Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-08-17
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DR.. Archer was in the city Monday
evening making professional calls.
WI. Trotter, general merchant Of
Osnabrock, was in the city last week.
Harry O'Brien has been down with
an attack of the fever since last Fri
day.
Buy your binding Irvine of Mercer &
Tough, Good grade and reasonable
terms. so
Bananas. oranges, lemons, peaches,
apricots, pears, apples, figs and dates
at Schulke's. 42tf
Clerk of Court Truax has suffered
considerably this week from violent
attack of neuralgia.
Finest brands of cigars, Domestic
and imported at the post Office store.
JOS Powers proprietor. l
w, Plummer, Mrs. E. J. Blakely and
Miss Rose Sandison left yesterday en-
route to the Chicago Fair,
G. w. Clarke has shipped in car
load of fine serviceable work horses.
Call and see them before buying. 50 =
Rev. John Scott conducted the
funeral services of the late Mrs. Geo.
Best, at Walhalla last Sunday.
Elford Bros, will remove from their
present location in about two weeks.
Great sacrifice sale now going on. so
y reward is offered for Il game war
den who has not been after chickens
himself during the past three weeks.
Mercer & Tough will handle all
binding Irvine this season. See their
samples before you place your order. 50
JAS. Mcphail had the misfortune to
lose another horse last Saturday.
This makes the fourth horse this
season.
Charlie Clarke had L thresher pulled
into his field Of barley south of town
last Saturday. The sample of grain
was very fine.
Rev. Peter Mitchell, who has been
spending Il few days among his former
parlshionerS returned on Monday to his
charge at Crystal.
Miss Nellie Laiulaw returned to
her home in Manitoba Saturday after
visiting several months with her
brother in this city.
Examine the Esterly binder that is
sold in Langdon by G. w. Clarke.
1t islightin draft, durable in construc-
ton and is easily adjusted. 40
S. O. DeCamp, representing De Camp
u Boyer. general commission mer-
chants Of St. Paul, was in the city Mon
day interviewing over fruit merchants.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer is unquestionably the best pre-
sentative of the hair. 1t is also cura-
tive Of dandruif, letter, and all scalp
affections.
a large contingent of young Lang
donites attended the Methodist ice
cream social at Mclean school house
Thursday evening. 1t was success
in every way.
G. w, Clarke, is agent for the Esterly
Harvester. Call and see their
machines for 1898, it is improved up to
date and will compare favorably with
any machine on the market. 40
Three gentlemen acting as experts
for the elevator companies were up the
line last week looking up the crop con-
ditions, which would indicate that
they expect to be able to take care of
this seasons crop. the same as usual.
The attention of our readers is
directed to communication from
"Citizen' telling what is likely to
happen ''the goose that is laying the
golden egg" 1t is a word picture of
what is happening every day right in
our own town.
On the first of next month that we'll
known hostelry, the Palace hotel,
will he opened up by W. H. Conn,
formerly of the Ellerton house. Pre-
vious to the opening the house will be
thoroughly overhauled throughout.
New paper, paint and decorations will
tend to make it bright and cheerful.
Mr.. O'Brien in retiring from the hotel
business seeks the comforts of home
life and will, for some months at least,
move with his family into the house
now occupied byMr. Conn. We bespeak
for the new management of the Palace
a continuance of the liberal patronage
it has always received.
During the last week or ten days a
fatal disease seem to have made great
havoc among the horse flesh owned by
farmers in this immediate vicinity.
This happening as it does on the eve
of harvest makes the loss to the farmer
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