Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-10-27
GOSSIP AND NOTES.


Langdon IL Il. m. McLeans, 2:3O; Nc
Kennels 4:30.
p. X. Haugen has three good teams
of work horses for sale at his sale
stables in Osliabrock. 5
Ladies'! Buy Sl5 worth of goods and
get a silk plush cloak at Langdon Mer-
camille Company. 8
Methodist Service Sunday next at
Radfords; / a., M, Lyle; p. NJ, and
this city 7:30 p. m.
Col. Miller and Lieut., Day. of the
regular army, are here today and put
ting Co. E. through their PAGES.
Durham & Davis, Of Jadis, Kittson
Co., Mimi. were planting the town
with some very nice evergreen's.
II. E. Dorval will be reelected to
his present position without Il struggle.
His administration reflects credit upon
his constituents.
Contest between Mr.. M. d. O'Brien
and Frank Delling for a gold-headed
cane, to take place at the Catholic fair
at Milton Saturday.
The democratic candidate for regis
ter of deeds, Fred Borusky, is capable
young man and will prove faithful to
any trust the people may award him.
For auditor there is no need OF a
change. II. d. ALERT is an efficient
officer and heretofore has discharged
the duties of his office faithfully and
well.
w. II. Standish, of Lakota, will adj
dress the citizens of Milton on Tuesday
Nov. LIST, and at Langdon, Wednesday,
Nov. End, from an Independent stand
point.
For Clerk of Court John E. Truax is
the man. He is in every way capable
Of fulfilling the duties of tho position,
and the people know him-and can
trust him.
r. 2. McAllan deserves recognition
ut the hands of the voters Of Cavalier
county. FIe is heavy tax payer and
will make true and efficient servant
of the people for the next two years.
Vote for him for treasurer.
The people of Harvey will give So
cial at Harvey Centre School House
on Thursday Nov. 3rd. Doors opened
at p. m. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all. The ladies are request
ed to bring well filled baskets.
Robt. McGruer, formerly of this city,
but DOW located on the Mesaba iron
range, is in the city today visiting old
friends Rob is interested in several
valuable claims in that vicinity besides
possessing an interest in tlourishing
townsite in the same vicinity.
F. w. Mclean and G. W.. Plain are
the democratlc nominees for, represent
tatives. They are both heavy tax pay
ers and have all their interests in the
county. A vote for them means vote
for good representatives. Put your X
opposite their names.
The publishers of the Pembina Co.
Democrat have commenced the publ
cation Of IL paper in the French Ian
guage, entitled LIE Decoureur. 1t will
be democratic in principle, and is the
first French newspaper in the States
of North and South Dakota. There
are a great number of French families
in Pembina and Cavalier counties alone
and the paper will undoubtedly prove
u success.
The second annual fair, held under
the auspices of the Cavalier County
Agricultural society, was held in this
city Thursday. The fair was not as
magnificent success as would have been
had it been properly advertised and
the work commenced in time, but it
showed to all concerned that Cavalier
county has the products to equal any
county in this state or any other state.
A more creditable display OF farm pro-
ducts would be hard to find at any fair.
One of the most commented on displays
was the stock exhibited and on every
hand was herd the remark, ''why | had
no idea Cavalier county had such fine
stock" Some of the yearling and
sucking colts exhibited are good speci-
mems of horsefesh, and great many
are deserving Of special mentions. 1t
was the intentions of this paper to pub
lish the list of prize winners and their
displays in this issue but the copy did
not come into our hands in time to
place it in type. However. it will APP
pear in our next week issue.
Thanksgiving Dinner.