Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-04-19
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this office.
Oranges Is cents a dozen at the post
Office store.
Winter ccntinuesuto linger in the
lap of spring.
Boyd has change of advertis cement
this week that is in humor with the
times.
j. j.. Foley has purchased lots and is
putting up two story house in the
third ward.
Jas. McGruer has been laid up with
attack Of inflammation of the bowels this
week, but is on the road to recovery.
Rev. Reese, of Hannah, left Monday
for Wahpeton, where he will attend the
general conference of the M. E.
church.
A glance at our country page will
show that our correspondents are on
strike this week probably in sympathy
with the railroad boys.
I will fill orders for fence wire, nails,
heavy and shelf hardware, cheaper
than you can buy it in st Paul or
Chicago. F. E. B. Mercer. SO
County Justice Fleming has had a
couple of default cases in his court this
week. Judgment was rendered for
the plaintiff in each instance.
Artist Reed and his class of pupils in
crayon portrait and landscape drawing
are making fine progress. Consider
able talent is being brought to light.
Several inches of snow fell last night
and severe storm has been raging
throughout the day. 1T is with con-
siderable hesitancy that we state that
spring has arrived.
Deputy Auditor Machon has the
finest gun in town and the duck or
chicken that comes within range of
his new repeating rifle will never
know what struck it. s'Johnny get
your gum"
Many rise in the morning with a
headache and no inclination for break
fast. This is due to torpidity of the
liver, and a deranged condition Of the
stomach. To restore health action to
these organs, nothing is so efficacious
as an occasional dose of Ayers Pills.
Murdoch Nc Donald, of Rosa Lake,
was united in marriage on Monday the
End of this month at Carman, Man, to
Miss Sarah Lorce, of that place. The
ceremony being performed by Rev.
Hoskins, the M. E. pastor Of Carman.
Mr. Nc Donald is now enjoying the
comforts married life on his farm
east of town. We extend congratula-
tiOns.
We are still in the ring, but little
out of shape. This issue is reduced to
half the usual size owing to the tie-up
of the Great Northern system. Next
week we hope circumstances, over
which we have no control, will enable
us to resume our usual appearance.
Our readers will find that we give them
this week the same amount of home
matter as in the past.
At the regular meeting of the Lang
don lodge, A. o. u. W., last Monday
evening four candidates were instruct
ed in the mysteries of Charity, Hope
and Protection" Those initiated were
as follows, w. F. Winter, F. E. B.
Mercer, ]. Souch, and w. Drury. The
society has gained rapid popularity in
our midst and has some ten applicants
to be acted on in the near future.
The recent rain and snow storms
have put the land in splendid shape
for seeding and our farmers feel quite
encouraged with the outlook, for a crop
and there would be a great deal more
encouragement if there was some pros.
pect for better price. Notwithstand'
ing the low price there will be, we
think, a small increase in the acreage
Of wheat sown in this vicinity witt
about the same acreage of other grains
i Two of the Dunkards emigrants that
were brought up from Indiana tt
Towner county, by Max Brass. the
Great Northern emigration agent
drove across the country and were in
the city Tuesday. They are in search
of farm lands ready for the spring crol
4 which they desire to rent. Wher
/ questioned regarding the colony that
accompanied them from Indiana they
state that some ninety families 0.
the Dunkards are at present making
their homes in box cars on the tract
at Cando, not having decided where
to locate. The majority desire t.
rent improved farms for the first year