Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-02-15
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OSNABROCK. N, D.
Fresh bread for sale at j. Little's.

Fresh bread for sale at j. Little's.
A light set of double harness for
sale cheap. Apply TO J. j. Souch.
Pastor Robson is still struggling
with his old enemy-the rheumatism.
| A series of special services have
been conducted at the Presbyterian
church this week.
Finest brands of cigars, Domestic
and imported at the post office store.
Jos. Powers proprietor. L
Jas. Bell, a lumber merchant from
Neche, spent Tuesday in the city. He
was the guest of Cashier Laidlaw, of
the Citizens State bank.
L. McCurdy, travelling solicitor for
the Minneapolis Tribune, was in the
city last week looking up new subscri-
bers and making collections.
Harry Weiland and Duncan Mclean
drove out to Mazda Tuesday to pay
a fraternal call on Geo. Howatt.
Horse owners will do we'll to call
and look over our new stallion memo
randum book. A new form that is
sure to give satisfaction. Call an d
see it.
John Trotter, lately from Ont, has
purchased the general merchandise
business of Trotter Bros, of Osnabrock.
He is a brother of the firm whom he
succeeds.
A social will be given at James
Welsh's Wednesday February 21st at
8. p. NJ, for church purposes. Ad-
mission Is cents. Plenty of room
for horses.
Halvor Torgerson, one of the sue
cessful farmers from Elkwood paid us
a fraternal call Tuesday. We publish
an exhaustive communication on rail-
road problem elsewhere, over his
signature.
Mrs. J. Watkins, of Edinburg, spent
several days this week at the home of
VIM. Monroe, Mr.. Watkins came up
last Friday and accompanied his>wife
home the following day. He is a grain
buyer for the St. Anthony elevator at
that place.
! Geo. Harris was driven across to
Morden, Man, yesterday by Thos.
Tough. Some three weeks ago he
received injuries while shooting an UNI
ruly horse and lately the trouble has
become complicated. He goes to Nor
den to receive special treatment and
may enter the hospital if it is deemed
expedient by his friends. He was until
lately employed by R. Meiklejohn and
has host of friends who sincerity hope
he will soon be able to return entirely
recovered from his injuries. ..
John L.. Robertson: Considerable
interest is still maintained in the
boundry line railroad out my way.
Quite number to whom haye spoken
favor the idea of naming delegates at
annual township elections, which take
place on the 9Th of next month, to
attend the mass meeting to he held at
Rolla on the 10th. 1t will be long
drive for those who attend from this
county, but we have been accustomed
to long cold drives out our way. I UNI
derstand large number of Cypress
township farmers are hauling their
wheat to Rolla this year which will
give us good road.
! Quite little ripple of excitement
was evolved at quiet game of "draw''
one evening last week when couple
of s'knights of the round table" were
left to decide the merits of their res
pective hands after the rest had :'laid
down." The fellow that looked as if
he would quit the boys after he had
raked in that pot, showed all his chips
to the middle of the table and waited
expectantly. The other party never
moved muscle but quietly called him.
''What have you got?" he asked.
"Four trays "That's no good, I've
got four bullets" The man that was
going to quit nearly fell over the
table.
Don't waste time money and health,
trying evory new medicine you may
see advertised in the papers. II the
cause of your trouble Is in the blood /,
liver, stomach, or kidneys, take Ayers
Sarsaparilla at once, and be sure of q
cure. Take no other.