Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-10-29


Choice brandt 81 cigars and q variety
Of soft drinks al the Columbia. 50 1
3 Fora cool and refreshing beverage,
drink Hoffland's Extract Of Halt nc
1.-THE Columbia. .ss Y.
Park River best patent -four always
uniform and reliable every sack war
ranted to please. S4tf
Mrs. Maxwell, accompanied hsr hus-
band, Conductor Maxwell, to this city
Saturday evening and spent Sunday at
the Columbia. s
Mrs. ]. Mahon who has been so long
confined to the house with fever, Is
now convaiescent and will soon be
around again.
The Dyer Bros. organs are the best.
Send for catalogue with Special prices
and terms to w. ]. Dyer + Bro, st.
Paul and Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mira. Frank Walker we're in
the city Tuesday. Frank has been
quite in the past two ,weeks with ton
silitas, but is now rapidly recovering.
Hello, Jim, were you over at Craw-
ford's storeY No. Do you want any
sugar? Yes. He is selling 21 TBS. of
graduated sugar for, 81, and every
thing else accordingly. lift
/, AS a famile medicine Ayers Pills ex-
Gel all others. They. are suited to every
age and, being sugar-coted, are easy to
take. Though and Thorough in effect,
they are mild andlplesentina action, and
thei use is attended with no injurious
results. ...4
Peter Stewart, of Langdon, writes a
sensible and truthful letter to the Sea-
forth Expositor, in which :. he states
clearly the true situation Of affairs in
his district regarding the crops, wages
and prospects. Letters like his will do
a great deal to promote immigration
as it is facts that are wanted not bragg
gadocio.-Grafton Advocate.
G. D.Lord had 500 sheep inHolbrok's
pasture, but large number of them
we're taken very sick on Saturday and
Sunday, and during the two days l72 of
them died. The loss was apparently
occasioned by the sheep feeding too
heartily upon chaff and weedseeds and
grain that had been left over from
threshing. 1t was a pitiful sight to see
the poor beasts dropping over one by
one. Even so good a democrat as Mr..
Lord felt that he would like to protect
this ''infant industry" though he was
powerless in the matter. The serious
loss will serve as Il warning to other
sheep-owners, to be cautious about let.
ting sheep have unlimited access to
threshing refuse.-Gazette-W Witness.
That farming will pay in this county
is an undoubted fact to which the pros
perity of hundreds of our farmers can
testify, and to mention them all would
require columns of space: AS a case
of individual prosperity we will cite
that of Mr.. Thos. Brown, Of Har-
yey. Mr.. Brown removed to this
county four years ago with very little
money but lots of determination. His
first crop aggregated about 400 bushels
Since then it has steadily increased
and yesterday he finished threshing a
crop of 5000 bushels. By careful man.
agement he has kept pretty well out OF
debt and is now the owner of 700 acres
of land, well stocked and with good
farm buildings. This is but a single
case, but there are hundreds of like
cases that we could mention.
Minneapolis Journal: Chairman Dear
of the Jobber's Association, reports
that his bureau IS doing land Office
business in supplying threshing outfits
! for North Dakota. Letters received
yesterday and to-day state that five
complete threshing outfits are wanted
at Langdon, N. D., five at Bathgate
| N. D., three or four at Cooperstown
In. D., three at Lakota, N. D., and two
at Petersburg, N. D. Almost every
mail brings in new requests. There has
been made up by the bureau about II
complete outfits, some of which have
already started. All will be enroute tx
the wheat fields by the last of the week
One rig is offered from Alma, Wis. IAN
other from Sparta, Wis, two from
Iowa, -four from South Dakota one from
st. Paul, several from Southern MINI
esota and so on. These Is rigs viii
thresh from Is, 600 to 10000 or Is ,OO'
bushels day.
Judge Templeton and Stenographel
: Vosburg arrived on Monday evening!
train to hold a special term of court
There were very few cases on the cal
endar. The divorce case of Brown VS.
Brown was continued until the jun
term on account of the absence of tn
plaintiff who is now in Montana
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