Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-08-17
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Monday.
All kinds of machine oil cheap at
Donovan,s. ~
Harvest gloves in large quantities at
Elford Bros.
WE. Winter drove down to his farm
at Walhalla Sunday.
y car load of heavy work horses Just
received by c. W. Clarke. so
The Misses Prmyer expect to move
into their new house this week.
Gunder Olson, eN-sheriff of Walsh
county, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Vierus and son returned Satur-
day from visit with friends at Lari-
more.
Miss Robertson of Fergus Falls, is
visiting at the home of Auditor ALERT
this week.
DR.. Lorentz is visiting friends in
Grand Forks and Pembina counties
this week.
Miss Nellie McClory is visiting with
her sister Mrs. Flumerfelt at the
Columbia.
Frank Stable returned last evening
after a month absence among frien DIS
in the east.
Joe Hamann was in town Yesterday
and announced the arrival Of Il bounc-
ing big boy.
John Z. Anderson came up from
Milton to transact business with the
County Judge,
Miss Lottie TiGbals, of Larimore.
is spending the week with Miss Nellie
Click, of this city.
Elford Bros are now in their new
quarters and will be pleased to greet
old and new customers. -
y bunch Of western horses number
ing about 80 head came in from
Willow City on Saturday.
Jos. Powers, assistant postmaster.
has put Il choice stock of confectionery
fruits and cigars in the pcstollce
store.
Landlord Flumerfclt started Satur-
day Tor Chicago where he will spend
a couple Of weeks taking in the sights
at the fair.
w. G. Andrews. representing the
wholesale paper house of Wright.
Barrett e. Stilwell, of st. Paul was in
town Thursday.
W. kingsbury and Harry Bidlake
were up from Osnabrock on their
wheels Friday in attendance at the
regular Masonic meeting.
The Fasterly Harvester has by its
merits obtained for itself a position III
the front ranks of farm machinery.
G. w. Clark is tue local agent. 10
Thos. II. Prior, an extensive sheep
farmer from Hannah was in the city
Tuesday and speaks in glowing terms
of the crop that if being cut up
there.
Judge F. II. Walker and wife of
ElkWOod were in the city Saturday.
The Judge had important business
with the customs department to
transact.
Chas. T. Thompson, town clerk Of
Cypress township was in the city Tues
day and ordered one of our township
warrant book. He was accompanied
by his nephew Andrew T. Bale, Of
Montreal, who is spending the summer
at Woodbridge.
The third silver Demorest medal con-
tst is arranged to take place on tomor-
row evening. when rich treat may be
looked for in the way of amateur elocu-
ton. The contestants have been prac-
hcing for some time past and the medal
will be hardly fought for. At the
school house $50 tomorrow evening.
AS everyone understands, there are
a large number Of idle men in the city
as rule: Of the law-abiding class.
There are others of a questionable
character. In view of this fact, it
behooves citizens who have money OF
valuable about their premises to either
put them in some bank or other secure
place, and keep a lookout for the light
fingered gentry.
The editor of the paper at Storm
Lake, Iowa, is now hiding in a swamp
near that place in consequence Of the
way he mixed up the reports Of a cattle
show and a concert. His paper said:
The concert given last night by sixteen
of Storm Lakes most beautiful young
ladies was highly appreciated. They
sang in a charming manner, winning
the plaudits Of the entire audience,
who pronounced them the finest bre ed
of shorthorns in the county. \ few