Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-19

E. L. Buck takes wheat in exchange
for flour, bran and shorts.
The price of wheat took a jump OF
two cents on Monday morning.
There will be no services at Presby-
terrain church here at II a. m. next
Sunday.
On dit: That Il prominent Langdon
democrat and business man will get
the postollice.
Quite il spell Of cold weather has
been experienced lately and the air
was crisp and cutting to early pedes-
TRANS.
The month of January this year has
two full moons, on the End and 3lst, a
rare occllrance. In February there
will be none.
Parties wishing to subscribe for this
paper and the st. Paul Weekly Globe
can receive the two papers for $3.50
through this Office.
1t is a new son that rules the house
at Thos. Hopes, of Elllwood. 1t AZ
rived last Saturday and Tom is exceed
ing!y joyous over the event.
All of our subscribers paying all at
rears. and years subscription in ad-
vance will receive the Farm Stock and
Home for one year free Of charge.
Banker Mooney. Of Langdon, is
among the latest probabilities, and is a
stulwart Democrat who would honor
the position.-Daily Plaindealer.
Quite u number Of Cavalier county's
fair school marm'S visited the city on
Friday. in attendance at the teachers
examination held by Supt. Fox that
day.
Miss Nellie Laidlaw, sister Of cur
County Treasurer, arrived i'll the city
on Tuesday from Manitoba. She will
visit with her brother during the COM
ing summer months.
Asa general liniment for sprains and
bruises or for rheumatism, lame back,
deep seated or muscular pains, Cham
berlain's Pain Balm is unrivaled. For
sale by Chalmers g. McGruer.
Monday was a genuine winters day
the snow which had fallen previous be-
gan to fly in good shape before the
wind. 1t was gentle reminder Of the
historic billiards of years ago.
The band boys are evidently bound
to make the Langdon band one Of the
best, if one is to judge by the amount
of practice they are putting in these
days. 1t is a pity all the boys cannot
get out once week.
Since Attorney General Standish
has issued his edict regarding blind
pigs the hotels at Bismarck have raised
the rate of board from 50 to So per day
and the price of cigars to fifteen cents
or two for quarter. This is pretty
hard OH the boys.
E. w. DeLorimier, the proud parent
of the young lady who won the admira-
ton Of the people of this city recently
by her Evolutionary powers, interview
ed our business men last week in the
interests of a Duluth wholesale house
that he represents.
| Since our remarks on the ashes nui-
sance, several farmers have added
their testimony as to the hardship in
Elected upon their teams when coming
into town, by this practice, and it is to
be hoped that this reference to the
subject will abate the nuisance.
''For the past two OF three years
have been subject to cramping pains
in the stomach says MI. w. 3. Bald,
win, d hardware merchant of Room
vile, Dallas Co., Iowa. II have tried
a number of different remedies; the
best one being Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. One
OF two doses of it always cures me.
Sold by Nick McGruer.
If there is any man to be pitied more
than the old bachelor, who is homeless
it is the grass widower, whose wife ha'
gone off for few days of needed
rest.'' An incident of this nature Oc
cured within hundred miles of Lang
don during the past week, and nov
the Romeo, who has been deprived O.
his Juliet, can be seen wandering VI
and down this earthly plane like ont
of the banished spirits, exiled from tn