Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-11-30
The best niek!e cigar in town Il:

SOae hundred baskets of tine ripe
sSpes at Schalke'S fruit store, 5
veterinary Turcos returned Tuesday
night from his Michigan City trip,
Andy Gibson was up from Tsner this
VeeS visiting With his sister, Mrs. ?.
Hpshay.
Thos. Casherwocd. of Park River,
was tranSacting business in the city
Tuesday
Mrs. c. W. Clarke, was confined to
the house by Slight attack of intiu-
efze last week.
Farmers having fat stock or hogs to
dispose of should see c, ". Clark before
flisposing Of them. 10
Geo. Kellogg is helping dad" Went
worth in measuring ont lumber during
the rush this season.
Finest brands of cigars, Domestic
and imported at the post office store.
Jos. Powers proprietor.
All watch repairing promptly attend
ed to by the new jewler at Donovan's
drug store. Work guaranteed. IL
Alex Mcdonald, of Harvey, account
ed for the smile on his countenance
the other day by intimatiug that boy
arrived at his house last Saturday.
Among the new subscribers we added
to our rapidly growing list is John
Arid, head miller Of the Milton flour
mill.
Fred w. ..Stoltz of st. Paul, spent
Monday evening in the city with O.. c.
Wentworth, the firms representative
here.
Ole c. Olson, the jolly furniture man
came up from Drayton last week and
will spend Thanksgiving with his folks
at Elkwood.
''Pete" ShwartZ, an old time sub
scriber of ours, who has been down at
Sanborn, Barnes county, during the
past year returned this week.
Chas. w. Clarke unloaded a car of
good useful heavy work horses Tuesday
and has them at his new barn on TIL lrd
street. Call and look them over. 10
The Langdon City band have made
arrangements to obtain the use of the
city hall on practice night-which are
Tuesday and Thursday of each week.
Robt. Walker, well known in Free
mont township, dropped in Tuesday
and has u notice in this issue regard
ing some stock that has strayed from
his place.
At the credit auction sale on Friday
afternoon Auctioneer Hodgins disposed
of the entire carload Of horses shipped
in by Mr.. c. D. Lille. They were bid
in at an average price of 500 each.
In consequence of sickness Mrs.
Souch and family have been compelled
to delay their proposed visit east.
Should the little folks sufficiently re-
cover they will possibly start next
week.
Principal Sheellan, of the Langdon
city schools reports ten pupils absent
this week owing to sickness, also an
enrolment Of six new pupils during the
week, This makes u total enrolment
for the term of 102.
Chas. Morton and family left Satur-
day for Fargo where they will remain
during the winter months. Charlie
will occupy desk in the Office Of his
uncle, Col. Morton, the we'll known
Fargo real estate man.
Bathgate's good folks now have a
sensation which they can discuss to
their hearts content. w. Fordney
until recently engaged in the fancy
goods and insurance business in that
town, eloped with Grand Forks lady
last week leaving {; wife and family
behind him.
Word was received in the city Tues
day that Mrs. Geo. Forsyth, a sister of
our late townsman Peter Mclean, had
breathed her last in the Winnipeg
hospital. just three weeks having ell
apsed since the demise of ''Pete." The
afflicted family have the coincidence
of the entire community in their hour
of double affection.
Cavalier county has long been in
need of good map Of the county, and
Auditor ALERT knowing the necessity
and value of such q map has secured
the services of Mr.. II. O. Storlie, OF
Detroit, Mimi, to prepare and publish
such map, provided a sufficient mum
Der can be sold, to at least cover the
expense of making it. Every lane
owners name will appear on the NAL
with his land properly described anC
buildings properly located, showing, al
roads, lakes, coulies, rivers, timber
scrub, mountains, hay lands, post