Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-01-11

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Thos Prior drove in from Hannah
the fore part 81 the week.
Drop into Shulke's and examine his
fine line Of Christmas candies. II
Miss Ella Gogin has again assumed
charge Of her school at Osnabrock.
w. W. Kingsbury land Harry Bid
lake visited the county seat Friday.
| Register Barcelo leaves this week
for a trip among old friends in Quebec.
VIM. O'Reilly, the bright DEMOCRAT
correspondent at Wang, was in the city
Saturday.
Max Kalbrenner, of West Superior,
shook hands with q number of old
friends Monday.
I Farmers having fat stock or hogs to
dispose of should see G. w. Clark before
disposing of them. 10
John Mahon spent several days in
Bathgate last week, the guest of his
partner, j. B. Robinson.
Finest brands of cigars, Domestic
and imported at the post Office store.
Jos. Powers proprietor. L
The infant daughter and only child of
Nick Perius Of Mt. Carmel, died last
Saturday after brief illness.
DR.. S. D. Gibson and DR.. Reilly, of
Milton, will officiate as county physi-
clans during the present year.
Supt. E. ]. Evans visited this end of
the tow-path last week. The object
of his visit was not ascertained.
Fine light flannel shirts with ties to
match. Wait and see them it will pay
you-J. B. Boyd. %
Richard Daley, of Devils Lake, a
cousin of Landlord Flumerfelt, of the
Columbia, is visiting in the city.
Editor Mccarthy, of the Milton
Globe has a $4,000 libel suit OH his
hands. Nels Erickson is plaintiff.
Another important deal will be
closed in the matrimonial market this
week. Further particulars in our next
issue.
j. L. Robertson, of Hope township,
was in the city Monday. He is still
agitating the railroad scheme in his
neighborhood.
Services at the NJ. E. church next
Sabbath morning at IL o'clock and at
the residenceiof N. @. Crockett's at
$3.50 in the afternoon,
Ex-Commissioner. Henry Mclean, of
Byron was in town yesterday loading
car of wheat. He renewed his. sub
scription for another year. ;.
The Argus says: Senator John
Bidlake, Of Cavalier county, feels con-
fdent that he will receive the appoint
ment as consul to Barranqnilla.
Cyrus Murdoch, Pembina county
farmer, lost thirty-seven sheep by dogs
in one night recently. he has ten
more that are not expected to live.
Harry Mcpherson has started up a
lunch counter in connection with the
Columbia billiard room and invites
the boys to come around and see him.
Acopy of the Mildmay, Ont Gazette
was received at this Office few days
ago. From this we Judge that Charley
Haugh has safely arrived at the old
homestead.
School will open again next week.
The pupils have enjoyed a months
vacation and they should now settle
down with will and give closer atten-
tion to their books, so as to gain as
much information as possible during
the remainder of the term.
Editor Jewell in a Washington letter
to the Bismarck Tribune says: 81
learn that Fred Mclean is here to
take Hon. James Brooke's place as
private secretary to Senator Roach.
Brooke is Waiting for his appoint
ment to one of the Grand Forks land
offices, which he is expecting for a New
Years present"
Some of our regular correspondents
promised to send in items from their
different neighborhoods as SOON as the
fall work was done-bnt these promises
are easily broken as the columns OF the
paper will show. During the winter
months we deyote more space to county
news than at any other season and ask
our contributors to let us hear from
them. If you are out of paper and
envelopes write and let us know. The
eighth page belongs to our county cor
respondents and we would like to see
it filed. Helps us tomake the paper
a welcome visitor into every household
in Cavalier county by sending us the
news.
The best way to build up town is tt
stand by each and every man in towr
who does right. Whenever a man il