Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-26
"fou stole a Kiss" the maiden cried.
With a resounding smack
Inc young man turned unto the lass,
And promptly gave it back.

And promptly gave it back.
Fur Coats-fur coats Of all kinds a
Thorde Mercantile Co.
YorYcan now get your groceries a
the Thorpe Mercantile Co.
Andy Richardson visited with hi.
folks at {"athgate last week.
One Hundred baskets of fine ripe
grapes at Schulke's fruit store. S
Ed Farrell is comfortably settled in
his new residence on Sixth street.
Miss Ella Gogin is visiting in the
city with her sister, Mrs. Boyd, this
week.
For SALE-My house and lot on
Third street at reasonable terms. C.
W. CLARKE.
Farmers having fat stock or hogs tc
dispose of should see C. w. Clark before
disposing of them. 10
Yves. Belfour, grain buyer for the
Northwestern people at Osnabrock,
Sundayed IN the city.
Miss Kate McDougal, of Harvey
left Saturday for Towner, where she
will visit with friends.
Donovan's new jewler makes =
speciality of repairs. Charges moder-
ate and work guaranteed. II
FoUND-On Monday afternoon two
small keys attached to a piece Of shoe,
lace. Apply at this office.
WA. Clayton, railroad mail clerk on
this branch, is at present enjoying a
vacation at the Worlds fair.
Schulke has display ':ad'' in this
issue. Farmers will find his restaurant
neat and clean and comfortable.
Bring your butter and eggs to Thorpe
Mercantile Co, they pay the highest
market price in exchange for goods.
Gunder Nelson, the big republican
from Walsh county who served six
years as sheriff, was here on business
last week.
Jimmy Dixon is arranging to putin a
bakers oven in connection with mis-
restaurant. It is good location and
should pay we'll.
Chas. W. Clarke unleaded Il car of
good useful heavy work horses Tuesday
and has them at his new barn on Third
street. Call and look them over. 10
Register Barcelo had the misfortune
to lose his valuable black mare last
Saturday while driving home from
Olga. 1t took sick and died on the
road.
Milton Elford is back from the Fair,
and agrees With others who have made
the trip that the sights are far too
great for a person to take in during a
brief trip.
This week we lave added the name
of Attorney z, G. Falardeau to our
columns Of professional cards. His
Office is at present with Judge Dorv#l
at the court house.
1t is reported that ii LangGon man
is to receive an appointment rs an
officer on the Neche customs force, and
that W. ID. keenan, is the lucky demo-
| crat.-Pembina Co. Democrat.
Standish, the ohcious attorney
general Of this state. should first assure
himself whether our county officials are
derelict in performing their duty before
he commences sending his threats over
the wire.
Jos. DeForge, of Bathgate, buried
his wife last week. She was sick for
some time with typhoid fever and
left him with three children to mourn
her departure. He was formerly Il
resident Of Olga.
\ delegation of Pythians consisting
of Messrs ALERT, Moran, Speckman,
Corbett, Flumerfelt, Grills, Orion and
Barcelo journeyed to the Forks yester-
dayn to participate in some special
work of the order.
''Billy'' Monroe, the hustling collec-
tor for the Champion machine people
is down in the valley this week.
BILLY has the territory between the
Forks and Neche and is getting ac-
qnainted with the people who owe his
company.
If you write a business-letter on I'M
printed stationery the receiver may
think it accidental, but rubber-stamp-
ed letterhead or envelope is ''premedi-
tated poverty" Rubber stamps have
helrlegitimate uses, but if you have
any respect for yourself don't put them
on correspondence stationery.
There is a young clerk in this city
that makes it special hoby to say
bright thing. But he has met his
match A bright young lady entered
the store in which he works, the other
dow onI oc1yaI ~