Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-11-02
Eur Coats-fur coats of all kinds at
Thorde Mercantile Co.

grapes aC Schulke 5 fruit store.
Six hundred baskets of grapes were
unloaded i'll this city last Friday.
For SALE-My house and lot on
Third street at reasonable terms. c..
W. CLARKE. 6
Farmers having fat stock or hogs to
dispose of should see c. W. Clark before
disposing of them. 10
| Underwear in endless variety at the
ThSrpe Mercantile Co.
Aectors of the Second Commissioner
district should all turn out and cast
their votes next Tuesday.
Donovan's new jewler makes a
speciality of repairs. Charges moder-
ate and work guaranteed. IL
Bring your butter rand eggs to Thorpe
Mercantile Co, they pay the highest
market price in exchange for goods.
Collector Murphy drove in from Elk
wood Tuesday. He appears to carry
his newly acquired honors quite easily.
Arrangements are being perfected
for the Catholic fair that is to be held
in this city next week.. For particu-
lars see programs.
Frank Moran returned from his
Grand Forks trip Friday. lie reports
that runners have taken the place Of
wheels on vehicles in that city.
G. D. Lille arrived in the city yes
terdav with carload of Iowa horses,
They will be brought down under the
hammer on Saturday afternoon.
Bert the young son of James
Welsh, who has been confined to his
bed for several weeks with an abscess
is again able to be moving around.
Chas. w. Clarke mloaded car of
good useful heavy work horses Tuesday
and has them at his new barn on Third
street. Call and look them over. 10
F. j. Stable. wife and family, re-
turned Friday from Conway where
they had attended the wedding of
Anthony Sobolik, Il brother of Mrs.
Stables.
The heavy fall of snow yesterday
interefered considerable. with the
marketing of grain, but our merchants
noticed quite a demand for overshoes
and other rubber goods illconsequence.
VIM. Gilmore, who has for some
months past been in the employ of 1
Barnhart, near this city, died last
Thursday after a lingering illness.
His remain were inferred on Saturday,
the services being conducted by Rev.
Robson.
On Thursday evening next. the last
night OF the Catholic fair, grand ball
will be given at the Columbia. The
best Of music has been engaged for this
event and a thoroughly enjoyable time
is anticipated. Cards of invita- tons
will be sent out.
On Thursday last an extra freight
train that was making Il short run from
Larimore to Conway and return ran
into two section hands between Con-
way and Inkster. The disaster was
not discovered until the bodies had
been mangled beyond recognition.
This incident adds another to the red
letter days of railroad noteri ETY.
blood red.
The citizens of Olga have arranged
to hold a Catholic fair. for four days,
November Sth to 18th. The proceeds
Of which will be devoted to the funds
for buildinga suitable residence for
their pastor, Father Turcotte. All
kinds Of fancy work will be offered for
sale while the fair remains open.
Meals will be furnished throughout
each day and an excellent program has
been prepared for the evenings. They
have also inaugurated a gold watch
contest in which Miss Annie Brady
and Miss Helen Charbonneau are the
contestants. The fair will be held in
the school house.
Quite heavy grist was turned out
at Judge Dawson's justice mill last
Friday afternoon, l.. G.. White, who
has been employed as engineer on
Brennan Bros, threshing machine this
fall, brought suit against his employers
to recover wages due, amounting to
about $50. Judgment was rendered
for the plaintiff, whose case was
handled by Attorney Falaradeau.
States Attorney Kessler appearing for
Brennan Bros. Another,caSe in which
plaintiff claimed non-fullillment Of con-
tract was also tried. Thor S. Grue, the
owner Of a threshing outfit being
plaintiff and Jas. Reid defendant. A
verdict was rendered allowing Grue
SIS and costs.
The f0lOwinr monthly ranort Of the