Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-09-06
For a goodicigar 80 to schulke's

We buy o,4t.ammunition at Elford
Bros. 40
4 Forks! Fork, 1 Forks!!! Cheaper than
eyer at Elford Bros. AT
/ A full line of guns and ammunition
at MERGERS hardware store. l.
Schulke can give you way down
prices on fruits for preserving.
/ Prof. Sheehan reports that 65 pupils
were enrolled at the opening of school
Mo,s morning.
Miss Agnes Dale returned Saturday
from rand Forks where she spent
sevefA days among friends,
H. d. ALERT has money for ten farm
loans. Property must be we'll improved
and not to far from the railroad. l
H. B. Doughty, the independent
nominee for states attorney, paid the
city short business call last Friday.
Mrs. John Maxwell and daughter
came up from Larimore with Conductor
Maxwell and spent Sunday with friends
in the city.
Alex McAllister, of Deseronto, Ont,
is experimenting the harvesting of his
crop in Loan. He is cousin of the
Mcneil boys.
j. E. Dixon was in the city this
week looking after shirt and collar
orders. He represented Langley &
johnson, of Minneapolis.
The A. o. U. w. boys have been
learning their ''goat" some new tricks
lately. Jim McGauvran found out
what they were last Monday night.
Justice Power transformed himself
into horny-handed son of toll last
week and was out on his farm east Of
town experimenting threshing opera
tons.
L. A, Kertson, the suave representa-
tive of Moorehead firm took a lay-off
for few days last week and enjoyed
chicken hunt making this city his
headquarters.
Don't fail to look over j. B. Boyd's
change Of ad this week and see what he
has to say about the "Luck Worsted
Clothing of which he has the exclusive
sale in this city.
Geo. S. Barnes, Jr. stopped at the
Columbia several days last week, and
incidental to the grain commission
trade, was talking good deal about
his thoroughbred Gordon, setter
'sDuke," and the sport with the
feathered tribe generally.
Pat McHugh expects to have ship
ment of thirty young Iowa bred mares
arrive in the city about Thursday of
next week and states that he has pur-
chased them at such prices as will
enable him to sell them at a lower
figure than ever heard of. You who
desire something extra good in horse
flesh call and see for yourselves.
joe Rollette, who for years past has
acted as interpreter between the Chip
pewa Indians of the Turtle mountain
reservation, stopped in the city a day
or two on his way to the reservation.
He has served Uncle Sam in the ca
pacity of interpreter for several years
and has spent his whole life among the
Red men of the western plains.
Walter Clayton, the genial mail clerk
who has run on the Langdon branch
for long time has been promoted and
changed to another run. His run is
now between st. Paul and Helena on
the N. P. "Clayt," was in town yes
terday in company with Rev. Henry,
of Northwood, and called on the Trib-
une. May you go up still higher old
boy-we are all ready to kick you in
that irection.-Inkster Tribune.
The curiosity Of seven-year-old Willie
Shannahan was aroused last Sunday
evening by feed mill that had been
brought to Meiklejohn's machine shop
for repairs. Willie and his youthful
companions had about mastered the
intricate mechanism of the mill when
the idea seized this juvenile mechanic
to explore the interior. Some of his
companions, however, wanted to see
the wheels 20 round. The result being
that the boys fingers were badly crush
ed before he succeeded in getting them
out of the mill. DR.. Donovan attend
ed the boy and found it necessary to
amputate two fingers.
The whole Of yesterday afternoon
was taken up with the preliminary
hearing Of George Holland. harvest
hand, who is accused of burning the
hay and barn of Ed. Laycock last Sat-
urday evening. The case came up
before Justice Power in the city hall
and Attorney Kessler prosecuted for
the state while w. B. Dickson handled
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