Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-03-31
Washers at the Entergrise,
Both round and square; 1
The best in the market,
And prices fair.


And prices fair. 81
Attend the caucus Saturday night.
Go to Mathisen s. McQuarrie for barb
wire. 80
Elford Bros space will newsy next
week.
Where will the next war scare come
from?
Mixed paints, all colors, at Mathisen
& NcQuarrie's. 80
Walt Whitman, the "Good gray
poct,' is dead.
City election next Monday, Who is
your choice for mayor?
Spring has come. For farm machin-
cry see B. r. Click & Co. 80
Senator Hansb1ough has declared
against free coinage Of silver.
Mathisen & McQuarrie have new
ad in this issue. Look it over.
See Tough Bros. for farming imple-
ments before you begin spring work.
County commissioners meet on Mon
day, April 4th, i'll regular quarterly
session.
p. X. IIaugen and Mike Kelly went
down to Wisconsin last week for car
load of horses.
Ladies' spring wraps out of sight at
the Great Alliance, Milton.
Go to the Great Alliance just to see
the beautiful styles, even if you don't
purchase.
The Grand Forks Plaindealer re-
ports the Red River nine feet higher
than it was four days ago.
b. r. Click & Co. have received a
car load of the celebrated Tiger drills.
Also ten car loads of lumber. 80
The Behring Sea controversy with
England is settled. The Senate yes
terday ratified the Behring sea treaty
without any restrictive conditions.
Go to Taylor's restaurant. Meals at
all hours. Also fine line of fruits,
confectionery, tobacco and cigars. 16tf
Every indication points to good
harvest for the husbandmcn. Such
an amount of surface water has
never been known in the history of
the county.
A pretty woman is not handsome
without style. To be stylish you must
get your spring and summer goods at
the Great Alliance store, Milton N. D.
Charlie Hunter returned on last
evenings train from two weeks visit
with friends at Paynesville, Minnesota.
He reports seeding operations back
ward in that section.
Any farmers contemplating purchas-
ing seeders, drills, drags and disc har-
rows should not fail to call on b. r.
Click & Co. and look over their stock.
They handle nothing but the best.
Get their figures. SO
Sunday, April 10th, at p. H., the
service Of song and recitation, known
as "Chapel Day Service" will be
rendered at the Rosa Lake school
house. Contributions will then be
made to aid in the building Of chap
els throughout the West. All in
vited to be present.
VIM. Mcdonald, the young man who
was injured in the train wreck on this
branch last fall. returned Friday even
ing from Canada where he has spent
the winter. lie was accompanied by
his sister and two young men, Davis
and Atkins by name, who will proba-
bly, settle on land in this vicinity.
The following changes to take effect
on April l, will be made Oh the Great
Northern: Mr.. G. II. jerks is made
superintendent of the Northern divi-
sion, with Office at GAINESVILLE, vice
Mr.. Howard James, resigned; Mr.. E.
j. Evans is made superintendent OF
the Dakota division, with Office at
Larimore, vice G. II: jerks, trans
ferred.
Ladies, you should just sec those
beautiful New York novelties in spring
dress goods at the Great Alliance
Milton. N. D.
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