Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-11-01
Thanksgiving day, Nov. both.

for ST. 90.
w. j. Trotter was up from Park
River Monday enroute to Meche.
VIM. Craig, the wheat inspector for
the Northwestern, was in town Tues
day.
Theodore Hankey is filling position
in Chas. OlsOn's meat market at Mil
ton.
Lee S. White, the Park River
machine man, was here for few days
this week.
Nels. Nelson. of Park River, spent
Sunday in the city with his brother,
Emile, the jeweler.
Hon. II. Z. Helgeson numbered
among the Miltonites who sojourned at
the Columbia Friday.
Veterinary Turcot is attending q
conference of state ''vets" now in
session at Grand Forks.
Call and examine our line of gents
heavy weight underwear at $l.25 per
suit. Abbey, Bjornerud Il Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. E. Burke returned
this evening from Il weeks visit to
Grand Harbor and DEVILS Lake.
H. D. ALERT has money for ten farm
loans. Property must be we'll improved
and not to far from the railroad. 1
Attorney G. E. Leslie. of Hillsboro,
is dated for democratic speech at the
school house tonight. Hear him.
Editor Shepard who has been quite
i'll with the typhoid fever for the past
two weeks, took turn yesterday for
the better.
Attorney Doughty was in the city
last evening expounding the doctrines
of populism and explaining why he was
"pulled off,
Scranton and Lehigh Valley hard
coal at 5000 per ton on board car, or
$3.50 delivered in your bin. Weight
guaranteed. B. r. Click. 6
County commissioner Gatchene and
wife started on Tuesday morning for a
visit of several weeks among old
friends in Eastern Ontario.
Chase Bros, have this week COM
pleted the placing in position of the
drainage pipes from the basement of
the school house to the coulie.
Abbey, Bjornerud & Co., have just
received a large stock of new style
mems, ladies and children's shoes.
They go at the lowest possible prices.
The Presbyterian ladies celebrated
Halloween by giving supper in the
Watkins hall and their efforts were
we'll rewarded by the public of Lang
don.
Ole Romfo came up from the south
end on Tuesdays train to look into the
political kaleidoscope. He says that
politics appear to make strange bed
fellows.
Rev. McConnachie spoke entertain
ingly at both the city churches last
Sunday regarding the work done by
the State Children's Home Society, Of
which he is superintendent.
John F. Anderson attended the re-
publican rally last evening. He en-
phatlcally denies the report that he has
withdrawn from the senatorial fights il
favor of his party's nominee.
Rev. Jas. Fleming, we'll known by
many of our citizens, and brother of
Robt. Fleming, of this city, expects to
leave shortly for South America where
he will instruct the young idea.
Mrs. Thekla Schneider, of Mt. Car
mel, was in the city last Friday solicit
ing for a watch contest for the benefit
of the Catholic church of that place.
She was assisted by her sister, Miss
Kate Schneider.
w. F. Kessler, states attorney and
president of the Citizens State bank, is
at present editing the Republican, dur
ing the illness of Editor Shepard. His
first wonderful feat is to commence
putting himself by calling the attention
of the people to how he has made a
hero of himself in cutting down ex-
penses, etc, Now, let us see what
grounds he has for praising himself.
How many convictions has he brought
about by his ability. First, We find
the case of John Schonaur in which a
pair of old blankets were the question
of dispute. This case put costs on the
county amounting to over $50. In the
arson case tried here last week at a
special term, of court, the county was
put to upwards Of 800 expense and no
conviction. In the case of the state
against Sturdevant, tried here last
week the case was thrown out of court.