Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-08-31
Harvest gloves in large quantities ut

the CITY aonHaY'
John Grills crossed the boundary
Sunday to visit friends.
John Bdlake,. machine collector,
visited the county seat Friday.
Asa Fanset, OF Neche, drove up to
the county seat Of Cavalier Tuesday.
Attorney p. G. Falart!eau, of Red
Lake Falls, Mimi, was in town yester-
day.
Bananas, oranges, lemons, peaches,
apricots, pears, apples, figs and dates
at Schulke's. 42tf
'Tis said that another citizen will
become knight of the order Of m0tri-
monY next week.
Finest brands Of cigars, Domestic
and imported at the post office store.
Jos. Powers proprietor. l
For cheapest blankets: feeders
gloves, and threshers general outfits
call on Trotter Bros. Osuabrock. .
Elford Bros, will remove from their
present location in about two weeks.
Great sacrifice sale now going OH. so
The chicken season will soon be
here again and Elford Bros, are tax
ing the lead rs usual in sporting goods
and ammunition. AZ
Register Barcelo was wearing a
broad smile Monday and took great
pride in explaining tho cause-another
boy. Shake George.
Rob. McHugh left last week on a
cross country ride TO Montana. 1t is
hardly expected that he will return
before cold weather sets in.
Judge T. Walker drove in from Elk
wood Saturday. He has been engaged
recently oA a]ustce court ease in which
big iitereaiS We're involved.
DR.. Iurcott. who Has spent lie past
week i'll I4angdon, leaves today for
Edeely. LaMoure county. He will visit
Langdon again some time next month
Dr.. Archer, Of Milton, WAS in the city
Monday to assist Dr.. Gibson in setting
the shoulder Blade Of Miss Sarah
Williams, which had been dislacated
in All accident recently
Steamships tickets sold to or from
all the principal sailing ports Of Europe
by Ians Bjornerud. Now is the time
to purchase tickets rs the rates sire
extremity low At present.
NJ Morrison: My company, tae
Northwestern. elevator company,
requested me to state that they via
buy both harley and oats this year.
and pay highest market price for them.
Drop in and leave your order for a
thresliar statement book before you
start Tap your machine this season.
1t is the most complete ara convenient
memorandum Of tllreshing accounts.
No tllresher should be without one.
Leave your order at once. Price $3.50.
Farmers in the city yesterday report
harvest in full blast and complain that
grain is Smelling badly because it has
ripened so rapidly. When questioned
as to damage by frost Sunday night
they state that little or no damage was
done, the frost being light and the
grain too far advanced.
Rev. Scott went down to .Neche last
week to give official permission to
another loving couple to glide On hence
forth and forever i'll the yoke of matri-
mony. The Rev. gentleman is doing
an effective work in extending mar
riages in this section of ozone blessed
Dakota, and if he is called upon in the
near future to act as god father for
the-well, he would be kept; busy
that's all, Rev. Scott is doing good
work-keep it up,
We this week call special attention
to the auction sale advertised.by James
w. McPhal. Parties wanting anything
advertised therein should not fail to
attend as bargains are sure thing and
every thing Of best quality. Jim
wishes us to announce that notwith-
standing the desire of many of his
friends and others that he should leave
the county he has no intention Of
doing so, but will be found at Lang
don as accommodating as ever, but is
sending his family south for the winter
and is overstocked on his farm.
The Stinson-Ledel seduction case &C.
cupied the attention of Judge Dawson's
court at City hall, last Saturday. A
fair attendance of the youthful and
bald-headed population we've in atten-
dance to hear what had promised to be
case ripe with racy bits Of juicy EVIL
dence. Both Of the parties are from
Morris, Minnesota, the plaintiff having
followed her faithless lover in search
of Justice. The case of the complain
ing witness, Miss Lidel, was cham
pioned by the chivalrous Pat McHugh,