Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-07-21
Order your.berries at Taylor's,

You can almost see the wheat grow
these days.
Mass will be held in this city at 10
o'clock on Sunday, july Slst.
If this weather continues the wheat
harvest will commence September LIST.
After court adjourned FridA Judge
Templeton and Attorneys FfHaw
and Bangs drove across the koir1fy to
Bathgatc.
Preserve your Strawberries before
the hot weather. comes and maks them
soft. Bottom prices on cases at
10 TAyLoH's.
Z. p. Zcnor came up on last even
ing's train to relieve Agent Stevenson
who will leave in a few days to visit
his boyhood's home at Paris, Ont.
Mr. ShortridSe. the Independent can
didate for governor. failed to keep his
appointments in this county rs adver-
tised. Mr.. Wurtham is the only speaker
why the women should take to wear
ing suspenders just at the season when
men are anxious to discard them is
one of those things no fellow can find
out.
J. B. Macky, general agent for r. S.
Peale & Co.. publishers. is in the city
looking after the interests of his house
This firm makes a specially Of school
supplies.
A special train steamed into the sta
ton yesterday with Il company Of rail
way magnates on board. Among
others we noticed Gen. Manager Moher
Chief Engineer Miller, General Traffic
Manager Finlay and Supt. Evans
They were on their annual tour of in :
SpectiOn.
The promptness and certainty OF its
cures have made Chamberlain s Cough
Remedy famous. 1t is intended esDeci-
ally for coughs colds, Group and whoop-
ing coughs, and is the most etfectual
remedy known for these diseases. Is
and 50 cent bottles for sale by Chal-
mers Il McGruer.
Thos. Brown: | am going in for
raising more stock. According to my
way of thinking there is more money
in cattle than wheat. This country is
well adapted to stock raising and from
what experience have had there is
money in it. Last Saturday | sold a
yoke of two-year-old steers to Mahon
& Clarke for $50 and the cost of raising
them was little or nothing.
\ party of Langdon sports started
for Morden last Thursday to attend the
races and about IN hour after they
left the Morden people announced by
telegraph that the races were declared
otf-on account of some trouble about
selling pools. There were races at
another town. however, some thirty
miles distant. and the Morden people
furnished free transportation to that
point and stood all eXpenses-for which
and other courtesies our boys fee
deeply grateful-even if they I'LL did
return broke.
| The orders have been issued for the
extension of the Sanborn, Cooperstowl
and Turtle Mountain branch Of the
Northern Pacific railroad, says the San
born Enterprise. The road will he eX
tended from Cooperstown forty miles
north to a point Oh LamoreauN bay. al
arm Of Devils Lake, commonly called
Jerusalem, though properly it is Odessa
The extension has Crars, a station OF
the Great Northern, as it's objective
point and will run through the northern
part of Griggs county, through thu
southwest portion of Nelson county ant
through the eastern part Of Benson int
Ramsey county. Only forty miles o
the road will be built this season or
sufficient to reach'Odessa. The build
ing will begin at once and will max
the Sanborn branch seventy six mile
in length. 1t will also be of great ben
eft to farmers in northern Griggs an
southern Nelson counties. The roa
will be completed to Odessa this yeal
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