Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-03-09

II. 1orSnOluSOu VI L ain hlFCi "t'o Ia
the city on Tuesday.
The Neche cornet band announces Il
grand ball for the evening of March
18th.
Robbie McIIugh went to Minneapo-
lis last week to attend Il commercial
college.
Miss Lizzie Ferguson, of Bathgate,
is visiting at the home of Mr.. Mahon
this week.
NJ. Kelly is expected to return to the
city on Saturday with a car OF fine
work horses.
Have your children see the Kicka-
poo Indian Matinee in the school hall
Saturday afternoon.
Snpt. Fox put in an appearance on
the streets last Tuesday for the first
time since his recent illness.
j. p. Hardy, representing Walker
Bros, printers of Fargo, went the
rounds in this city last week.
Osnabrock is booming and Johnson
& Donovan are in it. Their stock Of
lumber is complete in every line. 8
Trv pair of the celebrated Mule
Kicker shoes. Something that is war-
ranted to wear. Sold by Jos. Craw-
ford. 2S-tf
The mule is noted for its kicking
and Crawford's Mule Kicking shoes
are noted for their durability. Try a
pair. 2S-tf
Have you seen those 2-4-1 overalls
that Jos Crawford offers at a low price.
Inspect them and ask him what PAL
means? 2S-tt
Lumber, lath, doors, shingles, and
all building material kept in stock by
the Osnabrock lumber yard Johnson
& Donovan. 8
Fred Borusky, candidate for register
of deeds in the last election, returned
from Bismarck Monday night where he
filled a clerkship.
G. w. Andrews, of Walhalla, did not
forget to drop in and see us last Satur-
day. He's not giant but can rustic
with the biggest of 'em.
Editor Mclean returned Monday
night from Bismarck, where he has re-
presented the interests of the people
of this legislative district.
That slide trombone solo in the Mil
ton band selection given by the phono-
graph man was appreciated by the
horn blowers of Langdon.
All of our subscribers paying all ar
rears, and a years subscription in adj
vance will receive the Farm Stock and
Home for one year free of charge.
Senator Bidlake was up from Osna-
brock Wednesday recounting num-
Der of amusing instances enacted at
the capitol this winter. He leaves for
Chicago to-day.
Nearly every week letters from our
correspondents come too late for pub
LEGATION, and by the next week many
of the items have lost force. Cores
pondents are requested to send what
they may have a day or two before
hand rather than too late.
Mollie Comstock, neice of Mrs.
w. Donville, came down from Lang
don the first Of the week with her un-
Gle, VIM. Doyle. She is only twelve
years old but from the way she makes
piano talk one would give her credit
for a score Of years practice.-Neche
Oak Leaf.
Those who intend travelling horses
during the coming season should eX-
anime our cuts. we are enabled to turn
out superior route bills at reasonable
prices. If you have not seen our stall
lion contracts put up in book form it
will pay you to call and get our figures
on all kinds Of work.
'sCol'' Burritt. the white haired ole
soldier who carried musket through
the civil war, tarried in town a few
days last week. He has been assessor
of Harvey township for several years
past and took the 1890 census in the
western part of the county. Quite
number of Harvey township people de
sired his reelection this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman D. ALERT O.
Langdon, Dakota, mourn the loss o.
their only son, Cleveland, aged fiv'
years, who died after an illness of
few days. Mr.. and Mrs. ALERT wer'
formally well-known and respected
residents of Southern Manitoba. ant
have the heartfelt sympathies o
many friends on this side Of the Inter
Boundary ine.-Herald Morden Man