Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-12

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Harvest gloves in large quantities at
Elford Bros.
| Bring your butter and eggs to Thorpe
Mercantile Co. 8
Hans Bjornerud left Tuesday Oh a
business trip east.
! Elford Bros, have a very meet line Of
boots and shes just arrived. 8
NJ. L. Sullivan shipped car load of
hogs last Saturday morning.
Ripe fruit of all kinds at the new
post office store. Jos. Powers, prop.
Mrs. Robt. Cairns, of Osnabrock was
in the city visiting friends this week.
Paul J. Hops, the piano man from
Grand Forks, was in town yesterday.
A good square meal at Shulke's res
taurant for quarter-meals at all
hours. S
Hon. Chas. Plain, of Milton was in
town Friday and Saturday looking up
collections.
If you want good shoes see James
Week, the shoemaker. Examine his
stock and prices. SO
Elford Bros, have something new to
tell you this week in their ad on the
first page. Read it.
Finest brands of cigars, Domestic
and imported at the post office store.
Jos. Powers proprietor. 1
Buy your fall and winter goods of
Thorpe Mercantile Co., we guarantee
prices will be the lowest. 8
For cheapest blankets, feeders
gloves, and threshers general outfits
call on Trotter Bros. Osnabrock. 2
John j. Kohnen visited Langdon
last week and talked eloquently on the
insurance theme during his stay.
Jas. McPhail came up from Mime
apolis last week. He will spend several
weeks here looking after his business
! interests.
DR.. w. S. Warner, all eye specialist,
representing the firm of H. Hirschberg
& Co., of St. Louis, Mo-, visited the
city last week.
If you want to keep warm this winter
60 to Thorpe Mercantile Co., and buy
one OF those fur coats. You will need
one this winter. 8
| There seems to be no movement on
foot yet towards providing for skat-
ing rink for the coming winter. Can
not something be done at once?
Threshing is generally over and as
nearly as can be estimated wheat in
the vicinity of Langdon will average
about twenty bushels to the acre.
If you contemplate a trip to any part
of Europe call and see Hans Bjornerud
before bying your tickets. He is able
to give you low prices over any line.
C.S. Lyon came up from Mime
apOlis last week to assist Malcolm
Morrison in looking after the buying
of wheat at the Northwestern elevator.
You can't miss seeing that half page
''ad'' Of Stable Cros., in this issue and
it won't take you all day to read it.
They mean business from the word
ego"
Jas. G. White, representing tile
publishing house of z. +. Collier, Of
New York, was here last week. This
was his last trip to Langdon as he has
been transferred to another route.
The new firm, Thorpe Mercantile
Co., have had carpenters busy all this
week putting in new store fixtures and
flooring in the McPhail building A
warehouse has been added to the
building.
John Campbell, of Harrison, Ont.
drove over from Morden last week to
visit NJ. Morrison. They are old time
friends and Mr.. Campbell is on a tour
through the Northwest with the idea
of locating.
E. R. Stivers, the recently appointed
mail clerk on the Langdon and Lari-
more branch will take up his residence
at this end Of the run. He was ac-
companied last Saturday by Mrs.
Stivers. They will occupy the rooms
over the Thorpe Mercantile company's
store.
Attention is directed to the new ad
in this issue of Jas. Dixon's lunch
room. Since opening up in his new
quarters about month ago he has
enjoyed quite large patronage and
in return thanks old and new friends
who have been around to see him.
Warm meals at all hours at the new
restaurant one door north of the Thorpe
Mercantile Co.'S, store.
While sheep, as a speciality. pay
better and are easier to handle than
almost any other kind of stock. some