Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-02-01

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Repairs Of all kinds skillfully attend
ed to by Nelson, the jeweler.
Joe Mcneil, the jolly heayy weigh'
tts~'' 9 o's - y town Tues
s MfSsSiing Elder Ryan is among thu
/ T 1'st'n' Of p's'''' nA''d' At Crane
Buy your fruits and confectionery q
the post Office store. J. Powers
proprietor.
Mrs. E. Elford and faulty enjoyed
q pleasant visit with relations IL TN
country few days last week.
Emile Nelson, tie fowler makes :
speciality of watch repafks-ten years
experience. At McGruerfs drug store,
"Doc." Turcot received notification
Tuesday evening of suspected case of
CHAMBERS near Drayton, Pembina
county.
''Bsny" Lycan. a popular Young
salesman, who makes his headquarters
at Grand Forks is said to be danger
onslY ill.
/ Dewitt Pinkerton, of Devils Lake,
came over from Devils Lake last week
TO- aid in nursing his brother, Allan,
who is ilD with the fever.
Work on the brick eistern at the fire
bail'is progressing favossbly and it is
expected to be ready for Use as soon as
tho steam fire. apparatus arrives.
Tom Burke: That man Corbett is a
cyclone. Hooked for Mitchelrs defeat,
but. thought he would; stay longer than
that, No, [ did not lose any money on
the fight.
Rev. John Scott exchanged pulpits
last Sunday with Few. Mordy,. Of Cry
stal. The latter gentleman discussed
entertaingly to large congregation at
both services.
We aye gratified to learn that Sheriff
Pinkerton's' condition is thought to
have taken u favorable turn, and
although he is still very sick his ult.m-
mate recovery is confidently looked for.
Ben Rae, a collector for Milburn
Implement Co., elopedf from Willow
City last Friday with Miss Lora
Gagnier, to st. Johns and we're mar
ried at that place the following day.
Rae is we'll known by number Of the
business men of'this CITY,
Attorney Doughty of Milton who
will be remembered as once having
been partner of A. Sterklegs Cor
macs has filed his bill ins equity to
foreclose Ely bed at Milton. The
Doughty attorneys past has not been
spent in bed of oses.-Northwest
News. ....
The following from Cavalier county
have been drawn to serve as jurors
during the term of United States Cir
cult court which convenes at Fargo on
the 9Th day of March: Grand jury, D.
H. Mcmillan, of this city; Petit jury,
H. o. Bjornerud, Of this city, and VIM.
II. Bidlake, of Osnabrock.
A merry sleigh load of young people
from Mt. Carmel came to town Mon
day evening and gathered at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. 1. Kehmstedt.
The visit was entirely unexpected but
gaity and pleasure rgelned supreme
during the evening. The numbers
was augmented by several residing in
the city and everybody enjoyed a
social good time. Music,
games and dancing making the hours
fit by merrily.
The result of the Corbett-Mitchell
fight was topic of considerable inter-
est among our local sports last Friday.
Some were so knowing about the affair
that they were willing to wager that
there would be no knockout blow in the
mill, while with others it was a case
of II told you so.''-Some of the boys
were planking down IS bill Oh the
affair and the lucky ones were feeling
gay over toothsome oyster stew at
the expense Of those who backed the
wrong man.
The last issue of the Cando Tribune
reprints the article that appeared in
our issue of January 4th over the
signature of Geo. w. Graves, related
to better railroad facilities for residents
of the north western portion of Cava-
lier and part Of Towner and Rolette
counties. In commenting on the
article the editor of the Tribune sug-
gests that a mass meeting of those in
terested in the movement be held at
Rolla some time during the month OF
March. Let some of the promoters OF
the air line give their views of the step
proposed.
A full house greeted Lecturer Mordy
tho n,ohih,tiOn orator at the PreSbY-