Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-07
G. W. Clarke will sport a fine new
cutter this season.

HlitOH ElI0fu F!SlteO lflcU0S ~ Day
Centre and Neche last week.
Commissioner Beaucliamp transacted
business in the city Tuesday.
Jos Reiber announces the arrival of
a little girl at his home last Friday.
Ripe fruit of all kinds at the new
post Office store. Jos. Powers, prop.
Tintypes for limited time only. IL
SALTER & TAYLOR.
Mrs. Kohnen and family are visiting
at the home Of E. A.Farrell this week.
VIM. Ullyott, of Harvey, was down
with severe attack of the grip last
week.
VIM. Monroe spent Thursday with
his family and ate turkey at his own
lireside.
Buy your fruits and confectionery at
the post Office store. j. Powers
proprietor. l
Jake Dobmeier, the East Grand
Forks brewer spent Sunday in the city
among friends.
Father Pouliot is confined to his room
with severe attack of the prevailing
malady-the grip.
The finest line Of oranges, lemons,
dates and figs to be found in the city
at Schulke's fruit store. II
Donovan's new jewler makes Il
speciality Of repairs. Charges moder-
ate and work guaranteed. IL
A complete line of California fruits
at Schulke's fruit store. Fresh fruit
received three times a week. 5
There is something good for every
body to read in that new display ''ad'
of the Langdon Mercantile Co., this
week.
Z. j. McKeown came up from Min
neapolis Tuesday night. lie reports
Mrs Mckeown and family as enjoying
good health.
Register Barcelo is the possessor of a
fine cutter and only awaits the coming
of a little SHOW, when he will show it
up to the boys.
Photographer Salter took a fine view
Of the Columbia dining room Thanks
giving day just before the guests sat
down nt dinner hour.
Supt. Fox assisted in conducting the
exercises at the Langdon City school
Friday afternoon. Prof. Sheehan
being laid on the shelf with the grip.
An interesting correspondence from
Osnabrock is unavoidably omitted this
week-being crowded out by the news
concerning the fire. 1t will appear
next week.
Landlord Conn gave his boarders an
excellent feast Thanksgiving day,
which it took the boys nearly two hours
to get away with. Conn knows how to
serve good meal.
DR.. Turcot came down from Lang
don, where he is now located, and
spent Sunday in town. He is doing
nicely in his new location. and is pros
perng.-Minto Journal.
NIessrs Burke & Flumerlelt. of the
ever popular Columbia, made all Of
their guests happy with an extra spread
Thanksgiving. But the Columbia is
always good and comfortable.
There was regular old break down
dance at Charlie Keenan's bachelor
hall Tuesday night. A large time is
reported by all who attended. The
dancing season is again in full swing.
W. G, Daniels, salesman for the
Diamond flour mills, of Grand Forks
was in the city last week and sold j.
B. Boyd a car load of their flour, which
arrived here Saturday and is having a
big sale. The patrons of the Headquar
tiers consume about fourteen car loads
OIL HOUR Il ye:tI.
dad" Wentworth: Let me tell you
that the Thanksgiving supper furnished
by the ladies of the Presbyterian
church last Thanksgiving evening was
the finest ever set before the people of
Langdon. The delicacies were all
made especially for the occasion
so | was told by the ladies.
When Georges TONNES called yester-
day on the Forum-he looked as nat
ural as life, and Charley Morton, Jr.,
came with him-one came from the
sunny glades of classic Athens-Ala
bama-the other from among the pre-
hensive citizens of Cavalier county.
They met here in Fargo midst old time
scenes Of earlier conquests-before
the days Of Moorhead ascendency.
Charley expects to spend the winter in
the city. May they both find it pleas
ant.-Fargo Forum.
Tho CO1umhia Hotel was blaze of