Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-10-18
Eighteen days to election.
For a good cigar go to Schulke's

Eighteen days to election.
For good cigar go to Schulke's
We buy our ammunition at Elford
Bros. 40
For Fur Coat go to Headquarters
1t will pay you. J. B. Boyd.
Look oyer your storm sash. If they
need doctoring call on Reiber. s-9
Schulke can give you way down
prices on fruits for preserving.
D. II. Mcmillan drove Attorney
Cdwan across to Olga Monday after
l son.
| w. F. Winter spent Sunday at Wal
halla, with his old friend G. w. An
drews.
Remember Reiber the Painter when
in need of paperhanging, painting,
glazing, etc. 8-9
Mrs. Woodwork, sister of VIM.
Monroe, is recovering from a lingering
attack of fever.
Peter Wild drove in from his farm
near Osnabrock on Monday in search
of political gossip.
Frank May come up from his home
at Beaulieu last week to assist in the
register of deeds office.
The clarion notes of Fred Kelley's
cornet aided in furnishing the orches-
trail music at last night'e hop.
Yves Belfour and John Powers, rep
resented the wheat buying element of
Osnabrock, Sundayed in the city.
Robt. McGruer came from Virginia
City, Wis, and is sojourning for a few
days with his brothers in the city.
Jas. jennings was in from Hope
Tuesday making preparations for his
proposed trip TO Bismark this winter.
The McHugh family returned last
Thursday and are comfortably settled
in their spacious residence on Seventh
street.
j. NJ. Kerr, special collector for G..
Aultman s. Co., was exchanging COM
pliments with our local A. O. U. W..
boys yesterday,
Last evenings train brought large
number of Young folks from Milton
and Osnabrock to attend the social hop
at the Columbia.
Presiding Elder H. G. Klingel ar
rived in the city Saturday and drove
out to Hannah and conducted quarter
ly services Sunday.
Don't wait till you want to put up
your storm sash but look them over
now and if they need repairing call on
Reiber the Painter. 8-9
Cashier Hodgins can testify as to the
liveliness of the Pythian goat. He
started on the journey at their regular
meeting of last week.
Scranton and Lehigh Valley hard
coal at $500 per ton On board Car, or
$3.50 delivered in your bin. Weight
guaranteed. B. R. Click. 6
Frank Wrightson, independent can
didate for the lower house at Bismarck
this winter, attended the social hop at
the Columbia last evening.
The DEMOCRAT exehequer was aug
mented on Tuesday by the liberality OF
our old friend Archie Sillers, of Dan
iels. Verify, he will have his reward.
Senator Plain threshed 1900 bushels
of flax from ninety acres and realized
S1.47 per bushel on the Minneapolis
market. He Is staunch advocate of
diversified farming.
Park River had quite confagration
Sunday. Trotter Bros. and Stoskopp
& Johnson's stores and Browns livery
barn we're all destroyed. The lire
started in the livery barn.
Landlord Flumerfelt was passen-
ger on Tuesdays befated train. He
has been spending the week with the
goose hunters at Sweetwater lake and
reports the birds as flying too high.
The Catholic ladies served supper to
a large number in the Watkins build
ing last evening. The patronage be-
slowed was only equalled by the worth
mess of the cause in which their efforts
were made.
The new firm of Abbey, Bjornerud
s. Co., invite your attention to thei'
neat and attractive half-page adver'
tisement this week. You can beneh,
Yourself and renew old acquaintance
by visiting their store.
VIM. Lockwood died at the Centra
House early Tuesday morning, after
two weeks seige of typhoid fever. Mrs
Lockwood is ill with the same malady,
though strong hopes are entertained
of her recovery. The afflicted family
have the sympathy of every citizen.
cobn1ko has leasnd the Crawford