Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-01-28

OfanQ pail tOnlgnL at the COlum-
bia.
Walhalla flour for sale by Jos. Craw-
ford.
Harry Weiland has more cheek than
anybody just now.
Services by Rev. Farnham in the
Methodist church Sunday morning
at l a. m.
Co. E met Tuesday evening for drill.
1t begins to look more ''Chili-like"
everyday.
Services in the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening at the usual
hour 1880 p. m.
Remember, we give free to every
cash subscriber to the CoUH1ER-DEM-
oCRAT two dollar thermometer.
Get your. costumes ready for the
next skating carnival which is to be
held at the ice rink February 18th.
A communication received from
Rev. J. G. Linton, of Milton, is
crowded out of this issue. 1t will
appear in our next.
J.B. Boyd and wife returned Friday
from Wisconsin. They will commence
housekeeping immediately in the rooms
over Mr.. Boyd's store.
Col. John Bidlake is up from the
Brook today to complete arrange
ments for the grand military ball
here ON Washington's birthday.
The second grand masquerade
carnival of the season will be held
at the ice rink Feb. IL. Skaters,
turn out with your fancy clothes
and make this carnival sussess.
Co. E. has secured tho second floor
of the new school building for their
grand ball on Washington's birthday,
February 22nd. This will be THE af-
fair of the season. Full particulars
next week.
G, Fleming, of Grafton, representing
S. S. Linton & Co., grain commission
merchants, Of Minneapolis, is in the
city this week soliciting consignments
of wheat for house Mr.. Fleming has
no doubt but what wheat will bring a
better price in the spring.
J. G. Moscript, Of Montrose is in the
city this week soliciting subscriptions
for book entitled, "Sheep's Photo
graphs of the World" The book is
we'll worth the price asked for it and
MI Moscrip is experiencing no trouble
in securing subscribers.
If these Chilians go on the warpath
and Uncle Sam concludes to bring them
to their senses, Co. E, of the N.D.N.G G.,
wants to be Gin it, The boys are all
fighters from the ground up and are
anxious that the ''dogs of war" be let
loose that they may distinguish them
selves. It is certain that if the boys
have their guns properly charged they
can do terrible execution at long range
in time.
1t was highly interesting con-
test at the bazaar last evening be-
tween Vera ALERT and Constance
Truax for the possession Of the
large doll. Both children are gen.
eral favorites and it was even chan.
ces until the last as to which would
win; but the last votes decided it in
favor of the former. Little Con
stance was presented with an equally
valuable doll, however, and presen
tation speech by sDad" Wentworth
Some S88 was the sum realized.
, Henry Laid, who shot and stabbed
Jacob Gallagher, near Grafton, has beer
sentenced to three years and six month";
in the Bismarck penitentiary. Joh1
Shepperd, convicted of stealing whea
near Mimic, was given two years ant
six months; Andrew Hrabeck, convicted
of stealing wheat from box car a
Park River, was given four years, ant
two blind piggers drew prizes of ninet!
days in Jail with fines aggregating $500
after which Judge Templeton adjourn
ed court at Grafton last Thursday.
True and tried friends are always
welcome, consequently "Vick's Flora
Guiden is sure of warm reception
especially when dressed as daintily a
this year. The "Nellie Lewis' carna
tion on the front cover and "Brillian
Poppies'' on the back, are unusuall.
attractive, and the numerous colore'
plates Of flowers and vegetables are cel
tainly works of art and merit. TIL
first twenty-four pages, printed in vic
let ink, describe novelties and special
|: ties. Send ten cents to James Wick
: Sons, Rochester, N T.. and procure
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