Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-02-02
45o below yesterday morning.

Milton on Monday.
Flour, bran and shorts exchanged
for wheat at the New Feed Store.
Always large stock of fruits can
dies, nuts, tobacco, cigars etc, at lay
lors. II
E. L. Buck left on Tuesday for Mil
ton where he will remain for Il few
days.
DR.. Falley, of Park Riyer, was in the
city Thursday evening in consultation
with Dr.. Donovan.
Robt. Mcknight, of Pilot Mound.
Man., was on this side the line attend
ing his brothers. funeral.
Osnabrock is booming and johnson
e. Donovan are in it. Their stock of
lumber is complete in every line. 8
DR.. Archer drove up from Milton on
Sunday evening in response to tele-
gram received from a patient in this
city.
Max. DeRepcntigniey and family left
for Montreal Canada. Tuesday morn
ing, and intends making said city his
home.
VIM. Drysdale who has been danger
ously i'll this week is considered very
low and is not expected to live us we
go to press.
Owing to the stormy weather the
carnival which should have come off at
the ice rink has been postponed until
Tuesday It'll.
Lumber, lath, doors, shingles, and
all building material kept in stock by
the Osnabrock lumber yard. johnson
e. Donovan. 9
Alfred Myers, Of Chicago, arrived
in the city Oh Monday evening to at
tend the funeral of his brother-in-law
VIM Mcknight.
Editor Doherty, of Michigan City.
who has been visiting among old
friends in the city this week, returned
to his home on Monday.
Your attention is called to the fact
that we are Offering the combination
of the paper and the st. Paul weekly
Globe for one year at S2.35.
The new barber shop opened up ac-
cor'ling to promise on Saturday and
Messrs Pion & Jacques appear to be
well pleased with the patronage be-
slowed upon them.
Peter Murchie of Woodbridge. called
and paid his subscription Friday. He
says his crop was good enough last
year and the only thing he has to COM
plain Of is the price.
james Mcknight came in from
Woodbridge yesterday, arriving here
just as the funeral reached the church.
lie WAS delayed Il day on his trip ow-
ing to the inclement weather.
Miss Sparkling wishes to inform the
ladies Of LangLon that she is prepared
to give lessons on the Piano, Organ or
Guitar. Special rates to children,
taught only by the Kindergarten
method.
The ladies all agree in saying that
the handsomest group OF legislators in
the joint session is composed Of Sen
ator Bidlake and Representatives
Plain and Mclean, three good demo-
Gratis of Cavalier.-Fargo Sun.
There was a heavy fall Of snow Tues
day night, accompanied by consider
able wind, which has drifted the roads
to great extent and spoiled the good
sleighing. The storm is reported gen.
eral over the state, and is likely to en-
barrass the railroads for a day or two.
Antoine Marcelin, well remembered
by our readers as an old pioneer and
ex-commissioner Of this county but
| who about a year ago removed to Carl
ton, n. w. T. has been spending few
days around this neighborhood and re-
turned home yesterday. He appears
to be we'll satisfied with his new sur
roundings and claims that the saw mill
that he Owls out there is paying in
vestment.
Father Turcott, pastor OF Olga and
Langdon, paid a short visit to
Father Cassidy, of Michigan City, ar
irving by the passenger on Wednesday
morning, and returning by the even
ing train east. The reverend gentle
man is rare linquist, speaking French
German, etc. At the request of Faith
er Cassidy he will open a weeks mis-
sion here, at the beginning of the Len
ten season.-Nelson Co. Independent.
Frank Foster was in from. Mt Car
mel on Saturday and called to renew
his subscription to the CouRIER-DEM-
OCRAT Mr. Foster is one of the thrift
ty farmers of the neighborhood and is
comfortably situated. He took advan-
tage of our premium offered to those
who Day in advance and during the en-