Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-21


Locals this week are on I, free silver
basis. with ratio of 20 to l.
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.
Mesdames Click and Flumerfelt
visited friends at Larimore Tuesday.
For SALE-My house and lot on
Third street at reasonable terms. G.
w. CLARKE. 6
Rev John Scott will conduct services
in the Presbyterian church at Dray-
ton next Sunday.
Finest brands of cigars, Domestic
and imported at the post office store.
Jos. Powers proprietor.
A complete line of California fruits
at Schulke's fruit store. Fresh fruit
received three times a week. 5
Mayor Boyd visited Osnabrock last
Friday and Saturday-he didn't forget
to take a gun along with him.
Pete Mclean left town last Friday
for Devils Lake to look after the in
terests of the Plano company.
For cheapest blankets, feeders
gloves, and threshers general outfits
call on Trotter Bros Osnabrock. 2
Fred Stoltz, of the firm of Warner &
Stoltz, was in town Tuesday looking
after their business interests here.
Services in the M. E. church in this
city at II 100 d. M; at Harvey Center.
3 80 p. M; at Crocket's 700 p. m.
"Billy' Monroe posed behind the
counter in Mayor Boyd's store during
the temporary absence Of Fred Davis.
Anton Nelson, brother of Emile, the
good looking jewler, came up from
Park Riverr and spent Sunday in the
city.
Mrs. Frank J. Stable took the train
Saturday for Pisek, where she is spend
ing few days at the home of her
parents.
Veterinary Turcot arrived in town
yesterday and will remain here for
ten days. lie can be found at the
Columbia hotel.
Milton Elford returned to the city
last Friday. During weeks vacation
he has been over a considerable por-
ton of the country on his "bike''
"Terry" McCoskey, the genial glass
and crockerY salesman Of Mcdonald
Bros. of St. Paul, was here Tuesday.
He was accompanied by his wife.
Rev. j. R. McConnehey, of Fargo,
who travels through the state as mis-
sionery for the Childrens Home, was
in the city Monday with one of his
proteges.
Attorney Erickson visited Milton
Tuesday to participate in alegal tilt on
an assault and battery case. The
parties connected with the case come
from Olga.
Geo. Hawman, of st. Joe, Missouri,
brought in car of light working
horses Monday. He was here about
two months ago with a car which he
had no trouble in disposing Of.
Messrs Rowe and Moreland, of Ink
ster, pulled in their threshing outfit
Monday. They had only been up here
two weeks, but concluded that the
home opposition was too strong.
Mrs. Philip Foshay returned Mon
day from her trip to St. Paul and the
east, having purchased line of fashion,
able millinery. Further announce
ments of opening of new store next
week.
Dentist Corbett arrived in town yes
terday. He has recently returned
from his vacation stand incidentally
visited the fair. Those wishing to
consult him will find him at the Col
umbia as usual.
The death of Justin w. Winchester,
the popular landlord of the Winchester
House, at Pembina, will be sad news to
wide circle of friends in this county.
Mr.. Winchester died last Thursday and
was fifty-four years OF age.
No person should travel without a
box of Ayers Pills. AS safe speedy
remedy for constipation and all irregul-
arities of the stomach and bowles, they
haye no equal, and, being skilfully
sugar-coated, are pleasantto take, and
long retain their virtues.
Editors as a rule are kind-hearted
and liberal. An exchange tells US Of a
subscriber who died and left fourteen
years subscription unpaid. The editor
appeared as the lid Of the coffin was
being screwed down land put in apalm-
leaf fan and receipt for making ice.
Several families have intimated d