Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-07-14

MS1LSoli . iiiaCtlue SuUE' is cOillpleteu'
and presents a very neat appearance.
David Dick, ex-sheritf of Pembina'
county, was in the city several days
and met many old friends.
Preserve your strawberries before
the hot weather comes and maks them
soft. Bottom prices OH eases at
Is TAYLoE'S.
Attorneys Mccullough. Doughty and
Marshall of the Milton bar are in at
tendance 1t court with important
cases.
B. Prom, Chas. Eaton, G. w. Plain.
Editor Mccarthy Rev. Linton and Bob
Stewart. Of Milton. are in the CITY this
week counting.
Presbyterian services will be held
next Sunday as follows: I.ya}l school
house at $50 p. M: Mcintosh scloo!
house at 4:3o p. m: City. 7:30.
Rev. p. z. Farnllam will preac, next
Sunday in the N. L. church ut l | Il. M.
in the Rosa Lake school house at ) D.
N, and i'll Peterson school house at
$3.50 p. III.
". j. Dyer & Bro, the great music
house OF st. Paul and Minneapolis.
guarantee to save you money on any
thing in the music line. Send for their
catalogues.
Charlie Thomson and Daniel Shanks
came down from Cypress as witnesses
on a divorce case-and the sheriff COB
betl them for jurors-to which they
protest in vain.
Jos. Prince, of Olga, is happy in re-
celvlng the congratulations of his
friends. The jury in his case was out
fifteen minutes and brought in a vey-
dict for acquitta.
The militia boys have decided to
give another grand ball at the delca-
ton of their armory on August 10Th.
This ball promises to equal any of the
preceding ones-and Co. Z has the
reputation Of getting up dances.
The promptness and certainty of it's
cures have made Chamberlain Cough
Remedy famous. 1t is intended especi-
ally for coughs, colds, Group and whoop-
ing coughs, and is the most etfectual
remedy known for these diseases. IS
and so cent bottles for sale by Chal-
mers & McGruer.
The bonds of matrimony in two
cases were severed last evening by
Judge Templeton and the plaintiffs in
each case awarded an absolute divorce.
One was Gertrude Fraser against Dan
lei Fraser and the other was Mabel
Cowan against VIM. Cowan. Deser-
ton was the ground of complaint in
both cases.
VIM. Fairle, who for the past three
years has held the position of agent at
this point and at Osnabrock for the
Brass elevator company, left this
morning for a two months visit to his
old home in Scotland. Billy carries
with him the best wishes OF his numer-
Gus friends for pleasant visit and all
hope for his speedy return.
Stenographer Vosburg looks very
lonesome without his old friend Paddy
Mcbride; and in all probability Paddy
in his far northern home among the
sage brush and Sound Of Alberta, con-
stantly mourns the fate that parted
him from Vosburg. It is consoling to
Vos, however, to learn that'it was the
necessities Of the hour that induced
Pat to enter the Queens domain, and
not the desire to get away from the
opportunities of Vosburg for his pho
tograph, as is the story some malicious
parties are circulating.
The orator of the day, o. G. Went
worth, was introduced by Mayor Plain
and his GRAFTON though short, was in
tensely interesting. The patriotic
sentiments burst forth in soul-stirring
peals of eloquence from the gallant
Colonel, which caught up the audience
and waited it through the space of time
from the discovery Of America by Col
umbus. OF Erickson, as the case may
be, to the present time, dwelling upon
the most important events in the his
tory of our country which led to the
establishment and continuance of our
national government which is the en-
We'd Of all nations, yet which none are
capable of initiating. He dwelt upon
the non-importance of the very much
discussed point as to which country
was due the credit of discovering AM
erica-that it matters not who discov-
cred us-but that we are discovered we
are all aWare-and what is now most
essential to the public welfare is that
every foreigner who lands upon our
shores becomes familiar with our gov
eminent and makes of himself COM
posite factor of this government, that
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