Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-12-27

For . good cigar. ~ % schnlke's u
For Fur Coat go to Headquarters.
II will psy you. 3. BOYD.
Judge Dorval returned Saturday
evening from his trip to Grand Forks.
Farmers should bear in mind that
Schulke gives a good big warm meal e.
his restaurant and bakery. Call and u
convinced. aN
Winter footwear of all kinds at rs
tonishingly low prices at Abbey, Bjorn
erud & Co.'S. x
Save feed and put flesh on your
horses by having their teeth fixed by
Veterinary Turcot.
Call and examine our line of gents
heavy weight underwear at $l.25 per
suit. Abbey, Bjornerud & Go.
Go to Abbey, Bjornerud Il Co.'S. new
store and examine their $l.25 line of
gents winter underwear. Its bar
gain.
Mrs. Allan Pinkerton is contemplat-
ing an extended visit with relatives in
Ontario and will possibly start next
week. ~.
Jas. E. Nelson, the suave ticket
puncher OH this branch, was accom-
panied on his trip of Monday by
Mrs. Nelson.
Mrs. Mercer returned to the city
Christmas eve with her son. Willie, who
is recovering nicely from his recent at
tack Of dyptheria.
Scranton and Lehigh Valley hard
coal at 5000 per ton on board car, or
$3.50 delivered in your bin. Weight
guaranteed. B. r. Click. 6
Jas. Kerr, collector for the G. Ault-
man & Co., was Christmas guest at
the Columbia and is nightly pleased
with his collections in this county. -
Joe Holloran drove up from Neche
Saturday with his neices, Maud and
Lucy O'Brien and visited his sister,
Mrs. NJ. D. O'Brien, during the holi :
days. 80
A full attendance is desired at the
regular meeting of the Christian En-
deavor tomorrow (Friday) evening.
The meeting will be lead by Mr.. Alex.
McNiven.
Miss May Morgan was the recipient
of handsomely framed photograph of
her class in the Presbyterian Sunday
school at the Christmas tree entertain
ment Monday evening.
DR.. George McGrath arrived in the
city Monday evening from Hamilton,
Mont, and left this morning in COM
pany with his brother Robert, for a
visit to their Canadian home.
Don't fail to see our fine line Of
albums, toilet cases, cuff and collar
boxes, smokers sets, necktie, handker-
chief, glove and jewel boxes, etc., in
wood, leather and celluloid at the
I4angdOn Pharmacy. IT
1t took the jury of the U. S. court at
Grand Forks twenty minutes to deter
mine that VIM. Graham of Milton,
was not guilty Of forgery in his case re-
lating to government lands and he was
accordingly acquitted.
A good many old clocks that have
been slowed away in some corner Of
the house will be found worth repair
ing these hard times. Bring them in
for examination by EMIL NELSON,
the jeweler, at McGruer's drug store.
The musical selections rendered by
the choir of the Catholic church on
Christmas morning were rich and well
executed affording pleasure to the
large congregation who listened to
Father Pouliot's scholarly discourse on
the birth of Christ.
Mayor Boyd RECALLED his force OF
clerks with oysters and other season.
able delicacies Oh Monday evening
The gathering being held in honor Of
the departure of his leading dry goods
salesman. Mr.. j. McAdams, who left
Christmas for Fargo.
T. E. Burke, of the Columbia, did
not overlook the comforts of his guests
on Tuesday and when his big family
gathered around one immense table
twas discovered that little Xmas
souvenir laid beside each plate, to say
nothing of the fact that the table
fairly groaned with it's load of good
things.
E. S. Stauffer was in last Saturday
from his farm few miles west Of
town. For the past few days he has
been confined to his bed, being attacked
two weeks ago with symptoms Of
heart trouble which was only brought
into subsection after rigorous treat
ment. Mr.. Stauffer has been sturdy
hand u,orlyinr formar cinoo hic advent