Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-10-08
GOSSIP AND NOTES.
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Cranberries at Taylor's. 8

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Cranberries at Taylor's. 8
WATERFOWL, S. D., is to have paper
mill.
Threshing lien blanks for sale at
this Office.
Boots and shoes at slaughter prices
at Boyd & Cairns. ltf
If you want quantity of fruit for
preserving see Taylor. 6
Look over the special prize lists
printed in another column.
An addition is being built this
week to the city laundry.
H. G. Plumley succeeds Major Ed
wards as editor Of the Argus.
The Valley City state normal school
was opened OH Wednesday last.
Highest price paid for butter and
eggs in exchange for goods at Jos.
Crawford's. Stf
Park River best patent flour-always
uniform and reliable every sack war
ranted to please. 34tf
Rev. P. Mitchell will hold service
at Elkwood and Lyalls' on Sunday
at the usual hours.
We understand the county audi
tor and judge of probate will
exchange rooms in the county build
ing.
Our band boys have received their
caps and lamps, and we will now have
evenings occasionally enlivened with
sweet strains of music.
Any person desiring copy of the
prize list of the Cavalier County Agri-
cultural Society should address the
secretary, H. D. ALERT.
Considerable wheat is being market
ed already, Notwithstanding the unfav-
orable weather for threshing, but so
far is very poor sample.
A term of court will be held in this
city commencing Oct. q, 1891. All de-
string citizen papers can avail them
selves of this opportunity.
School will open on Monday next
for ten months term in the new
city school building. With our
present facilities we expect to have
a frstclass school.
The city is laying a ten foot sidewalk
from the corner of Third and Spruce
Streets to the city school. We commend
the city fathers for this move as it was
very much needed. James Reed has
the contract.
The seventh annual meeting Of the
Presbyterian synod for the state Of
North Dakota, will be held in Grafton
commencing to-day and lasting ovel
Sunday. This body covers the entire
state and includes ninety churches and
about fifty ministers.
Rev. P. Mitchell, Baptist minister
we understand will preach his fare
we'll sermon on Sunday next prior
to his departure for his new field Of
labor at Hamilton, Pembina county
All societies here will very much
regret the departure of Mr.. Mitchell
and his estimable wife from this
field and the best wishes of all will.
20 with them for success in thei1
new labors.
It is rumored that Hon. W. Thursby
recently McHenry county ranchman
has bought an interest in the Plain
dealer. 1t is understood as move o.
Senator Hansbrough to control a news
paper organ. Bierly's Daily Northwes
News was launched Monday last as al
evening paper. 1t will be Independent
Democratic in politics.
| Itwas an editor, corteous and truth
| full, who on being asked if he had eve
seen bald-headed woman replied
|.sNo, never did. Nor did [ ever SCI
a woman Waiting around town in he
shirtsleeves with cigar in her teetl
and lodging into every saloon she saw
We have never seen a woman go fish
| ing with a bottle in her pocket, sit OF
the damp ground all day and come hom
drunk at night. Nor haven ever say
woman yank off her coat, spit on he
hands and say she can lick any woman
lin town. No, God bless her, she ism
built that way.
/. Two anchors that Columbus carrie'
in his ships will be exhibited at tn
4 Fail, and already one Of them is store'
lin Washington waiting to be brough
to Chicago. The anchors were foun'
[by Columbian Commissioner Gber nea
a two old wells at San Salvador. He hat
photographs and accurate models mad
These reproductions were sent to Pari
where expert antiquarians pronounce'
them to be fifteenth century anchors