Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-01-25
Don't forget the carnival;

Don't forget the carnival. e
The best nickle cigar In town 81
| Schulke's s A.
Merchant Row Of Elkwood, was a
III 1easant caller last Thursday.
Il Drop into Shulke's and examine his
J, In tine line of Christmas candies. II
II Ed. Farrell left last week for a few
weeks visit among friends in Iowa.
Ripe fruit Of all kinds at the new
post Office store. Jos. Powers, prop. l
Charley Clarke returned from a busi-
ness trip to the Twin cities Monday.
The DEMOCRAT wants correspOn-
dent at every post Office in this county.
Wheat buyers Paulson and Maloney
OF Osnabrock, were in the city yester-
day.
All kinds of picture framing done at
rock bottom prices by SALTER & TAY-
LOR. 10
w. F. Winter accompanied Charlie
Andrews to Walhalla Yesterday for a
short visit.
| Why pay $500 for shirt when you
can get the same article at Boyd's for
$500 and $3.50 %
| w. A. Marvin travelling salesman
for Conrad's famous cigars was in the
city yesterday.
| Attorney McMurchie, a popular
democratic legal light from st. Thomas
was here last week.
Farmers having fat stock or hogs to
dispose of should see G. w. Clark before
disposing of them 10
Sickness prevails at the home of A.
j. Chase. 1t is said to be mild form
of the prevalent grippe.
i Elsewhere in this Issue we give a
full account of the closing act in the
B0mberger tragedy.
i Finest brands of cigars, Domestic
and imported at the post Office store.
Jos. Powers proprietor.
4 M. H. Murphy, the recently appoin t.
ed customs collector at Elkwoo d
visited the city Thursday.
Tom Brown and VIM. Haverty drove
down to Cavalier this week to attend
the wedding of Toms brother.
j VIC. Andrews, the veteran repre-
sentative of Wright Barrett &
Stilwell's paper house was here Mon
day.
Saul Pion, our erstwhile barber, who
is now established in business at Olga,
drove over to the county seat Satur-
day.
John Torske, who has been engaged
in Col. Orton's harness shop during
the winter, left yesterday for bust
ness trip to Fargo.
Mrs. F. J. Athearn, who has been
the guest of Mrs. w. M. Monroe for
several weeks, returned to her home at
Grand Forks Tuesday.
''sPete' Ferguson, an engineer for the
Great Northern on this branch line is
confined at his home at Grand Forks
a victim of the prevailing epidemic.
Capt. Chisholm received last week
from militia headquarters at Bismarck
1924, that being the annual apportion-
ment for clothing due the members Of
this company.
In another column will be found an
advertisement of Jas. McPhail's, offer
ing forsale horses and farm machinery.
He offers to either trade or sell and
good bargains can be secured by the
right parties.
Mr.. Hay(it) the (un)gentlemanly
populist, of Milton is again trying the
{ patience of Pembina county people
He is also trying to get subscribers fol
the for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at Fargo
Mr.. Haight did not call.-Cavaliel
E Chronicle.
: Veterinary Turcot has contributed
: an article in this issue on "Infuenza,'
a disease which has been quite pre-
, valent among horses of this section
lately. The history, nature of the
disease, and remedy to be applied will
q all be fully described as soon as space
. will allow.
1 Two events are dated for next Thurs
: day evening both of which it is expected
Q will draw quite number ofyoung folk
: from the surrounding towns. In thu
q earlier part Of the evening a carniva
l., at the rink, during which quite a pro
g gram of races will be skated off. Late
Co. e.. holds their grand ball at tn