Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-08-17
Boiler Compound at Elford Bros. l

1ue DeSG wearing machine OILS at
Donovan's. 40
Fred Brousky came in on Saturday
to witness the ball game.
Ralph Kelly was up from Milton last
evening transacting business.
Ripe fruit of all kinds at the new
post oHce store. Jos. Powers, prop
MIN Sullivan was taken down With
a slig N uuch of the fever on Monday.
ElfolH Bros sell machine oil, linseed
oil, gun oil and every other kind of
oil. u Il
The Pr intent message to congress is
given in l HP' II the third page of this
ssue' ~
Attorney Bussiers and wife left on
Monday for Montreal where they will
locate.
Buy your fruits and confectionery at
the post Office store. j. Powers
proprietor. l
Mrs. Farrell and family left Saturday
for Park River on visit with friends
and relations.
Finley Mcdonald came up from Mil
ton Monday in search of binder repairs
and an expert.
Irvine! twine!-A good grade of
binding Irvine at lowest price see
Mercer & Tough. so
Joe Reiberis engaged in moving his
house off the alley way to the corner
of Walnut and Second street.
Jerry O>Brlen and Vic. Dawson
drove up from Cavalier Monday to see
Harry O'Bren who is down with the
fever.
1fyou want Il good sound heavy work
horse before You take Off your crop eN-
anime the car load just received by c.
w. Clarke. 80
Hon. W. J. Mooney attended to the
duties Of cashier at the First National
last Monday during the absence of
Cashier Winter.
L. II. Mclaughlin, 4 prominent
farmer from Walhalla, came to town
Saturday. He reports having cut
about 800 acres Of wheat.
Dr. Corbett was in town yesterday
and wishes to inform the public that
he will visit the city on the 2Oth as
usual, but Will only remain five days.
The frame Of c. Orion s fine residence
was raised yesterday. Contractor
Loynes and his gang Of carpenters
expect to have it finished in about six
weeks
w. j. Mooney of Langdon and Anton
Froslid Of lIatton, came in from the
east Sunday morning to look after
bids for state money.-BismarlI
Tribune.
Wheat buyers M. Morrison and J..
Power are enjoying Il brief vacation
among friends in the Valley, but will
return in time to secure their share OF
the new crops.
II. j. Matlisell, bOok-heeper for
Boyd & Cairns is enjoying Il two weeks
vacation at the home of his parents in
Minnesota. He will take in the sights
at Chicago before returning.
For Il sluggish and torpid liver,
nothing can slupass Ayers Pills.
They contain no calomel, nor any
mineral drug, but are composed Of the
active principles of the best vegetable
cathartics, and their use always result
in marked benefit to the patient.
The First National bank made a bid
for 100000 Of the state funds, offer
ing 4 per cent. There is about $780,
600 in : the permanent state fund,
which will be placed in different banks
throughout the state. Bids we're re-
ceived from SO banks in various parts
of the state.
We had a pleasant call last Saturday
from john A. Mckay, son of our old
friend Mr.. R. Mckay, Of Mountain
City. John is teaching at Beaulieu, N.
D., about thirty miles from Morden
and reports his present home as a
very pleasant and progressive commun-
ity. He says young men of energy and
education have far better opportuni-
ties of advancement south Of 10th
parallel than they have on this side of
the line. Teachers get much higher
salaries Morden Herald.
The man who refuses to advertise be-
cause times are hard is like the man
who threw away his gun and ran the
moment he saw game. In hard times
people are always looking for bargains.
1t is the time for tradesman to put
out special Inducements to his custom
ers; put out the stock that is a tritle
out of date and advertise it. People
are not particular about the very latest
styles these hard times, if they can get