Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-09-06
Bring in your job work.

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States Attorney Kessler paid pro.
fessional visit to Grand Forks on Mon.
day.
Dentist Corbett may he expected tt
pay his regular visit to Langdon next
week.
G. w. Clarke has shipped fifteen carf
of new grain since the season com.
menced.
Supt. Fox gives notice that a teachers
examination will be held in this city
next Friday.
Rev. Jas. Fleming, formerly of this
city has accepted call in the vicinity
of Devils Lake.
p. McHugh sold an extra fine team
of bay mares to R. T, McRea, OF
Harvey tuesday.
Paul Gardner is laid up with injur-
les received last week while at work on
the McGruer residence.
Milton Elford has been twisted out
of shape the past week with an attack
of rheumatism in his hip.
Mr.. and Mrs, Hunter ST., who have
been visiting at the hsme of their son
IN this city left Tuesday for Bartlett.
DR.. Meiklejohn, of Eastern Ontario,
is spending few weeks in the city at
the home of his brother Robert Meikle-
john.
Robert Murie, of Harvey smiles over
a 25 bushel to the acre yield of No. 1
hard wheat.
Our old friend T. J. McKeown Sun
dayed in the city. lie is handling con-
siderable of Cavalier county's grain
this season.
The familiar face of DR.. P. c. Dono-
van has been seen upon our streets a
day or two this week. He drove across
from Neche on Monday.
Will Belfour has leased the red barn
of M. Kelly and will 20 into the feed
and sale stable business this fall. 1t is
good stand and he should do we'll.
M. D, O'Brien is again in control of
the Palace hotel and served his first
meal at Tuesday noon. w. H. Conn,
the former occupant, will reopen the
Ellerton House.
Collector Bidlake has been making
trip through the western part of the
county the past week and reports the
crops that have been harvested around
Cypress and Linden as being above the
average.
Look at this, 100000 will be award
ed in eighty four prizes for correct re-
plies to mix up. Send self addressed
stamped envelope for the mix up, to
the Florence Medicine Company, St.
Paul, MINI.
Mr.. John L. Otis, of Cottonwood,
Mimi, came up on Monday evenings
train to take charge of the Mooney &
McHugh elevator. Mr.. Otis is an old
and experienced wheat buyer and for
the past five years has been with the
Northwestern elevator company.
The newly appointed superintendent
of this division of the Great Northern,
Russell Harding, late of the Missouri
Pacific, came up in his private car on
Thursday evenings train. He was
accompanied by the retiring superln-
tendent, E. j. Evans who is removed
to the Breckenridge division.
If men are the salt of the earth,
women are undoubtedly the sugar.
Salt is q necessity-sugar is luxury.
Vicious men are salt peter, stern men
are rock salt and nice men are table
salt. Old maids are brown sugar, good
natured matrons loaf sugar, and pretty
girls pulyerized white sugar. Pass the
pulverized sugar please. Never mind,
sugar is on the free list now. What's
the matter with helping yourself?
Judge Dorval and Register Barcelo,
of Langdon, were visiting old friends
and renewing old acquaintance in
Neche last Wednesday. They are both
we'll known gentlemen, capable, able
and honest-occupYlng positions of
trust and honor in Cavalier county
ever since the writer has known the
country. They we're welcome visitors
in Neche and if they would come
oftener they would be we'll used
Neche Oakleaf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis, and family took
the loop. m. train on Thursday. Mrs.
Otis will visit in Granite Falls for a
short time and MIR. Otis will go direct
to Langdon N. D. where he will take
charge of an elevator. Mr.. Otis has
been in the North Western elevator
for five years and his friends may be
numbered by the score. Mrs. Otis is
just as much esteemed by our people,
who deeply regret their departure. A
Al