Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-06-04

Choice Roasted Coffee 25c PEI y. at
Boyd s Cairns. 81 \.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Nc auyran
were in from Olga on Tuesday.
Alarge and complete stock Of dry
goods received at j. NJ. Blakeley's. 80
Mems and boys ready made clothing
at your own prices at Boyd 3 Cairns.
Music lessons given on piano or
organ, by single lesson or terms of
IL or "a lessons. Mrs. MARsELLls.
Choice brands of cigars and a variety
of soft drinks at the Columbia. 38
Robt. Russell was up from Beaulieu
this week-a witness in the Bowles
case.
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
OH Chattel security.
Mrs. John Montgomery, formerly Of
this city, but now Of Cooperstown,
Griggs county, is visiting with her sis
ter, Mrs. Allan Pinkerton.
Rev. bookings of Milton, conducted
the service in the NJ. u. church Sun
day evening after which the Sacrement
of the Lord s supper was administered.
Mr.. Marcelin informs US that here
after he will only grind feed when he
has sufficient quantity on hand instead
of every Wednesday and Thursday as
heretofore.
We sincerely hope that the parties
who sent Attorney Phelps to this
county to add to the expenses Of the
county will be obliged to pay his
attorney fee-not by what they may
consider his services worth but what
he considers ssreasonable."
Our old friend, J. X. McLead, better
known as ''Little Mac" mas taken the
editorial, local and business manage
ment of the McHenry County Indepen-
dent, vice w. D. Kilday resigned, con-
sequently the Independent fairly
glistens with bright gems of thought.
The classical cut features Of Attor-
ney Doughty wore d roster tint than
ever after adjournment. He either
won his cases Oh adjusted them salts
factorily to his clients-with one excep-
tion-and some of them were very i'm
portant ones too. els therefore TO be
excused if the flush of success, did ap-
pear.
VIM. Hazlitt and Rob't Naismith,
accompanied by their wives, were in
from the Cypress on Tuesday and did
not fail to make the DEMOCRAT a
visit. This was the ladies' first visit to
Langdon and they expressed them
selves as more than pleased with the
neat appearance and beautiful location
of our city.
John J. Karsky has returned from
West Superior where. he Informs us
he has purchased a lot and COM
menced the erection Of tailor shop.
Langdon will be sorry to lose Johnny
and we believe Johnny will be sorry
to lose Langdon before many moons.
His business here will pass into the
hands of his brOtber-inlaW.
The Republican says: Now that
the bonds are defeated our next
move is for cheap quarters. What
is the matter with leaving this CUES
ton to committee of one-and let
Doherty be that one-and let him
interview Booker on the subject Of
charity. If the county can neither
build nor pay rent it is time she was
under the wing of some charitably
disposed person who will provide
her home and shelter.
The sentiment expressed in the COM
munication from Mrs. Eisenhuth, to be
found in another column, will strike a
sympathetic cord in the hearts of the
citizens of Rolla still, leave regrets;
regrets that greater efforts were not
made in her behalf last fall. While we
are no hero-worshipper and little off
on the question of woman's rights; we
must confess that Mrs. Eisenhuth pos
sesses superior qualifications and is
singularly fitted to hold sovereign sway
over educational matters of the state.
Mrs. Eisenhuth will be kindly remem-
bered and always BET welcome guest
of the city .-Turtle Mountain Star.
LANGDoN, June 8, 1891.
To whom it may concern:
This is to certify that the state.
ments made by me, and the language
used by me relating to, and concern.
ling Mrs. Sarah Meiklejohn, in Lang.
don, North Dakota, in June 1890.
as well as at any other time, or in
any other place, were entirely false
and untrue and were made NV me