Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-08-24
GOSSIP AND NOTES,

For good meal go to Schulke's.
Johnny get your gun"-and shoot
chickens.
Farmers get your machine oil at
Elford Bros. 81
The best time to advertise is when
times are dull.
The sale Of binding Irvine in the city
has surpassed the out put for any prev
lOuS season.
Joe Stable left yesterday on a trip
east and will incidentally take in the
fair before returning.
Mike Kelly was setting them up
yesterday over the arrival of Il twelve
pound girl at his house.
An exchange states that the Cavalier
branch of the Great Northern will be
extended to Leroy this season.
Methodist services in the city church
Sunday at II Il. NJ, at Harvey Center at
8 p. H., and Crockett's at 7:30 p. m.
We predict that a great deal of build
ing will yet be done in Langdon before
snow falls. y good crop is sure to have
this result.
The opening OF the chicken season
has brought forth the fixtures of the
Columbia restaurant which will run as
usua! this fall, at all hours.
The continued absence of Jack
Frost makes the prospects Of this
vicinity brighter each day. lie can dc
but little harm to our crops now.
Picnicing in the woods atOlga is quite
as fashionable this year as ever. n
large party Of Langdon folks spent q
pleasant day in the bush last Monday
We get it pretty straight that
Treasurer LaidlaW was united in mar
rage to Miss Ida IIewes at Daven
port. Iowa. ut eight O'Clock last even
ing.
/ R.u0. ..:,:h it that Langdon is to bt
al. .o-.. :. with divorce case in few
weeks Tie party seeking separation
having put in the necessary three
months residence.
The fine condition of the roads helps
many business man to drive around
the neighborhood and enjoy the sights
of the vast tracts of wheat that are
being harvested in every direction.
Chickens (prairie) where ripe last
Saturday night at about the time that
church yards yawn and the graves
gives up their dead. Domestic chick
ems are in season at any time aftel
! dark.
The new advertisement of Trottel
Bros. of Osnabrock will be found OF
this page. They believe in making ust
of the newspaper columns when bust
ness is little quiet. Now is the time
to advertise.
1t is worth anyone's while to take ;
drive into the country now. The
farming districts show off to advan
age. To many people no better sight
can be seen than the large fields Of
golden grain waving in the breeze, an(
no place can be seen to greater adj
vantage than around Langdon.
". Copeland. brother of Mrs. Chas
Chisholm, of this city, and well know
to old timers Of Langdon, arrived il
the city last Thursday on a short visit
1t is four years since Till left our burg
and he now takes great pride in show
ing his old chums photo of his sol
and heir-a promising young two-year
old. Till has rich fund of stories TO
the entertainment of his friends. H
is on his way to the Worlds fair.
Word has been received from TIL
adiutant general that the supply o
clothing for the state militia is now a
Bismarck, and as soon as it can b
checked up will be re-packed and sen
to the different companies throughou
the state. The supplies consist o
trousers. hats, leggins, ammunition
stand of regimental colors, and etc
The original requisition for supple
amounted to about six thousand dol
lars. but this was cut down to abou
e 600 leaving some $500 due from tn
government. The state militia annu
ally received from the government
a. 600. most of which is taken out i
supplies. Everything on the requis
tion. it is understood, has been graDte