Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-08-10
For good meal so to Schulke,s.

| VI So9u meal so TO SchuIke2S.
Farmers get your machine oil a,
Elford Bros. II
Miss Polly Welsh is visiting with he,
sister Mrs. E. Elford.
For the best quality machine oil GO
TO Donoyah's drug store. 40
Collector Hodgins came up home to
spend Sunday with his family.
! Phillip Brusso, the curve pitcher of
the base ball nine, was in town Mon
day.
| Ed. Bryson, who comes from Ontario,
visited with his brother here last
week.
VIM. Mahon, of Paisley Ont, is visit
ing in the city with his nephew John
Mahon.
Frank Hanson a jovial knight of the
grip who halls from Grand Forks was
here last week.
Il. J. McKeown drove down to OLGA
Saturday to visit his brother, prior to
his departure for Duluth.
Henry llasenwinkie, a pleasant COM
mercla! traveller who has been on the
road t"enty-tlree years. S,mdayed in
town.
Terry McCoskey, the smiling glass
ware drummer who registers from
Belfast, Ireland, was taking orders in
town Wednesday.
Thc chicken season will soon be
here again and Elfor,l Bros, are tax
ing the lead IT'S usual in sporting goods
and ammunition. A
Alex Falconer, Il veteran teacher Of
Cavalier county, visited the city Satur-
day. Mir. Falconer at present presides
over :; school near Mona.
Examine the i;ster!y binder that is
sold in Langdon by c. w. Clarke.
Il is light III draft, durable in construc-
tion and is easily adjusted. 10
The !'Asjrrly Harvester has by its
merits obtained for itself Il position in
the front ranks Of farm machinery.
{. u. Clark is The local agent. 10
Miss Lille Stewart, OF Milton. has
accepted the position Of assistant in The
postolice, and came TIP Monday to be-
come acquainted with her duties.
Rob. Fleming figured quite promin-
cutly at The Osnabroc}; picnic last
Friday and his decision us umpire and
referee Of the various games were well
received.
Jacob >5penst, OF Moscow township,
returned last week from tripto var
iols points in South Dakota and is
well satisfied to return to his home in
Cavalier county.
JOS. Resler and John Eller, Of Leory
were in town Tuesday. They are pre-
pairing to start up their threshing out
fit right away and ordered two Of our
threSheI's books.
y. y. Locke came up from Lari
more Saturday to spend tire day with
S. Z. Van Flct, who has charge OF
Warner & sStoltz's lumber yard during
O. C. Wentworth S absence.
Now isthe opportunity to make your
timber culture proof, under the amend
ed act, which lessons the expense Of
making proof. Call and get particulars
Of John L. Truax, Clerk of Court.
Rev Peter Mitchell, Of Crystal.
formerly in charge Of the M. z. church
OF this city, occupied the pulpit last
Sunday evening and delighted the con-
gregation with a mastery discourse.
Ed. Murphy, of Devils Lake, was
here this week with his phonograph
at the Columbia hotel. a railroad
accident several years ago left Ed.
without leg to stand on, he's quite a
hustler just the same.
An anonymous communication from
Hannah. giving an account of a picnic
held at the school house there on July
2Sth. was received this week. We
would gladly have given the article
space had the writer revealed (hisl
identity by enclosing signature-not
necessarily for publication.
Orders are already coming in for
copies Of our thresher's statements, the
popularity that this book has attained
among the owners of threshing rigs
last fallis only surpassed by the prompt
ness with which the orders are being
replaced this season for fresh copies. Ii
you have not seen it call when in town.
The chicken season opens August
26th. and continues in season until
December LIST. Owls are ripe any
time Of the year and sportsmen, are
reported to be Staying any quantity
of them. Before chickens season
opens, an owl so closely resembles a