Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-12
GOSSIP AND NOTES.

your subscription is due.
E. L. Buck takes wheat in exchange
for flour, bran and shorts.
Malcolm Morrison, visited Edin-
burg between trains Monday.
The attention OF our readers is called
to the change this week in the ''ad''
of Stable Bros.
so pairs of blankets to be sold less
than cost at the Langdon Great ALI
ance. Is
w. F. Kessler states attorney, was
a passenger Tuesday morning. his des-
tination being Grand Forks.
Rig drives in ladies and children's
cloalzs for.the next so days at the Lang
don Great Alliance. Is
John Marshall, the democratic legal
light of Milton, has been an interested
spectator at Bismarck last week.
Always large stock of fruits cali
dies, nuts, tobacco, cigars etc, at Tay
lors. II
Only $50 below zero Monday morn
ing at daylight-we take the word OF a
second party for the truth of this state
ment.
Osnabrock is booming and johnson
& Donovan are in it. Their stock Of
lumber is complete in every line. 8
Mrs. John Bidlake, Of Osnabrock,
is in Bismarck, where she will remain
with her husband while the senate is
in session.
DR.. p. C. Donovan, of Neche, who
has been spending a few days with E.
I. Donovan Of this city has returned to
resume his practice.
Just received SIS 100000 worth of dry
goods at the Langdon Great Alliance.
Look out for bargains. IS
Parties wishing to subscribe for this
paper and the St. Paul Weekly Globe
can receive the two papers for S2.35
through this office.
Xmas goods at Taylors, the largest
stock, the greatest assortment. the
best quality and the lowest prices. II
Flour, bran and shorts exchanged
for wheat at the New Feed Store.
Collector Bidlake's, eldest child has
been very sick during the past week
with an attack of bronchitis, but is
now getting better.
VIM. McQuarrie, formerly connected
with E. I. Donovan's drug store, but
more recently of Neihart, Mont, re-
turned to the city on Tuesday.
All of our subscribers paying all ar
rears, and years subscription in adj
vance will receive the Farm Stock and
Home for one year free of charge.
Owing to it being discovered that
the engine would have to undergo GER
tain slight repairs the passenger train
was few hours late in leaving Lang
don Monday morning.
If so inclined we could name at least
nine aspiring residents Of Langdon
who would not mind having a chance
to peddle postage stamps under a
democratic administration.
AS a 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 & McGruer.
T. F. McHugh, the famous Walsh
county politician, spent Sunday with
his brother in the city. Tom had just
returned from Bismarck where he had
taken in the inaugural ceremonies.
We were in error last week in men
tioning Mr.. Mahon as one of the judges
of the Demorest medal contest. We
should have said that Mr.. Thos
Sheha was the gentlemen ap.
pointed.
B. r. Click took his departure OIL
Monday for St. Paul, where he will re.
ceive treatment by specialist, after
which he will proceed to the old home
in Indiana where he will spend the re-
mainder of the winter.
I! The new two cent Columbian pos
tage stamps are making their appear
auce. They are trifie large, but il
one writes in a small hand it will bt
possible to find room on an envelope tt
write an ordinary address.