Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-02-08

Ri One Of Judge Hr.rval's little children
is quite sick thj1 PEEK,
Repairs of alt ;ads skillfully attend
1sd to by Nelson, Che jeweler.
Rev. Father Pouliot will hold SER
! vices at the Mt. Carmel church next
Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Sims, of Osnabrock is
quite sick and under the treatment of
DR.. Donovan.
Ash Wednesday services we're held
in the Catholic church at nine O'Clock
yesterday forenoon.
Pastor Robson has been confined to
his bed all this week with severe
attack of rheumatism.
Dawson is on a trip to Bathgate
and other points in the valley this week
looking after collections,
The DEMOCRAT will be pleased to
receive school treasurers reports for
publication as required by law.
ALI work done by Emile Nelson, the
jeweler is guaranteed satisfactory. 24tf
On account of sickness Pastor Robe
son will not be able to hold service at
the Crockett appointment on Sunday
1t will soon be time to have your
horse bills printed. Remember the
DEMOCRAT can do you work just1ight.
Elford Bros, just finished taking
stock and are offering some chang
up" bargains in winter goods. Read
their new s'ad'' this week.
When the. scalp is atrophied, or
shinybald, no preparation will restore
the hair; in all-other cases, Halls Hair
Renewer will start growth.
Miss Schell, of Milton won the gold
watch in the voting contest az the Mil
ton Catholic bazaar last week. Her
opponent being Miss Rushford Of
Milton.
Before buying your spring groceries
call in and get our prices. Our stock
is complete and we will sell you as
cheap as any firm in the northwest.
J. B. Boyd. 26
Walter Cairns is laid on the shelf
with influenza for a few days past.
We miss his genial presence and hope
he will soon be on deck again.-Bottin-
can Pioneer,
/ Quite an interesting article is con-
tributed by Jas. McPhail this week on
the question of raising rye. Mr.. Nc
Phail has had quite little experience
with this cereal and gives the facts
and figures.
| Emile Nelson, the jewler makes a
specially of watch repairs-ten years
experience. At McGruer's drug store,
i With pure, vigorous blood coursing
through the veins and animating every
fibre Of the body, cold weather is not
only endurable but pleasant and agre-
cable: !, No other blood medicine is so
certain in it's results as Ayers, Sarsa-
parilla;s What it does for others it will
| do for you.
| We are just in receipt of Lord &
Thomas pocket directory for l893-94
and must say that 1t is very neat and
contains lots of information. We did
not know thatthe COUR1ER-DEMoCRAT
of Langdon was republican until we
received it.-Pembina Co., Democrat.
From the above it appears that
Messrs Lord & Thomas are as unre-
liable in their vest pocket spelling
book as they are in their advertising
contracts.
! The annual military ball of Com
pany E..last Thursday evening was the
most delightful social event this season.
."Terpsichore, thou sweet mistress of the
dance, '-.
| love thee"
So quoth the merry young folks who
worshipped at the shrine of the god
dess as represented at the Columbia
1t was $3.50 when the music of the
Milton orchestra arose for the grand
march. The dancing then began in
earnest and continued until
Morn. her rosy steps in the eastern
Advancing sound tho earth with orient
pearl"
Among the guests from outside towns
were several couples from Milton and
Park River. Elegant refreshments
were served by Host Flumerfelt, and
when the last notes of music died away
the lights went out on the scene of one
of the most delightful social events re-
corded in the city s calendar Of pleasure
Advertised Letters.
The following advertised letters re-
main unclaimed in the Langdon post
Office, Feb. 18th, 1894.
GENTS LIST.
Willis, Edward. Shredder, Jos.
Sisson, Jas. McInter, }. b,
johnson, Alfred.
LADIES LIST.