Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-21

i Harvest gloves in large quantities at
Elford Bros.
!, A car load of heavy work horses jus
received by G. w. Clarke. so
Cashier Winter and Judge Dawson
ri, tied Walhalla last Sunday.
Mill, Horgan states that his crol
will aver age 80 bushels per acre.
DR.. Lorentn returned Friday from
trip east and re.'orts an enjoyable
time.
A good square meal at s,-,ulke' s res
taurant for a quarter-meals at al
hours.
Buy your fruits and confectionery at
the post Office store. j. Powers
propriet9yE.
Photographer Salteii' tooka run down
to Milton Monday and exchanged ideas
with Artist Mccarthy.
Brick P. Kuhn surprised his friends
by arriving ON Friday evenings train.
He is now living in St. Paul.
F.: HarryBidlake was up fromO snabrock
on Friday and attended the regular
meeting of the Masonic lodge.
VIM. B. James, ex-sheriff of Pembina
county, and democrat in good stand
ing, drove up from Bathgate last week.
L. G.. Richards, the wheat buyer for
the National elevator company, now
occupies rooms over the Great Northern
depot.
Ifyou want a good sound heavy work
horse before you take off your crop en-
anime the car load just received by c..
w. Clarke. so
Everyone should read the letter from
Finlay Grant, the secretary of the
Board of Railroad Commissioners, on
the last page.
Dell Knott, a facial comendian and
comic song and dance man, gave an
entertainment in the schoo. house
Thursday evening to a fairly good
house.
Attention ladies! y special sale of
California fruit for preserving. Low
prices and good quality of fruit.
Leave your order at once. Schulke's
fruit store. 5
Yves. Belfour, came up from Osna-
brock and spent Sunday with friends
in town. lie likes is new posi- ton, but
has not had an opportunity to buy any
wheat at present.
Steamships tickets sold to or from
all the principal sailing ports Of Europe
by Hans Bjornerud. Now is the time
to purchase tickets as the rates are
EXTREMITY low at present. 3
We want to see every baby in Cavalier
county at our new studio on Opening
Day. We will take their photos free
on that day. Don't forget the date,
Sept 9th. SALTER & TAILOR.
Ezekiel Foise, who acquired so much
noteriety at the last term Of district
court was in town Saturday. Foise
is now living in a quiet and indus
trious manner with his mother.
NJ. y. Probst, veteran engineer and
macllinest from Bathgate was over
Tuesday. He estimates his loss from
the boiler explosion Of last week at
81 800, but is thankful he escaped with
his life.
Saul Pion, who has for some months
past looked after the hirsute append
ages of a number Of the sterner sex
left this week for Olga. He will for a
while cease from his labors and has
not yet decided what calling he will
follow in the future. Here's looking
at you Saul.
Sufferers from dyspepsia have only
themselves to blame if they fail to test
the wonderful curative qualities of
Ayers Sarsaparilla. In purifying the
blood, the medicine strengthens every
organ of the body, and even the most
abused stomach is soon restored to
health action.
This week the carpenters have put
finishing touches on the art studio that
Warner & Stoltz have erected for
Messrs Salter & Taylor. The building
was specially planned for use as a photo
graph gallery and has every conven-
fence required. The new firm purpose
moving into their new quarters next
week. See their announcements for
opening day elsewhere.
Already the binder and farm imple-
ments collectors are commencing to
flock into the county to pounce down
on the farmer for the settlement of
notes held by their respective compan-
les. The report has been circulated
that the tightness that has been ex-
perienced by larger corporations in the