Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24
GOSSIP AND NOTES.

at Elford Bros.
When in town remember the printer
your subscription is due.
A. C. McNiven's new house OH 5th
street is rapidly nearing completion.
George Nulph has accepted a posi-
ton as deputy sheriff of this county.
Everybody is giving thanks today
but the poor printer-and the turkeys.
| Farmers read the ad Of the Milton
Roller Mills in the issue. It will in
terest you.
Everybody come now and buy SIS
worth of goods and get chance on a
$75 organ.
O. G. Wentworth is erecting a large
grain warehouse on the lots adjoining
his lumber yard.
Big drives in ladies and children's
c!oaks for the next 80 days at the Lang
don Great Alliance. Is
Buy SIS worth of goods and get the
finest shawl in the country. Langdon
Mercantile Company. 8
The editor has been confined to his
bed the past week with an attack of
humps, but is now improving.
Old Boreas has made his appearance
and is now with us to stay. He showed
up Monday morning with 21o below
zero.
II. ID. Mckay, deputy sheriff of
Pambina County, was in the city We'd
nesday on business connected with his
office.
Ladies! Buy $l5 worth Of goods and
get silk plush cloak at Langdon Mer-
camille Company. 8
Owing to a rush of business the
CoURIER-DEMOCRAT has been late the
past few weeks. We will try to get the
paper out on time from this on.
The foundation for the county vaults
is being laid and the vaults will he
hurried up as fast as possible. jerry
Kelland is in charge of the work.
See the Langdon Mercantile Co.'S.
advertisement this week. This firm
advertises nothing but the truth, and
anybody dealing there will not 80 away
dissatisfied.
E. L. Buck has opened upa flour and
feed store in the Blakely building and
will keep the best stock in this line at
reasonable prices. Farmers, when you
come to town remember to give him a
call.
The Fargo Daily Forum, from now
until March Is, 1898. containing full
reports of the legislature and all state
news, only 81. so if paid in advance.
Send your orders to the FoIum, Fargo,
North Dakota.
The comet which is attracting near
" all the attention of astronomers
just now and which is whizZing toward
this sphere at the rate of 1000, 900
miles day, will be visible to the max
ed eye in few days and rapidly in
crease in brilliancy. ...
This is the season when the Obliga-
lions of business men must be met.
The newspaper men are no exception
to the rule and between this and jan
uary 1st we shall expect every delin-
quent subscriber to pay up. We do
not ask you to pay anything in charity;
every cent you owe on subscription is
justly ours and must be paid.
The news from Cavalier county car
ries joy to the hearts of all good demo-
Gratis. Both members OF the legislature
are elected after a bitterly contested
three-cornered fight. The defeat of
the republican candidates is laid to as
tute Senator Bidlake and his colleague,
w. j. Mooney, which with Editor Nc
Leans strong personality made very
strong combination to overcome. Con-
CALCULATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Now is the time to turn immigration
to North Dakota. Many farmers have
a wrong view of immigration. 1t is
not bringing in more competition in
reality. The families will leave the
eastern and middle states and come
west, and the question is whether
North Dakota will have them or Kan
sas, Nebraska or Washington. They
will be producers wherever they go. Is
it not better to have them come here.
take up or buy land, and increase the
value of your holdings, than to go else.
where and become just as great COM
petitors, but not benefit you at all:
Think of this and then turn in and
help the good work on. Now is the
most effective season of the year to dc
this work. Write your friends, send
them good papers, do your best to dou
! BILE the value of every section of land il
North Dakota. This is true philantro
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