Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-11-15

Nails, rock bottom price at Elford
Bros. 40
Schulke now offers 18 loaves Of bread
for $1.OO.
Joe Kelly was visitor from Milton
on Sundays extra.
b. Erickson is assisting in the
auditors Office this week.
Yves Belfour, of Osnabrock, regis
tered at the Columbia Sunday.
A good farm horse for sale cheap,
for cash or on time. B. R. Click. so
Landlord Flumerfelt returned on
Monday from business trip to Grand
Forks.
Frank Moran purchased the Book
walter farm, adjoining the townsite
last week.
Winter footwear of all kinds at as
tonishingly low prices at Abbey, Bjorn-
erud & Co.'S.
Attorney Kessler successfully rode
the 'goat at the last meeting of the
A. o. U. w.
Millinery at cost at Mrs. Blakely's.
Also full line of ladies and children's
underwear, hosiery, etc. II
Thos. Tough is putting up two
story frame barn on the lots adjoining
F. H. Stoltz's lumber yard.
Call and examine our line of gents
heavy weight underwear at $l.25 per
suit. Abbey, Bjornerud & Co.
H. d. ALERT has money for ten farm
loans. Property must be we'll improved
and not to far from the railroad. 1
Thomas Brown and VIM. Haverty
spent several days of last week among
their acquaintance in Pembina county.
Go to Abbey, Bjornerud Il Co.'S. new
store and examine their $1.25 line of
gents winter underwear. Its a bar
gain.
WANTED-Grain to haul to Langdon
or any other point. Team furnished.
Address, Chas. w. Doe, Langdon
post office.
Prof. Jno. Mckay has closed his
school at Beaulieu and is visiting in
the city with Thos. Sheehan, principal
of our schools.
Rev. Robson will preach in the M. E.
church at II a. M. at the residence of
Nicholas Irwin at 3. p. m. and at the
Zion church at Z. p. m.
Alonzo Oke has Unidentified himself
with the DEMOCRAT office this week
and will in a few years blossom into
a journeyman printer.
Rev. ,Dugan left Tuesday for St.
Paul. Services will be conducted in
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
evening by Rev. Jas. Fleming.
Theodore Hankey is back again in
Sullivan's meat market. He is an in
telligent and obliging young man and
is heartily welcomed by his old asso-
ciates.
Representative-elect Jas. Jennings
was in the city Monday and naturally
is feeling pleased over the result of the
election. Jim will be visitor to Bis
mark this winter.
Miss Lutte Williamson, one of Cava-
lier county's popular school marms,
left Monday for St. Paul where she will
pursue a medical course in the Mime
sofa State University.
We neglected to mention last week
the arrival of a little girl at the home
of Peter Zettel, of Mt. Carmel, on the
31st ultmo. The little one and mother
are getting along nicely. 81
Fred Mclean, Mooney and the boys
in Cavalier county did not hear the
news from the outside evidently. They
sent old Cavalier into the democratic
lines at the first rush.-Plaindealer.
A faction tried hard to down II. D.
ALERT in Cavalier county, but SAL"
ate sem up. Ole Gjerve his
opponent has been forced to produce
an affidavit as proof that he was runn-
ing.-Plaindealer.
Our townsman, A. O. johnson, is
closing, out his business here prepara
tory to returning to Ada, MINI. Mr..
johnson is a prime good fellow and
will be sadly missed in Langdon.
Neil Mcdonald, who has spent the
past summer in the vicinity of Hannah
teaching school left last week for the
state normal school at Maysville, N.
OAK, where he will study this winter.
Kessler, the innocent, who never tires
of telling the people how much he
saves Cavalier county, will always be
found strenously opposing any reduc-
tion in his own salary when attemp ted
by the board.