Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
$500 worth of clothing just received
at ElfOr(f RrOa

II. e. Laeuger spent Christmas with
his parents at Crystal.
| E. L. Buck takes wheat in exchange
for flour, bran and shorts.
| When in town remember the printer
your subscription is due.
Gents! Buy Sis worth of goods and
get S25 suit OF clothes. Langdon
Mercantile Co. 8
Leslie Copeland was up from. Bath
gate and spent Christmas in this city
with his sister Mrs. MarSellis.
Xmas goods at Taylors, the largest
stock, the greatest assortment. the
best quality and the lowest prices. II
Tom Brown, Harry O'Brien and
Morris Orton went down to Young to
spend Christmas and hund deer, bear
and other wild thugs
Everybody come now and buy S15
worth of goods and get a chance on a
SIS organ. 8
Louis Axvig, a brother of the Hon.
Ole, was brought before the board of
insanity yesterdayand by them was
declared insane. lie WAS taken to
Jamestown today.
: Jas. Woolner, of Grand Forks is IN
the city and has accepted editorial
charge of the CoURIEK-DEMOCEAT
during the absence of the editor this
winter.
Ed. Mcneil, accompanied by his Sis
ter, Miss Maggie, left on Monday for
Ontario. Miss Mcneil will be greatly
missed in our social circles in which
she was a general fayorite.
AS a general liniment for sprails and
bruises or for rheumatism, lame back,
deep seated or muscular pains, Cham
berlan,s Pain Balm is unrivaled. Fox
sale by Chalmers & McGruer.
Geo. Gibbs, formerly agent at this
point for the Red River Valley elevator
company, but now with the commits
sion house of Greenleaf 4 Tenny, is i'm
the city this week looking after con-
signments for his firm.
just received SIS 900, 90 worth of dry
goods at the Langdon Great Alliance
Look out for bargains. Is
Maud O'Brien, Susie IIoosy, Charley
and Agnes Crawford, Lulu and Leslie
Hogens, Walter Sanderson, Grace Nor
gan and Blanch Sherier contest for the
beautiful silver medal Wednesday
night at the Presbyterian church, good
music will be furnished at tie contest
by Langdon city quartette.
The Boudoir photograph .,al]ery is
doing tlourishing business aad under
the management of an experienced
artist, Mr.. Salter, is giving universal
satisfaction. Many are taking advan-
tage OF the liberal Christmas offer
consequently there is quite Il run OH
Crayons and boudoir photographs.
John Fischer of Mt. CARMEL accom-
panied by his wife and family and
mother, left Tuesday morning fer Mild
may, Ont, where they will spend the
winter months. John is one of the
pioneer farmers of Cavalier county and
success has invariably attended his
farming operations so that he now can
we'll afford a few months recreation.
w. D. Keenan, and Malcolm Morri-
son visited friends in Grafton and
Mimic, Christmas. "Sliver" says that.
a certain pair Of very blue eyes, be-
longing to Mimic belle, gave Malcolm
a cordial welcome upon his arrival and
furthermore that Langdon society most
be prepared to receive the said ''blue
eyes, as Mrs. NJ, all of which Mall
colin scornfully denies-but "SliveE'7
is gentleman Of heavy responsibility
who always seeks to emulate the ex-
ample of the Father Of his conntry-
and we believe him.
The hotels OF Langdon made elabor-
ate preparations for dinner on Christ
mas day and it is conceded bv all that
the spread set before the guests of the
two leading hostelrys, the Columbia
and Palace, was one that would tickle
the palate of the most dainty epieure.
The occasion was enjoyed to the ut
most by the host of bachelors and
orphans who make these places their
home and recognize the guardianship
and motherly solcitude Of the hosts
and hostesseS.
Last fall one D. C. Mcintyre was
arrested for dlsposing of mortgaged
property and after spending few
weeks in the county Jail he escaped
from the custody of the sheriff and fled
across the lines. He returned on
Christmas to visit some friends at
Woodbridge and was again arrested by
Sheriff Pinkerton ut the same time