Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-11-29
GOSSIP AND NOTES.


Several more weddings are ripe.
The delinquent tax sale for Cavalier
county takes place next Tuesday.
DR.. Smith is at the Columbia this
week repairing the aching molars of
our citizens.
The approach of winter weather is
said to be responsible for the activity
in the matrimonial market.
Have you seen Schuke's new stock
of holiday candies, fancy pipes and
stationery. Something to suit all.
Don't forget to attend the closing out
sale of the Thorpe Mercantile Co. You
can save twenty-five percent, on your
purchases. 16
Prof. Sheehan is again at his post in
the city schools and the kids have not
yet got through handing in their
congratulations.
Drayman Evans has spanking team
of bay mares OH his dray line this week
He bought them at Milton and claims
they are sisters.
Veterinary Turcot returns today
from Grand Forks where he met in
convention with the other equine
doctors of the state.
Nelson Co. Herald:-The Herald
sends greeting to grand old democratic
Cavalier county, where every democrat
from the top to the bottom of the ticket
received majority.
Langdon's amateur dramatic talent
is busy rehearsing a play entitled
"The Commercial Drummer" which
will be presented early in the new
year under the auspices of the Catholic
church
Plaindealer:-The Langdon DEMO
Graf is good newspaper, and receives
good support from the people of Cava-
lier county, and especially from the
ranks of its own party. In more ways
than one those Cavalier boys are de-
serving Of compliment.
Division Supt. Harding came up in
his special car on Tuesdays on train.
During his stay here he was interview
ed by number of farmers who COM
planned of the scarcity of cars. The
arrival Of two specials yesterday is sup
posed to have resulted from the
"kick."
The annual election of officers in
Lebanon lodge, No. "a, A. F. & A. NJ,
last Friday evening resulted as follows;
W. NJ, W. A. Laidlaw; S. W., W. r.
Winter; j. W., Robt. Work; Sec., O.
G. Wentworth; Treas, R. Meiklejohn.
The regular installation will take place
sometime in December.
A large number of bills for amounts
due Oh subscription to the COURIER
DEMOCRAT have been mailed to our
subscribers. We will appreciate the
favor if those receiving statement
of their account will make a prompt
remittance. 1t is but small amount
for one person to pay, but a large num-
Der of such accounts sent in means
great assistance to the publisher in en-
deavoring to give you a frst-class
paper for your money,
Cavalier Journal:-H. f. DorYal,
judge Of the county court of Cavalier
county, has been reelected for another
term by an overwhelming majority.
Judge Dorval is very popular and we'll
liked in his county for his kindness
and impartiality to all. The people of
Cavalier county could not find a better
man to look after the widows and
orphans of their county than Judge
Dorval. H. E. has host of friends in
Pembina county that will be glad to
hear that he has been reelected. The
Journal takes pleasure in congratulate
ing him on bis election. Shake Judge.
A representative of the COURIER
DEMoRCAT happened to run across D.
w. Hines and Napoleon Nault while
those gentlemen were in the city last
Saturday and was pleased to discover
that both are actively pushing the rail
way movement ahead with rapid
strides. They have held number of
we'll attended meetings in Cavalier and
Pembina counties lately, and find DO
trouble to keep the people awake in the
matter. Next week they start for Red
Lake, Mimi, with upwards of thirty
men and teams and will spend the COM
ing four months in the woods chopping
out railroad ties at the rate Of 1000 ties
day, floating them down the river to
Thief River Falls in the spring. The
firm of Hodgman Bros, railroad con.
tractors of st. Paul, have purchased
considerable stock in the road and will
take an active part in the building in
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