Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-14
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SALTEH s. TAYLOR.


post office store. Jos. Powers, prop. J.
Justice Graham came up from Mil
ton Tuesday on important business.
All kinds of picture framing done at
rock bottom prices by SALTER s. TAY-
LoR. IS
Buy your fruits and confectionery at
the post Office store. J. Powers
proprietor.
B. II. Webster, one of Pembina's
old vets was in the city last week
making collections.
J, T. Moscript was in the city this
week soliciting orders for Il portfolio
of American scenery.
Barber Weiland moved into the
Schneider building Tuesday, which
will make fine shop.
The finest line of oranges. lemons,
dates and figs to be found in the city
at Schulke's fruit store. II
A complete line of California fruits
at Schulke's fruit store. Fresh fruit
received three times a week. 5
Mrs. Flumerfelt has somewhat re-
covered from the grippe and is again
looking after the hotel work.
Mrs. Z. I. Donovan was confined to
the house few days last week with a
severe attack of the la grippe.
Miss Ella Gogin, Of Langdon, is
spending few days with her friend,
Mrs. J. p. Birder.--Park River Gazette
Another fourth-class post Office has
come into line. John Grandy has been
appointed postmaster Of Bathgate, vice
II. J. Watt resigned.
G. O. Nelson, representing the
"Afhods-Basunen' a Norwegian
paper published at IIillsboro. spent
Sunday in the city.
We publish this week another letter
from Our Old friend G.. w. Young, of
Mountain, who is now taking Il course
Of study ut Athens. Ga.
Miss Annie Mooney left on Monday
for her home in Watertown. Wis, she
was accompanied by Johnny, the only
son Of Postmaster W. J. Mooney.
Mrs. B. Heating and her sister, Miss
Rose O'Connor, let yesterday morning
on visit to Ontario, where they will
spend the holidays among relations.
Agent Stevenson tells us that $50
cars of grain have been shipped from
this point during the past month
About two thirds consisting Of barley.
Supt. Fox will attend the state edu-
cational association which conyenes
at Wahpeton on the 9th inst, and
will read paper on ''What' Consti'
tntes a Co., Supt's Office Books and
| Furniture.
Your attention is directed to a change
in the professional card Of DR.. S. D
Gibson, in this issue, His offices arc
now located in the rooms above Mrs
Z. J. Blaklcy's store.
Misses Schneidrrs have concluded tc
discontinue their millinery and dress
making establishment. The prin'
cipal reason being the continued il
health Of Miss Kate Schneider.
Harry G. Tussing, the floating
journalist, who was here two month.
ago, treated the business men Of st
Thomas to his sterotyped write up las
Week-the usual sizes S. and $40.
Ills reported that Pugilist Davis
one of the participants in the contes
Of Saturday evening, has been laid VI
with a disolocated shoulder. lie
dogs's delight to bark and bite, etc.
Ole c. Olson, one Of the old time
prosperous farmers Of Cavalier county
but now a thriving business man O
Drayton, has been up here severa
weeks looking up some old accounts
Dame Rumor:-The merry wedding
bells will ring in this neighborhooe
early in the new year, on which occasion
at least one Of our bachelor business
men will commence trying whether
marriage is a failure or not.
j, d. (whiskers) Salter is contempla
ting spending the holidays with thu
his family in Michigan. The wants
of their patrons, however, will be care
fully looked after during his absence
by his partner, W. (mustache) Taylor
A. w. Dagett, of Milton, visited th'
county seat last week and spoke hope
fully Of the prospective Independent
organ that will soon make its bow t.
TIE public in that town, May the fon(
hopes Of these popullstic heroes b.
realized-but this is a cold, cruel worlt
to cast new born infant into.
Mr.. J. 2. BlaiZe, IN extensive rea
estate dealer in Des Moines, Iowa
narrowly escaped one of the severes