Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-03-03
[ohn Sykes, of Osnabrock, was in the

John Sykes, of Osnabrock, was in thu
city Monday.
Three good farm teams for sale, in
quire of d. r. Click & Co. Stiff
Ed. Getchell, one of the proprietor!
of the Fish Trap mill is in town thi:
week.
NJ. II. Murphy, Elkwood's demo
cratic sachem, tarried in the city few
hours Monday.
Mrs. Morgan, the mother of Mrs. j
M. Blakely, returned on Monday to hel
home at St Hilaire, MINI.
! Remember, we give free to every
cash subscriber to the COURIER-DEAf.
oCRAT two dollar thermometer.
Go to Taylor's restaurant. Meals at
all hours. Also a fine line of fruits
confectionery, tobacco and cigars. 16tt
The boys are all anxious to know
what Attorney Doughty intends doing
how that the 's3Oth'' of February is
past.
Ed. Walker was up from Fremont on
Saturday. He reports himself and
neighbors busy grinding
out little every day the weather will
permit.
a grand entertainment and basket
social will be given in Robinson's hall
Osnabrock, ION March 15,at 7:30 o'clock,
under the auspices of the M. E.church.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
J. 7. Moscript was in the city last
week delivering his books-Shepp's
Photographs of the world. The work
is neatly executed, and the binding all
! that was claimed for it. 1t is an inter-
esting work and we'll worth the price
it sells for.
1t is quite probable that you. may
need the services of a physician some
day; but you can postpone the time in
definitely by keeping your blood pure
and your system invigorated through
the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. Pre-
vention is better than cure.
Kelly & Haugen went down to Iowa
three weeks ago and purchased car
load of work horses. They placed a
five inch display ad in the COURIER
DEMOCRAT announcing to its readers
that these horses were for sale. Since
then they have sold out their entire
band, and on Monday received another
car load. Their ad continues which is
evidence that they consider advertising
pays.
Ye editor is feeling little bit sore
over the fact that at the leap year ball
he was obliged to share the attentions
of his escort with another fellow while
some of the ladies gave the individual
attention to one single-or married
individual-only one. This was rank
Partially, and it seems strange too, for
some of them-the fellows we mean-
were as homely as a hedge fence while
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form and features of an Adonis.
Dat and Wheat Smut.-The Depart
ment Of Agriculture has now in press
Farmers Bulletin No. 5, which treats
in a brief and practical manner Of smut
in oats and wheat especially land Of the
means which should be adopted by the
farmers in preparing the seed so as to
avoid injury to the crop from this rea
son. Applicants should send names
and addresses to the Department Of
Of Agriculture, Washington, and the
bulletin will he mailed to them imme-
diately on it's issue.
After a years sojourn midst the ba-
mana and orange groves of the sunny
south, Nick McGruer has returned to
his first love-North Dakota-and is
quite content to make it his permanent
home. Nick says that Virginia is all
right so far as the climate is concerned
but the people of that section lack the
vim and push so characteristic of the
west, and their slow, plodding let-to-
morrow-take-care-of-itself way, was to
him source Of constant irritation that
made life among them a burden. His
return Friday evening was wholly I'M
expected and afforded an agreeable
surprise to his many friends.
For the past four years the fair sex
of Langdon have been dependent upon
their gentlemen friends at every social
event that has occurred. For four
long, weary years have they submitted
in silence to the attentions Oh neglect
as the case may be-of that particular
'slord Of creation" who happened to act
as their special escort; nut at last they
have had their revenge and ''sweet re-
venge'' it must have been. For the
first time in four years have the ladies
been master of ceremonies and the
sterner sex compelled to dance to their
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