Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-14

Harvest gloves in large quantities at
Elford Bros.
Mike Hea!y will look after Mcphail's
interests during his absence.
A good square meal at Shulke's res
taurantfor a Quarter-meals at all
hours.
Buy your fruits and confectionery at
the post office store. J. Powers
proprietor. l
Miss Lille Haight of Milton was a
guestEt the Columbia over Sunday
last =. eek.
Fred Whiting, was here yesterday
showingthe boys the latest thing in
winter underware.
Geo. Mccullough, typo of this office,
returned Tuesday from his Manitoba
trip in time to get out this issue.
Elford Bros, will remove from their
present location in about two weeks.
Great sacrifice sale now going on. so
Miss Kate Schneider left Monday for
st. Paul and the eastern markets to
purchase her fall stock of millinery.
Mrs. A. Hawkins, of Chicago, is q
guest at the Columbia enjoying the
Indian summer for which our state is
noted.
From the Crystal Call we learn that
E. L. Buck, is helping to garner the
golden grain in that portion of Pembina
county.
Ifyou want a good sound heavy work
horse before you take off your crop en-
anime the car load just received by C.
w. Clarke. so
E. 9. Cooper, a popular rea. estate
man and prominent X. of p from
Grand Forks enjoyed Il days shooting
here last week.
Donald Shaw, postmaster at Byron,
informs us that the wheat crop of
Cypress township will average eighteen
bushels per acre.
John Rylance was in from Loan
township Tuesday and stated his 120
acres of wheat yielded 5000 bushels-
IS bushels per rere.
Fred Davis, the right hand man in
Mayor Boyd's store started yesterday
on "a few days hunt with a party of
Friends in Nooitob,
Paul Williams and wife, of Beaulieu
visited Langdon yesterday. Paul is
one of the old veteran teachers of
Pembina and Cavalier counties.
Ed Farrell: l have not decided yet
but it is quite likely will put up a
house this fall. 1 have got to get out
where l am pretty soon anyway.
VIM. McQuarrie came up from Graf
ton Tuesday to see old friends that he
left behind him follr months ago. He
returned on the train this morning.
Attention ladies'! y special sale Of
California fruit for preserving. Low
prices and good quality of fruit.
Leave your order at once. Schulke's
fruit store. )
Ills rumcred that very distinguish
ed ''lady'' (?) living near the city has
purchased a piano. A number of our
callow youths are eXpectantly awaiting
further developments.
Steamships tickets sold to or from
all the principal sailing ports of Europe
by Hans Bjornerud. Now is the time
to purchase tickets as the rates are
EXTREMITY low at present. 5
Prof. Sheehan had to dismiss his
class Monday morning owing to tenn
porary sickness. The days rest,
however, restored his health and the
professor is again on deck.
James McPhail: Owing to so many
farmers being unable to attend the
sale last Saturday I will auction off my
horses and wagons about the middle of
next month. Due notice will be given.
IIduh Opuco, d ldlLI Ahlu III IiO
employ Of Harry Dunford, of Harvey,
had a pretty bad scare while out shoot
ing last Monday. The gun exploded
but fortunately the man was more
scared than hurt.
We want to see every baby in Cavalier
county at our new studio on Opening
Day. We will take their photos free
on that day. Don't forget the date,
Sept 9th. SALTER & TAILOR.
The popularity of the tune ''After
the Ball'' is increasing every day in
Langdon and the small boy who can't
pucker up his lips and whistle it isn't
in it, annie Rooney; and Maggie
Murphy's Home have taken a back
seat since it struck town.
In all that goes to strengthen and
build up the system weakened by dis
case and main Aver'S SarSanri}}a is the