Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-06-18

Choice Roasted Coffee 25c per ~ at
Boyd & Cairns. 81
j. G. Kenmonth is in Chicago this
week on business.
1000 dozen eggs wanted at once by
Fossum. Hunter s. Co S5tf
T. j. McKeown is at Fargo, taking
in the tiremen's tournament. N
A large and complete stock of dry
goods received at J. M. Blakeley's. 80
Bring your feet to Boyd & Cairns
and get pair of their glove fitting
shoes. 81
The Cavalier County Bank is now
prepared to loan any amount of money
on Chattel security.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker, of Devils
Lake, are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sullivan this week.
Charlie Clarke and bride are expect
ed home from Iowa Saturday evening.
We will be the first to offer congratu-
lations, Charlie, even if it is Il little
| hasty.
When in search of shoe leather, call
at j. M. Blakely's. He has just receiv-
ed large consignment of every grade
of mems, boys, ladies. misses and chill
dren's boots and shoes. See the stock
and judge for yourself.
Tuesday and Wednesday Of this week
every building that afforded suitable
room was literally covered with huge
flaming posters, announcing to the
public that Hurlburt & Leftwich's two
great shows would exhibit IN this city,
Wednesday, June oath. This show
comes we'll recommended and no doubt
will be we'll attended.
Everything seeks it's level and DOH
erty has found his. He wallows in per-
sonal abuse like a SOW wallows in the
mire. The only objection to this state
of affairs is that this tilthiness sticks
to him and when he presents himself
in any public place he seems to become
obnoxious to those already present.
No wonder some pity him.
Never in the history of this county
has the grain looked SO we'll as it does
now. This is what everybody says, and
what everybody says must be true.
The ground was in excellent condition
last fall at the ''ireeze-up." The spring
opened up favorable-warm weather
and plenty of moisture. With the ex-
| ception Of one early frost nothing has
happened to retard it's progress and
with the late heavy rains we feel safe
in saying that Cavalier county will
reap a greater harvest than she has
ever done before.
Last week real estate deal was con-
summated by which Mr.. T. E. Burke,
Of this city, and VIM. Flummerfeldt,o of
Grand Forks, became the owners of the
Columbia hotel property in this city.
The consideration is $500. This is
one of the best hotel properties in this
part of the state and has always paid
well-poor years as well as prosperous
years. Mr.. Flummerfeldt, who will be
associated with Mr.. Burke in the man
agement of the hotel, is no novice at
the business and is well and favorably
known to the travelling public of the
state, having kept an hotel at Devils
Lake and at Minot. We bespeak for
them unbounded prosperity and lib
eral share of public patronage.
a special train came over the Great
Northern Friday evening bearing the
railroad commissioners who paid Lang
don their first official visit. The party
consisted Of Commissioners Walsh and
lady, Harmon and lady, Supt. jerks
and lady, Commissioner Slotten and
Secretary Edgerly. They remained in
the city over night making inquiries
into the condition of crops, complaints
from farmers and business men. A
petition was presented them from the
farmers of Easily praying for side
track at that place. They promised to
take some action in regard to the mat
ter when they had completed their
trip. They also requested that any
complaints that may be made should
be in the form of a petition and adj
dressed to NJ. J. Edgerly, Bismarck,
North Dakota.
After the institute at Milton adj
journed Friday evening, Mrs. Eisen-
huth, the democratic candidate for
superintendent Of public instruction at
the late election, honored this city with
visit and made the acquaintance of a
number of our people. Knowing that
the lady would be thoroughly wearied
with the weeks labor at the institute
an entertainment was deemed out of
place-other than quiet reception,
which was held in the parlors of the
| Columbia. All who made the acquaint-