Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-10-25

thirty big eye-openers in Boyd g ad.
this week. Look them over.
Look oyer your storm sash. If they
need doctoring call on Reiber. 80
A good farm horse for sale cheap,
for cash or on time. B. r. Click. SO
Rev. John Scott left Tuesday for
Winnipeg after few days stay in that
city.
Hon. Fred. w. Mclean went down
to the Forks yesterday to meet Sena-
tor Roach.
Remember Reiber the Painter when
in need of paperhanging, painting,
glazing, etc. SO
Mrs. T. E. Burke is spending few
days with relatives in the vicinity of
Devils Lake.
"Col." Burritt and his .black repub-
lican pony" tarried in the city several
days last week.
Save feed and put flesh on your
horses BY having their teeth fixed by
Veterinary Turcot.
Pat McHugh has been laid up since
his return last Saturday with rheuma-
tism but still talks horse.
John Bidlake, the hustling collector
from Park River, has spent the greater
part of the week in the city.
P. McHugh returned from his east
ern trip Saturday. He brought fine
car of farm mares up with him.
John Loynes. of Woodbridge, is the
latest acquisition to the force of clerks
at Abbey, Bjornerud & Co.'S. new store.
Get your teeth extracted with Odon-
tunder at the Columbia this week.
Best thing invented for weak and ner-
vous ladies.
A. N. Smith, of Park River, spent
the first of the week in the city with
his son, who fills position in the Citi-
zen's State Bank.
The executors of the estate of Mrs.
Annie Apfeld, deceased, sell the
household goods by public auction on
Saturday afternoon.
Scranton and Lehigh Valley hard
coal at $500 per ton on board car, or
$3.50 delivered in your bin. Weight
guaranteed. B. R. Click. 6
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give an entertainment and supper
in the Watkins hall ON Hallow'e zen
night, Wednesday, Oct. 81.
The arrival of fine boy of the regu-
lation size at the home of Calvin Nc
Mcleod last Sunday was sufficient
reason for unusual giving of thanks.
J. L. Davis, an old time resident of
these parts came in last night to look
up the boys and pass around the cigars.
Jack has entered the state of wedlock
of late.
Hon. VIM. Thompson, of Milton,
and Alpheus Adams of Hannah, re-
publican nominees for the lower house
were in the city Monday looking after
their political fences.
Presbyterian services next Sunday in
this city at II a. M, at the Mclean
school house at 2 .. M, and at the
Crockett school house at 4 p. m. Rey.
Thos. Dougan, pastor.
Jos. DuChamp drove in from Olga,
Monday and was receiving the con-
CALCULATIONS of city friends over his re-
turn from Europe where he found a
fortune of several thousand dollars
awaiting him.
The cheese factory project at Mt.
Carmel is assuming proportions that
warrant us in saying that with the ap-
pearance of spring the factory will be
located in that settlement. Mr.. Beau
champ visited the residents of that
section one day this week and ex-
presses himself as extremely satisfied
with the eagerness shown in the mat
ter by the farmers who are very de-
sirious that he should decide to move
the plant there.
Those who attended the evening SER
vice at the Presbyterian church last
Sunday were given an opportunity to
once again listen to Father Scott, a
former pastor of this charge who has
spent fifty years of a useful life in the
cause of his Master. Although up
wards of three-score years and ten the
reverend gentleman has lost little if
any of his old-time force and vigor in
the pulpit and a crowded congregation
evinced great interest in the services
from commencement to close. Mr..
Scott has spent the summer among old
and familiar scenes in Ontario and is
materially benefited physically by his
well-earned vacation.
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