Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-21
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4IuIypeS 1OT d llulCou Clufe OILY. ~
SALTER & TAYLOR.
Drop into Shulke's and examine his
fine line of Christmas candies. II
Ripe fruit of all kinds at the new
post Office store. Jos. Powers, prop. !
All kinds of picture framing done at
rock bottom prices by SALTER II TAY-
LoR. IS
If you have any job printing to do
remember this office will do it at living
prices.
Fine roasted coffee 20 cents pound
at Boyd's. 10
You are invited to call and inspect
Mrs. Blakely,s new stock of Christmas
tree goods. 16
Buy your fruits and confectionery at
the post office store. j. Powers
proprietor. l
H. o. Storlie, is filling tire position Of
deputy auditor while Johnny Machon
is enjoying his vacation.
John Bidlake, the Plano collector
from Park River was here this week
interviewing several parties.
Frank Hardy, representing the
stationery firm of Walker Bros, of
Fargo was,in the CITY Saturday.
A vote Of thanks should be rendered
Mrs. c.. W. Clarke for her untiring
efforts in instructing those who took
part in Monday evenings contest.
To restore gray hair to its natural
color as in youth, cause it growth album
dant and strong, there is no better
preparation than Halls Hair Reviewer.
Before buylngyour Christmas pres
ents drop into Mrs. Blakely's New
York store and look over hernew stock
Of holiday goods. Something to please
the young and old. 16
E. c. Cooper, the jolly real estate
man from Grand Forks visited the
city last week and attended the special
session of the local X. of p. lodge on
Thursday evening.
j. L. Robertson was in from Elk
wood this week. He is one of the
school directors Of Hope township and
is also an untiring worker in the inter-
ests of railroad through the western
part of this county.
A republican Smart Alex enquired
the other day whether the Wilson bill
allowed the free importation OF Ia
grippe. Since then he has had ample
opportunity to ponder over the problem
he's got it himself,
Last week we mailed to a number
Of our subscriber statement of their
overdue subscription. We badly need
this money to meet obligations that be-
come due January 1st and would ask
each one to give us little if they can
not spare the full, amount.
People who have tried it say, that
there is no better medicine for dispep-
STA than Ayers S;trsaparilla. 1t may
not give one the stomach OF d ostrich,
but it 50 strengthens the alimentary
organs that digestion Of ordinary food
becomes easy and natural.
A letter received from Hon. Fred
Mclean, who is at Washington, D. G.
states they are enjoying regular
Indian summer down there. He
speaks in glowing terms of the city
and is we Judge well contented with
his surroundings. He wishes to he
remembered to all cid friends.
Attorney Doughty WAS in the city
last week. lie took. the train at Mil
ton, but was through some mistake
left at Osnabrock while talking to d
friend on the platform. His business
being urgent a livery rig was brought
into use. Doughty was exceeding
wrath and talked some Of suing the
company for damages.
Allen Pinkerton, sheriff Of Cavalier
county, was in Grafton last Saturday
He reports a bad c.2t he got on his heat
at the fire at Langdon last week. A
man cutting out a front with an ak
accidentally hit him on the head MI
PinkertOn is not a relative 70 TIT
famous detective, but his father be
, ing an admirer of his, named him ate
him.-Walsh Co. Record.
' The city council have decided t
purchase steam fire engine with
capacity of 325 gallons per nitrate, am
which can be steamed up Ill aboa
-, seve.. minutes. The engine and otha
;, necessary apparatus will require al
out lay of about s. 800, which is not s.
very large SUM when the question G
: protecting 100000 worth Of propert
is concerned.
q Colin Mcleod. of Langdan, was.
a The city Friday afternoon and reporte
h g. big blaze at that place Thufsda
= raOrninp Mcmillan and LaiGlaW