Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-01-25

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DR.. Turcot made his regular visit TO
Milton yesterday.
Elford Bros, have veryneet line Of
boots and she's just arrived. 81
s. D. Gleason, depot agent at OsS =
brock, was in the city Friday eveni1
Buy your fruits and confectionery
the post office store. j. Powek
proprietor. 1
Fine light flannel shirts with ties to
match. Wait and see them it will pay
YOU. B. Boyd. %
Mayor Boyd: Our great clearance
sale is a c0rker. 1t is bringing in con-
siderable trade.
Deputy Auditor Machon is expected
to return from his holiday vacation in
Ontario next week.
VIM. Monroe has assumed the duties
Of deputy sheriff during the sickness
of Sheriff Piinkerton.
G. W. Andrews, the diminutive
hustler from Walhalla, Sundayed in the
city with w. F. Winter.
The largest and finest line of shirts
ever shown in the city will be on sale
in short time at Boyd's. %
Miss Mabel Petit is now engaged as
stenographer and amanuensis in the
office of States Attorney Kessler.
Our stock of spring and summer
shirts are now ordered. Do not buy
before seeing them. j. B. Boyd. %
The car load of brick to be used in
the new cistern at the fire hall are on
the ground and will all be laid in few
days.
John T. Moscrip came up from Mil
ton to deliver copies of the work
for which he solicited orders a few
weeks ago.
H. E. Burritt, the old republican war
horse who sits by his lonley camp fire
out in Harvey Centre, was in town
awhile last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Elford, parents Of
the Elford Bros, returned to their
home at Bay Centre last Saturday after
spending several days in the city
Misses Scl.ell and Rushford of Milton
visited the city this week solici ting
contributions for the Catholic bazaar
which was opened in our sister town
today.
F. L. Roode, the 'Bucklen Arnica
Salve" man was in the city yesterday
and renewed the firms annual contract
with this paper, which all our readers
should duly appreciate.
Allan Pinkerton is down with a mild
attack of typhoid fever, DR.. Donovan
has the disease we'll under control and
with good nursing our gallant sheriff
will soon be himself again.
Dentist Corbett arrived in the city
yesterday and will remain at the
Columbia until Tuesday Of next week.
Parties requiring work done should
call as early as possible during his
stay.
Agent Stevenson is arranging for a
holiday trip to his home at Paris, Ont.
at an early date in February. Rumors
are afloat of his returning in double
harness. but Chilly" says its nothing
but a rumor.
Robt. Truax returned last week from
his wanderings through eastern and
southern states. AL, his old friends
welcome his return and are glad tc
learn that he has accepted a position
in his fathers Office.
| improvements which have been in
progress the past two weeks on the
interior of the Methodist church, Of
this city add considerably to the general
appearance of the building and the
comfort of the worshipper.
G. D. Lille will have credit sale Of
horses in this city on Saturday, Feb
ruary 10th at one o'clock in the after
noon, when he will offer for sale nine.
teen head of fine Iowa mares, at public
auction on nine months time. Frank
Hodgins will be auctioneer.
The grand carnival, which will b.
given at the ice rink next Thursda,
evening, for the benefit of the Langdol
City band, most certainly eclipses any
thing that has been offered in this lin
during the past seasons. Those attend
ing will be entertained by a program
consisting of two mile skating race
also kid race, potato race, barrel race
girls race and a free-for-all race of ter
laps, to be skated backwards. Til
lengthy program will commence imme
diately after the skaters unmask anc
should assure the promoters of thu
carnival crowded audience. Attent