figures after your name
on this paper, or wrapper, and unless
the last figure is a 2, you may be sure
your subscription is due and the editor
would like little change. Don't for
get us when you sell your grain. Re
member we haven't harvested yet.
Rev. Robson preached his initial
sermon in the. M. E.. church Sunday
evening to a large congregation. He
took as his text Prov. I Chap. and oath
Verse, and delivered a powerful and
entertaining exhortation which was at
tentively listened to by all present.
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The much bewhiskered gentleman
who bears the name of Wash
and at present sails under the title Of
railroad commissioned ?)was in the city
Thursday evening in behalf of the dear
(?) farmer who is wanting cars. A few
oily promises as usual-for increased
number of cars was about all that was
extracted from him.
Say there, you fellows who have
threshed, call around the firsttime you
are in town and bring a couple Of dol
lars with you. We are by no means
objects Of charity but believe in every
man collecting what is due him and
paying what he owes. We have been
doing the pay act for the past three
years and now consider it about lime
for those who have been taking our
paper for that period to get hustle on
themselves and square accounts with
us. The right of-way is yours gentle
men, and the CoURIER-DEarocRAT is
the terminus. 4
w. A. McAndreWs, travelling agent
for the Great Northern railway, was in
/ the city Friday. and in company with
| tile CoURIER-DEAIoCRAT scribe drove
out into the country for the purpose Of
obtaining useful info rmation in regard
Ito its natural agricultural advantages.
Numerous farmers we're also inter.
viewed to the general prosperity;
ItheiroWn success since coming to North
Dakota and its advantages for q farmer
Of small means. All this information
will be Incorporated in q pamphlet soon
to be published by the comp which
viii be scattered broadcast among thu
farmers Of the eastern States and Can.
ada, for the purpose Of inducing them
ito leave their barren hills and sterile
| Heldssfo rsthe rich fertile plains Of THU
Istato. 10 ii q CONNIE ndable scheme and