Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-02-08
Forty days Of fasting.
Wheat No. Hard 4s cents

fOrty days OF fasting. A h III /
Wheat No. Hard 4s cents
Fine Jersey suits 800 at Boyd's. %
The best nickle cigar in town al
Schulke's. s. s
Mike O'Bnen has been quite sick
during the past week.
Drop into Shulke's and examine his
fine line of Christmas candies. II
Ed. Farrell returned Saturday from
his visit to Cresco, Iowa.
Elford Bros, have a very meet line of
boots and shes just arrived. 8
G. w. Clarke returned Tuesday from
a business trip to the Twin Cities.
The finest line OF ties ever shown in
the city now on sale at Boyd's. %
The treasurer's report of Hope
school district will be found elsewhere.
Photographer Taylor returned from a
brief business trip to Mayville on Mon
day.
Buy your fruits and confectionery at
the post Office store. j. Powers
proprietor. l
Arthur Gardner was awarded the
contract for building the addition to
the fire hall.
Postmaster Bidlake and wife of
Osnabrock visited with friends in the
city Tuesday.
DR.. Donovan was called to Osna-
brock Saturday to attend a sick child
of W. W. Kingsbury's.
The finest line of oranges, lemons,
dates and figs to be found in the city
at Schulke's fruit store. II
Robt. Fleming returned Tuesday
from Tyner where he spent few days
with Hon. Peter Cameron.
A. S. Burrows of Grand Forks is in
the city again. His family are recover
ing from an attack of the fever.
Tom Tough drove to Cavalier last
week to attend the funeral of Conrad
Henkle, who was frozen to death near
Bathgate.
Sheriff Pinkerton after seige with
typhoid fever for several weeks is on
the road to recovery and will soon be
around again.
Rev. Mordy of Crystal, occupied the
pulpits of the Methodist and Presby-
terrain churches last Sunday and
preached to large congregations.
A special meeting of Lebanon lodge
A. F. & A. NJ, was held Tuesday even
ing on which occasion DR.. Archer, of
Crystal, was given the third degree.
The Headquarters has a new sad"
in this week that tells you something
about the big loads of new goods that
they have been receiving this week.
Read it.
A funeral sermon will be preached
at the M. E., church next Sabbath
morning in memorial of Roy, the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chase, who
was buried last Thursday.
G. D. Lille arrived in the city Mon
day evening with a car containing 10
mares which will be disposed of at his
credit auction sale on Saturday after
noon. See display ad elsewhere.
FredC. Smith we'll known dry
goods salesman from st. Paul spent
Sunday in the city. just about a
year ago Fred was detained here two
weeks during the blizzard blockade.
+ Dr.. Archer came up from Milton on
Monday to attend Neil Campbell. who
lives about eight miles north of here.
He is suffering from severe attack
of heart disease and is hardly expected
to recover.
A. Schulke gave dance to large
number of his friends in the dining
room of his restaurant last Monday
night. About midnight all sat down
to sumptuous repast, which was fol-
lowed by more dancing until morn.
bob" McHugh. son of Hon.
Patrick McHugh, of Langdon, who
has been spending the summer and
fall near this place. Left for Mime
apohs on Tuesday night to join his
father who is at present residing
re.-Devils Lake Free Press.
The new residence of E. A. Farrell
on Sixth street was invaded last Mon
day evening, it was complete surprise
and resistance was useless. After a
short conference an unconditional
surrender was agreed upon. Dancing
and card playing composed the pro-
gram and the guests made merry until
early morn when they retired in good
order.
Catch on to the new s'ad' of Harry
Bidlake of Osnabrock, this week. He