Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-07
P. McHugh visited Grafton Tuesday.

week.
Harvest gloves in large quantities at
Elford Bros. /
Pete Mclean came home last week
for a few days rest
Artist Weiland now occupies tie
building formerly used by the Misses
PrNsr.
| lkreshers remember you can get the
best statement book on the market at
this office.
Milo Fadden, the veteran livery man
from Bathgate, was in sown one day
last week.
The crying need of the hour is the
repair of the crosswalks in different
parts of the city.
Mrs. Blakely and Miss Rose Sandison
returned Tuesday from their visit to
the Chicago fair.
Robt. Fleming is now comfortably
settled in the house that he recently
bought of E. J. Evans.
Elford Bros, will remove from their
present location in about two weeks.
Great sacrifice sale now going en-. so
Wesley Relfor left Monday forUsna-
brock. He takes charge of the North
western elevator company's house
there.
N. D. Gagnier and w Fordney drove
up from Bathgate Friday. They re-
port everything Quiet-except in news
paperdom.
If you want good sound heavy work
horse before you take off your crop eX-
anime the Car load just received by G..
w. Clarke. so
Mrs. G, w. Clarke left Monday for
Iowa city, Ia, where she will join a,
party of friends and relations in a tt ip
; to the fair at Chicago.
| Joe Powers is fixing up his fruit ond$
confectionery store at the post office in
a tasty manner Last week neat floor
: covering was laid down.
Judge Dorval and Register Geo.
; Barcelo drove to Bathgate this week
to attend meeting Of the directors
| of the newspaper publishing company.
I Jim McGruer has been quite sick
! this week. He probably run up against
the razor too hard last week when he
lost his mustache and spoilt his good
looks.
Your attention is called to Trotter
Bros, ''ad'' on this page. People of
Osnabroclz and vicinity will find it
advantageous to buy their threshing
supplies OF them.
E. w. Gonmy, probate judge of
Pembina county, and one Of the best
known and popular democrats Of the
state was in town Friday shaking hands
with old friends.
Steamships tickets sold to OF from
all the principal sailing ports Of Europe
by Hans Biornerud. Now is the time
to purchase tickets as the rates are
EXTREMITY low at present.
W. II. Conn took possession Of the
I Palace hotel last Monday and now has
everything running in good shape Mr.
Conn has had considerable experience
in the hotel business and will doub tless
? do big trade this fall.
A couple of harvest hands got some
what noisy Saturday night-the effect
, Of too free use Of the internal lubri
cant. They were. promptly brought
/ before Judge Dawson and depo sitet
p $4,000 in the city treasury for theil
= misbehavor.
The farmers throughout Cavalier
county will confer great favor Ito us
!, and will also assist in advertising ou]
= resources as grain: growing distric
J. by sending in report of their crops
J., Number of acres ingram, average yielt
L and grade.
Felix Cherrier met with a seriou!
/: accident Tuesday which resulted in Z
O.. dislocated shoulder and a fractured
f collar bone. DR.. Donovan, the attend
s ing physician, reduced the suffering
y but Felix will be- out of sight" fer
u some time.
The three prodigals-O. G. Went
: worth, II. J. Mathisen and VIM
e. Flumerfelt, returned last Friday from
, their trip to the fair and seem to hay'
thoroughly enjoyed themselves. dad
e is trotting in single harness as OF yore
iM spite of rumors to the cont rary-
+ Yesterday carpenters started to WOOL
OH Salter's new photograph gallery
, opposite Warner & Stoltz undergrad
d In about two, weeks it is expected tina
Il the building will be ready for occu
g pancy, when the opening of the neN
t. quarters will lie commerated by givin
d free sitting to babies. Parent
J. should bear this in mind and bring /
in their offspring in bib and tucker an
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