Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-12-13
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Auditor ALERT made a business trip
to the Forks OH Saturday.
Barber Geo. Barlow returned Friday
from the west where he spent week
OH his claim.
Winter footwear of all kinds at as
tonishingly low prices at Abbey, Bjorn-
erud & Co.'S.
Aug. Fl. Koehmstedt and family of
Mt. Carmel, took yesterdays train for
Mildmay, Ont.
Mrs. +. S. Smith accompanied her
husband to 1nkster last week returning
home yesterday.
Prices lowered! Get all your watch
repairing done by EMIL NELSON at
McGruer's drng store. Is
Just received new line OF Christmas
cards. All styles and prices at Mrs.
Blakely's novelty store. Is
VIM. McMurchie, attorney-at-law of
st. Thomas, was here yesterday in the
interests of his clients.
Miss Cormack, of Brussels, Ont, ar
rived last Saturday on u visit with her
sister, Mrs. w. B. Dickson.
Call and examine our line of gents
heavy weight underwear at $l.25 per
suit. Abbey, Bjornerud & Co.
Bear in mind that Prof. Arthur
Wales gives y grand instrumental con-
sert here OH the 21st inst.
Go to Abbey, Bjornerud & Co.'S. new
store and examine their S1.25 line of
gents winter underwear. Its a bar
gain.
L. G.. Richards, the popular buyer
for the National elevator is enjoying a
few days at the family fireside in Wis
consin.
Mrs VIM. Flumerfelt left this morn
for Seattle, WASH, where she will
spend the remaining winter months
with her sister.
Register Barcelo spent the, greater
part of last week in U. S. court at
Grand Forks exhibiting the records of
his Office as testimony.
Scranton and Lehigh Valley hard
coal at 5000 per ton on board car, or
SO so delivered in your bin. Weight
guaranteed. b. r. Click. 6
Presbyterian services will be held
next Sabbath by Rev. Dougan at the
Mclean school house at p. NJ, and in
the city chnrch at 1880 p. m.
Rev. S. Williams. the eloquent and
juvenile looking shepherd of tire Meth
odist flock at Hannah, was shaking
hands with friends in town Monday.
A $25 music box is to be given away
Christmas eve at Sch1lke's and every
person purchasing SO cents worth Of
of goods is given a ticket emitting him
to chance.
Tom Brown is in town again, having
returned Sunday. He reports his home
at Cavalier completely wiped out by
the recent conflagration, but has car
penters busy rebuilding.
Don't forget to fetch in your old
watches, clocks and jewelry and get
them fixed up before the holidays.
Charges to suit the price of wheat.
NELSON, the jeweler, at McGruer's
drug store. Is
Antoine Lariviere, the sturdy stage
driver between this city and Walhalla,
brought in a deers head surmounted
with q fine pair Of antlers last Monday
and placed it Oh exhibition in the
post Office store.
a good many old clocks that have
been slowed away in some corner of
the house will be found worth repair
ing these hard times. Bring them in
for examination by EMIL NELSON,
the jeweler, at McGruer's drug store.
The Grafton News-Times says that
'Deacon" Wyard Of the Park River
Gazette has changed. 1t is not long ago
that he refused to print rattle tickets
for a poor widow, but now flashes a
two-column lad" for the lottery bazaar.
How is it, j. Morley?
The ice rink was finally opened to
the public'of Langdon last Saturday
evening and all the young folk and a
fair sprinkling of the older ones ac-
copied the opportunity to enjoy them
selvs in this healthful and innocent
sport. We predict that the rink will
prove of public benefit and ask that a
proper share of patronage be given to
the enterprising proprietor.
The Industrious ladies of the Presby-
terrain church gave another of their
enjoyable socials last Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. G. S. Hunter.
The ready manner in which young and
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