Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-11-09
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Hon. Chas. Plain drove up from
Milton Saturday. i
Miss Kate Schneider returned from
st. Paul on Saturday
Clocks and Watches repaired on shor
notice at E. 1. DonoNan's. II
Miss Jennie Moore, of Park River, i.
the guest of Mrs. Mgcer this week.
Ripe fruit of all kinds at the new
post Office store. Jos, Powers, prop.
Chas. 7. Berg, of the Network Life
Insurance company was in the city
Tuesday.
Jos. Gogin, brother of Mrs. J. B.
Boyd, is helping through the rush at
the Headquarters.
Lee S. White was here Tuesday look
ing after collections for the Deering
harvester company.
| Dewitt Pinkerton, brother Of Cava-
lier county's popular sheriff, is in the
| wy oiiAo NCCh SlolUluS.
T. L. Ellsworth, collector for the P.
f. Collier publishing company made a
tour of the city Tuesday.
G. S. Lyon who was laid up with a
dislocated hip about three weeks ago
will soon be around again.
John j. Kohnen spent few days
here last week attempting to give every
body his little game of talk.
Geo. W. Graves was in from Mona
on Monday and assisted Sheriff Pinker-
ton in serving the injunctions. =.
All watch repairing promptly attend
ed to by the new jewler at Donovan's
drug store. Work guaranteed. II
Tom Brown and Harry o 'Brien drove
to Young Tuesday, where they will
attend the wedding of an old acquain-
lance.
Mrs. E. J. Blakely received a upright
grand piano last week. The instru-
ment was sold by kop Bros, of Grand
Forks.
Tom Brown proposes to open a res
taurant and pleasure resort in the
O'Briens building rightaway strictly
temperance.
Don't forget the six O'Clock dinner
that will be given by the ladies of the
Presbyterian church on Thanksgiving
day, the 23rd inst. ......,..-y-,-..
Mike Kelly's new barn is just about
finished. 1t is the largest livery stable
in the city and four car loads of lumber
were required to complete it.
Dr.. Sheppard and wife, of Park
River, visited the city Monday. The
doctor is one Of the most prominent
veterinary's in Walsh county.
Attorney Falardeau returned last
week from Grand Forks, where he
attended the state supreme court and
was admitted to practice in this state.
Mrs Robert Cairns and son, Robbie,
arrived in the city or Tuesdays train
from Osnabrock, and will make this
their future home.-Devils Lake
News.
Hick s predicted storm for Tuesday,
but it appeared to pass over this
locality probably on account Of the dry,
arid atmosphere which has hung over
our burg since the Monday evening.
n $1,000 church is being put up this
fall by the Methodsts at the Radford
appointment. The lumber is already
on the ground and the congregation
except to occupy the edilice before the
opening of the new year.
The drawing for Jos. Waits buck
skin horse took place at the Columbia
Saturday night. Alex McNiven turned
ont to be the possessor of the lucky
number and for small consideration
transferred the animal to the former
owner.
Jno. 3. Symonds, a farmer living
lltetl ooudUl OCh ohlppCu OuU 1CICuu1y
with what ready cash he could get
together. lie leaves some heavy
machine bills and other numerous
debts. His objective point is presumed
to be Texas.
In consequence of the watchfulness
of Marshal Nulph the back alleys OF
this city were found to be in a high
state Of cleanliness when the insurance
inspector dropped off the train here a
few weeks ago. He spoke of Langdon
as being one Of the cleanest towns
he had found in the state.
Buy your oyershoes of the Thorpe
Mercantile Co. We handle only first
class goods and can sell them cheaper
than any other merchant in Langdon.
We have special deal in rubber goods
that no other merchant in Langdon
can get: so beware of cheap articles,
which they charge you as much for as
we charge for the best. Is