Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-01-18
Wheat No. 4 Hard ~ cent? 1

Mike Sullivan visited 81. Paul last
week. 81 81
Col. Orton returned Saturday from
his trip to Ontario.
Elford Bros have flung to the breeze
q handsome new sign. -
p. McHugh returned to his homo In
Minneapolis Saturday.
Geo. Diebel and wife Of Milton were
visitors in the city Monday.
Elford Bros, have q very meet line of
boots and shes just arrived. 8
Drop into Shulke's and examine his
fine line of Christmas candies. II B
G. F. Ryan, collector for the Collier
Publishing Co., was in town last week.
W. NJ. Graham of Milton was tran.
sacting business at the court house
Tuesday.
Buy your fruits and confectionery at
the post Office store. j. Powers
proprietor. / 4
VIM. Reilly, the popular barber in
Weiland's shop was laid up with the
grip this week.
Fine light flannel shirts with ties to
match. Wait and see them it will pay
you-J. B. Boyd. %
w. Kingsbury was among those
from Osnabrock Monday evening at
the Masonic gathering.
The largest and finest line of shirts
ever shown in the city will be on sale
in short time at Boyd's. %
Hon. John Mcbride of Alma was
among those who called and renew
ed his subscription this week.
Editor Mccarthy was passenger
on Monday evenings train. He is just
getting over bad seige of grip.
Our stock of spring and summer
shirts are now ordered. Do not buy
before seeing them. J. B. Boyd. q
Additional seating capacity was ad-
ded to our city schools this week. The
attendance is larger than ever before.
Every reader should give the article
on the finances of our state a careful
perusal. You will find it on the first
page.
Hon. w. j. Mooney left Saturday to
visit his family in Wisconsin previous
to starting on his mid-winter Califor-
MIA trip.
Harry Bidlake has been appointed
postmaster at Osnabrock to fill the un-
expired term of j. T.. Anderson,
deceased.
Mike Sullivan and Messrs Burke &
Flumerfelt have both been busy this
week putting up supply of ice for
next summers use.
A. r. Dawson, representative OF
the Grand Forks Herald, who fire.
quently visited our city, died this week
victim of the raging typhus.
The new announcement of Trotte1
Bros, of Osnabrock, in their ''ad'' OH
this page should be carefully read by
by our subscribers of that vicinity.
j. G. Desc was in Langdon on bust
ness Wednesday. He is arranging to
open branch shop in either Park
River or Langdon.- Thomas Times.
j. o. Blichfeldt, representing the
Vermont Loan & Trust company was
in the city last week. Mr.. Blichfeldt
was cashier of the Milton bank in the
early days.
Jerry Kelland started on his contract
at the fire hall this week. He will put
in brick cistern of 1000 barrels
capacity. Dynmite was used in break.
ing up the frozen earth.
A jolly quartette from this city com.
posed Of Register Barcelo, Judge
Dorval, Attorney Falardeau and DR.
Turcott, spent Monday evening pleas
antly with friends at Olga.
Chas. Hops of Grand Forks, was tc
have taken part in the program of
Tuesday evenings entertainment but
was unable to be present owing to the
illness of his sister at their home in
the Forks.
Some of the farmers around here
are making the discovery that few
COWS can easily be made to furnish all
the groceries used in the family so that
the profits from grain raising, when
there are any, are almost clear gain.
Again the dog poisoning fiend has got
in his handiwork. Last week w. III.
Conn's fine mastiff "Floss" was q
victim and it would go hard with per.
petrator of such a dastardly deco
should his identity be discovered.
Grant B. Parent, of Valley City, N
Oak. was here last week looking over
the city with view of starting cigar