Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-03-16

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the Columbia on Thursday.
NJ. Morrison, the Natl elevator agent
was down to Edinburg last Friday.
Sheriff Fadden, of Grand Forks,
was here on important business last
Friday.
John Grills has disposed of his livery
feed and sale stable business to Dun
can Mclean.
=. II. ThorSon. representing the
Herald, of Grand Forks, did business
here on Friday
A. Smith, OF Pork River, spent few
days in town last week settling up the
estate of VIM. Fairlie,
James McDougall of Harvey Center,
returned from trip to his old home in
Ontario last Saturday evening.
Osnabrock is booming and johnson
g. Donovan are in it. Their stock of
lumber is complete in every line. 8
Jake Dobmeir, a wholesale dispenser
of long" who halls from Grand Forks
tarried at the Columbia Thursday.
Remember the grand family matinee
at the school hall Saturday afternoon.
Bring in the children. Admission lOc.
w. Sims, Miss Sims and Miss Ward,
Of Osnabrock, came up to participate
in the teachers examination last week.
The Kickapoo Indians put in an ap-
pearance Thursday evening-which
made glad the heart of the small boy.
Have you seen those 2-4-l overalls
that Jos Crawford offers at a low price.
Inspect them and ask him what 2-4-1
means? 2S-tf
The guards trip the light fantastic
tomorrow evening. The Park River
orchestra has been secured for the
occasion.
County Treasurer Laidlaw is receiv-
ing visit from his mother and brother
this week. They come from Southern
Manitoba.
Don't forget the grand double bill at
the Indian show Saturday night a full
two hours entertainment. Who can
put the tail on the mule?
Pete Mclean, returned Tuesday eve
ming from a trip through the valley
towns in the interest Of the grain COM
mission house he represents.
Mike Kelly disposed of a fine driving
horse to Agent Stevenson this week.
This makes six he has sold since he
unloaded his Car horses last Saturday
O. C. Wentworth received the con-
tract to supply the building material
for the three new school houses built in
Hope and Loan townships this spring.
Pat Mulligan is one Of the COURIER
DEMOCRATS earnest readers, and one
who never forgets what is due the
the printer in the way of subscription
when due.
From the Nelson County Indepen-
dent we learn that our old friend
Doherty was candidate for the nomi-
nation of justice of the peace, but lost
by three votes.
Citizens of Pembina and vicinity
rendered a banquet to Hon. Jud La
Moure on his return from Bismarck.
The notice of the affair in the Pioneer
Express does not state whether or not
resubmission cut any figure at that
banquet.
At the city election to be held on the
3rd Of next month aldermen will have
to be elected in each ward, in the End
and Bird wards two aldermen will be
elected as there is and uneXpired term
to be filled in each. Up to the present
very little interest is manifest.
Kickapoo Indian Sagwa, the only
genuine Indian medicine for the liver,
stomach, kidneys and blood, is now OH
sale at the school hall by the Indians
themselves. Every bottle sold under a
guarantee. A valuable silver tea set
will be drawn the last night in Lang
don. All purchasers Of medicine get
tickets which entitle them to chance
for this handsome prize.
There was good turn out last Thurs
day evening at the regular weekly
drill in the Armory. The boys are
rapidly becoming familiar with the
work in the new tactics. Will Nc
Quarrie, who used to have charge of
the company, previous to his trip to
Montana, was there in regimentals and
helped in putting the boys through
their facing. It is altogether likely
that several applications for member
ship will be considered at their meet
ing this week.