Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-14
Eli Fisher took tripto Grand Forks

ElfOrd Bros. 81
Samuel Waldo of Crystal, drove III
last Sunday.
| F. 7. Walker drove in from Elk
wood on Sunday.
Postmaster Mooney returned from
trip to Grafton Tuesday.
One hundred baskets of fine ripe
grapes at Schulke's fruit store. 5
Ripe fruit Of all kinds at the new
post Office store. Jos. Powers, prop.
Rev. Father Turcotte came up from
Olga Saturday and celebrated mass or
Sunday morning.
j. F. Hemsley, democrat and bust.
ness man from Walhalla visited the
city last Saturday.
Finest brands of cigars, Domestic
and imported at the post office store
Jos. Powers proprietor.
Frank Kynsl returned Monday from
Fargo. where he has been attending
the civil service examination.
For cheapest blankets, feeder
gloves, and threshers general outfits
call on Trotter Bros Osnabrock. 9
John Mahon's little daughter, Belle,
entertained Il number of young friends
Monday afternoon at a birthday party.
Robt. Work had ayoung child severely
kicked by horse last Thursday
The injuries though serious are in no
wise fatal.
Treasurer Laidlaw and wife are en-
joying a trip through the eastern states
and are expected home about the first
of the mouth.
j. McPhail and family left this morn
ing for Minneapolis. He will return
in about three weeks to look after his
interests here.
The ''cottage gang were out with
blood i'll their eyes, last Sunday and
succeeded in bagying sixty two
chickens and ducks.
We won't say anything about it this
time jimmy" but you must be care
full to not let it occur again or we shall
feel it our duty to report.
John +. Messner, who left here last
spring for Red Lake Falls, Mimi,
returned this week well satisfied to
abide in Cavalier county.
Joe Powers: BY new ruling post
masters will hold letters thirty days
instead of ten days as heretofore, un-
less the time is printed OH the envelopes
Robt. Fleming: / bought a load of
No. l. hard wheat from Chas Billings
Tuesday. He has about 1900 bushels
and it turned out about % bushels per
acre.
VIM. Craig, general agent of the
Northwestern elevator company
visited the city Monday. He is just re-
covering from Il severe attack of typoid
malaria.
W. A. Clayton, the popular young
mail clerk. is again on his regular run
after having acted as relief for a
brother clerk on the main line for
several weeks.
Engineers who have used boiler COM
pound speak in great favor of it, water
never foams, boiler never gets corted
on the inside, can use any kind of
water with the compound.
G. G. Billings: I have just finished
threshing on my farm fifteen miles
south Of Langdon. From y acres of
wheat I got 1910 bushels, making an
average Of % bushels per acre.
Paul J. Hops: I haYe been more
than surprised at the amount of bust
ness that 1 have done here this trip.
Six organs and two pianos will be de-
livered here as soon as the house can
ship them.
Mrs. Philip Foshay is visiting the
eastern markets buying a full stock Of
On her return the new
stock will be opened up in the building
they bought of T. J. McKeown, on
Main street. Further announcem ent
later on.
Ed Murphy: I have just returned
from a trip through Cavalier county
and tell you they have rattling good
crop over there. Istopped with ''Billy"
Flumerfelt and his hotel is one that
any city could we'll take pride in.
is first-class and he enjoys
a big trade.-Devils Lake Free Press.
Chas. KGhmstedt, a brother of the
the proprietor of this paper, who came
out from Mildmay. Ont, last month to
see the country, filed homestead entry
last Monday OH the sw4 sec. 20, twp.
1863, rg. 60. Heleaves for Ontario next
week, but will return in the spring
with a number of friends who will take
up land around here.