Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-10-18
Court meets next Tuesday.
Great reduction in blankets at

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Doc Reilly, Of Milton, was in the me.
tropolis Tuesday.
A good farm horse for sale cheap,
for cash or on time. B. r. Click. so
Commissioner Beauchamp was in the
city yesterday in quest of legal advise.
Rev. s. Williams was in from, Han
nah on Saturday to meet the prsfing
elder. - "
Andy Jones, the far-famed collector
of uncollectable paper, was here yes
terdav.
Frank Apthorp has accepted a po-
sition with the DEMOCRAT in the job
department.
Charley Smith, the popular horse
man from Osnabrock, was a visitor to
the city Saturday.
Ed. Corbin proposes spending the
winter in town and is building a house
south of the track.
B. 4. Click was awarded the con-
tract to supply the court house officials
with two carloads of coal.
Geo. w. Graves was in from Mona
last week and while here paid his
respects to the DEMOCRAT.
Rev. Thos. Dugan returned Saturday
from Inkster where he spent the
week attending the Presbytery.
Mrs. Peter Cameron has been spend
ing the week in the city the guest If
her sister,, Mrs. Robert Fleming.
Miss Ella Gogen, who is teaching
school at Osnabfock, spent Sunday in
the city, with her sister, Mrs. Boyd.
NJ. H. Murphy drove in from Elk
wood Monday to rally with the demo-
Gratis when the opening gun was fired.
W. E. belong visited the city in
quest of ''pops' Monday, and Incl
dantally remained over to take in the
rally.
Catholic services will be conducted
at the McCarmel mission next Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock by Rev. Father
Pouliot.
VIM. O'Reilly, the independent can
didate for clerk of court, was in the
city Saturday looking after his politi-
cal interests.
Ed. Mcneil was in the city Saturday
trading with our merchants and talk
ing over the political situation with
the knowing ones.
VIM. Burkett, one of the old timers,
who settled in Hope township when
Cavalier county was in the embryo,
was visitor Monday.
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. s
Jacob Toews, a successful Cavalier
county farmer, living near Moscow,
was accorded a position on the honor
roll of the DEMOCRAT this week.
Among the cards added to our an
nouncement column this week is that
of John F. Anderson, of Milton, who
proposes to run a la sticker. For his
reasons of so doing read the card.
Among the visitors from Olga last
Saturday were Rev. Turcotte, who
looks after the spiritual wants of that
community, and DR.. Sorisis who fills
the same capacity in regard to their
physical requirements.
Mayor Boyd and Auditor ALERT
drove down to Milton on Friday to
help the X. P's. of that town through
with initiatory work in the third de-
gree. They report vigorous growth
in that recently instituted lodge.
Geo. Barcelo remained away from
the register of deeds Office long enough
last Thursday afternoon to be on hand
at the arrival of a fine daughter in his
family. George is keeping up his
record in adding to the city's popula-
ton.
Spend few moments in reading the
low prices that j. B: Boyd quotes in
his big display advertisement on the
front page, and when in town call and
look over the immense stock of new
goods that are arriving daily at the
Headquarters.
Attorney Doughty spent yesterday
in arguing civil cases in Justice Powers
court. A little baby girl arrived in his
home circle Tuesday, which he con-
siders more precious jewel than the
elective preferment as states attorney
on the populistic ticket.
John L. Dayis, of Langdon, and Mrs
Emma E. Wood, of Arvilla, were
granted a marriage license by Judge
Carothers to-day. Mr.. Davis and