Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-05-14
Seed potatoes for sale at the Colum.

\ WIN. layIOr mas duutu ucW dMhAne'
to his fruit store.
Mrs. E. belong was up from Osna-
brock Notwithstanding.
Choice brands Of cigars and variety
of soft drinks at the Columbia. 38
H. T. Helgesen was visitor
in the city Tuesday.
A large and complete stock Of dry
goods received at j. NJ. Blakeley's. 80
H. D. ALERT returned Saturday from
a few days vacation down the line.
Mems and boys, ready made clothing
at your own prices at Boyd & Cairns.
Mr.. F. Gauthier, one of Olga's mer-
chant princes, was in the city Monday
ON business.
Mrs. T. e. Burke returned Saturday
from a weeks visit with friends in
Grand Forks.
! For a cool and refreshing beverage
| drink Hollands Extract Of Malt at
the Columbia. 3s
The Cavalier County Bank is now
prepared to loan any amount OF money
on Chattel security.
! Park River best patent tlour-always
uniform and reliable every sack war
ranted to please. 34tf
s Bars of good brown soap for 25c at
Boyd & Cairns. 81
Lieut.. Bidlake. Messrs. Kingsbury
and Cairns were up from Osnabrock
Friday evening for military drill.
FOR SALE-A good top buggy COM
plete. Cheap for cash or on time. 80
FOssuM HUNTER & Co.
Miss May Morgan is engaged to teach
one of the schools in the Mona district.
She left for the scene of her labors
Monday.
DR.. Mclaughlin, Walhalla's popular
medical representative, was, in the city
Monday greeting his friends, whose
names are legion.
Tough & Mercer have about 800
ewes. From sixty Of these they
have already an increase of 80
lambs. This is an excellent per-
centage.
Mr.. p. II. Kelly, of Young, was in
the city Saturday and settled his sub
scription to the CoUR1ER-DEMocR GRAFT
the best weekly paper published he
terms it. .r.
Mrs. M. Kelly and children were
passengers on last evenings train,
returning from Iowa where they
visited with relatives while Mr.
Kelly bought horses.
i When in search of shoe leather, call
at j. NJ. 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.
], a very suggestive feature Of thu
q band boys first public display Of theil
musical abilities was that they were
J under police protection. The query
} is, did they fear the mob, or was the
Chief afraid they would murder" the
music.
: Miss Matte Mckee was up from Os'
nabrock Friday for the teachers
examination and came out with high
honors. She YIELDS the birch in dis
trict No. and will endeavor to instil
into the minds of her youthful pupils
the fact that knowledge is power
Now that the heaviest portion of the
springs work is over we shall expect
our correspondents to again take w
the pen in behalf Of their respective
neighborhoods and aid us in making
the CoURIER-DEA1oCRAT the mos
widely read and best family paper
published in North Dakota.
Rev. Peter Mitchell preached his last
sermon in the Methodist church Sunday
evening and had large and interested
audience to listen to his dicourse. A
great many of our citizens evidentlyre
greet that circumstances force the Rev
gentleman from the pulpit on his usua
Sunday, and no doubt other arrange
ments will be effected so.that he will be
able to preach here at least twice ;
month.
i, Among the visitors within our gate!
this week is John Connolly, of Grafton
the John who filled the office of Reg. O.
j, Deeds for Walsh county so acceptable!
in the years gone by, and the man VIII
holds a twenty year franchise from thu
city Of Grafton to supply her will
J, light when the sun doesn't shine. Mr.
, Connolly is on his return home from {
, tour through Montana and falling il
with MavOr MoHurh accommodated him