Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26
Little drops OF water
And little oysters. too,
Will soon be joined together
To make ting church social stew.

| ~ Ildhe ing clurCn SOCIAL Stew.
Father Pouliot holds service at Mt
Carmel to-day.
'For Sale" and >'For Rent cards il
stock at this office.
Clocks and watches repaired on short
notice at +. I. Donoyan's. II
Mike O'Brien visited Osnabro OK
between trains on Monday.
Judge Mooney returned Monda,
from a business trip to Grafton.
Judge Dorval moved into his winter
quarters on Fourth street last week,
Ask" Dad" Wentworth the necessary
qualifications of a North Dakota bust.
neSSman.
1t is about time for the young folks to
get upa dance. None have occurred
here this season.
! 1t is reported that J. Walker will put
up an ice rink this winter near the site
of last seasons rink.
NJ. L. Sullivan is having his house
sided so as to be ready for the long
and dreary cold winter.
Peter Archambault advertises his
household goods and farm stock for
sale Oh Saturday Nov. 4th.
All watch repairing promptly attend
ed to by the new jewler at Donovan's
drug store. Work guaranteed. II
T. +. McHugh, the slick republican
wire puller of Walsh county, was over
from Grafton again last week.
Editor Shepard transacted business
at Milton on Saturday and incident
ally took in the sparing exhibitions.
Mayor Boyd has large wagon scale
placed in position in front of his store
for his convenience in buying grain.
DR.. e. L. Donovan is in the field as {,
candidate for honors in the Second
Commissioner district and promises to
make a strong run.
F. II. McFarlane. of Montrose, S, D.
is holding down w. II. Clayton's run
on the north line during MI. Clayton S
absence in Chicago.
Advantage is generally being taken
Of the fine weather to bank up houses,
build storm sheds. and otherwise pre-
pare for the coming winter.
Another turkey rattle is to come off
at Mt. Carmel on Nov. 4th. This time
it is at S. I. KGhmstedts. There
will be dance in the evening.
Commissioner McCay announces
himself this week as a candidate for
reelection to the office of County Com
missioner Of the Second District and
refers the voters to his past record.
Two threshing hands engaged in Il
bloody combat on the main street
Saturday night. They were promptly
brought before Judge Dawson the
same evening and given the usual
dose.
p. McIIugh publishers Il card in this
issue announcing himself 4 candidate
| fer county commissioner Of this dis
| trict. Mr.. McIIugh is one Of the
pioneers and has the interest Of Caya-
lier county at heart.
| Mrs. Robt. Cairns, spent Monday in
the city among friends. This week she
removes from Osnubrock to Devils
Lake, which will in future be her home.
Many friends at Osnabroclz aud in this
city regret her departure.
Some Of our readers may feel sighted
because we have neglected to put in
that "chesnut'' about back subscrip-
ton this week. We have quit, it was
like unto the parable of the Ten Vir-
gins''-where are the nine.
Methodist services will be held the
coming Sabbath as follows: At Rad
ford's school house at II a. M, at Jas.
Welsh's at $3.50 p. M; andln the church
at this city at 1880 p. M. A collection
will be taken at each service.
p McHugh went down to Mime
apolis Monday to make final arrange
ments for the reception of his family,
who will spend the winter there.
Pat will divide his time this winter
between the cities of Langdon and
Minneapolis.
D. P. r. Strong, formerly editor Of
the Park River Gazette, now represent
ting the seed firm Of L. May & Co., of
St. Paul. visited the city last week.
The solution Of Il problem in mental
arithmetic cost him $3.50. Come
again "Dennis'
The flight Of wild fowl is considered
a good indication of the fall weather
in store. Wild geese and ducks are
just beginning to come down from the
north. Observers of the habit of the
birds say that late fall is promised
on6 ono forp,a,. coid to6av tbat no