Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-08-31
Boiler Compound at Elford Bros. l

Boiler Compound at Elford Bros. l
DR., Archer was up from Milton
Monday.
A. H. Bale, of Woodbridge was in
town Tuesday.
B. R, Click was slightly under the
weather this week.
Mrs. Mcknight and family return ed
Friday from Winnipeg.
A car load of heavy work horses just
received by G. w. Clarke. SO
Mss Kate Schneider is quite sick and
'cUhfined to her room this week.
We understand that J. J. Souch will
open up collection office this fall.
Ripe fruit of all kinds at the new
post office store. Jos. Powers. prop.
Elford Bros sell machine oil, linseed
oil, gun oil and every other kind of
oil. Al
II. n. Mayo, the bonanza stock
farmer of Walhalla, visited the city
Tuesday.
Buy your fruits and confect ionery at
the post Office store. j. Powers
proprietor. |
LosT-Between Langdon and Olga,
a baby's cloak. Finder will please
leave it at this office.
Capt Webster, Of Pembina. drove
over last week to transact business
with the county officers.
T. V. Copeland left Monday on his
trip east. He intends to stop off for
a few days in Minneapolis.
G. W. Clarke has shipped in q car
load of fine serviceable work horses.
Call and see them before buying. so
T. J. McKeown and wife were in the
city awhile Monday. They are still
rlsticating or their farIa near Olga.
II you contemplate trip to any part
of Europe CAL and see Hans Bjorneru;l
before bying your tickets. lie is abb:
TO give you low prices over any line. s
II. X. Omlie+ Of Elkwood. brought in
the first load of new wheat last Mon-
day. l.. G. Richards. Of the National
elevator company captured the prize.
Miss Jennie Robertson returned
Tuesday morning toler home at Fergus
Falls, Mimi, after enjoying visit of
several weeks with her uncle, Auditor
ALERT.
John Power returned to town last
Tuesday. He was accompanied by his
sister Miss Annie Power. who has
been spending the vacation with lier
parents in Minnesota.
Photographer Salter took a picture
Of the train and it's crew last Thursday
evening. No. Al was treated to q
special rubbing up for the event amos
showed off very nicely.
Engineers who have useG|boiler COM
pound speak in great favor Of it, water
never foams, boiler never gsts corted
on the inside, can use any kind Of
water with the compound. l
Attorney McHugh was congratulated
by a host of friends Saturday on the
outcome of the case he tried before
Judge Dawson. Pat always was
noted for his deeds of chivalry.~
Louis NORM threshed four and a
half acres Of wheat on Friday. Aug.
II: for c. Norm on a Fremont town
ship farm, Cavalier county, which
turned out 219 bushels, about 43s per
acre, No. northern.
Mrs. Frank Kehmstedt and Charles
Kphmstedt, of Mildmay, Ont, mother
and brother Of the proprietor of this
paper, are visiting relations in this city
and at Mt. Carmel this week. Neither
have visited Dakota before and are
pleased with the appearance of the
country.
A couple Orwell dressed individuals
who came in on the train last Friday
we're discovered that evening with a
tape line measuring the elevators and
side tract adjoining. 1t is supposed |
that they were emissaries of Jim HIPS
but no information could be elected |
from them. Jim move in mysterious
way.
F. Ephriam, Of Grand Forks, was in
the city last, week looking for: a |
location to dispose of a sur
plus stock Of clothing. It can be said
to the credit of our business men that
as soon as his mission become known
they rented for their own use the only
vacant building in the city. Those
who pay the taxes and help to bald up
Langdon cannot be expected to sit |
with folded Hands and allow stranger
to come here in the fall to sell 4, bank
rupt stock and take the money away
with him in the spring.
Much talk has been going ths rounds
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