Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-10-11
Bring in your job work.
There's music in the air.
Great reduction in blankets at

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Nails, rock bottom price at Elford
Bros. 40
Jabe Souch is making collections for
Jas. McPhail.
A good farm horse for sale cheap,
for cash or on time. B. r. Click. SO
Doc. Turcot went to Park River
Wednesday on professional visit.
Hans Bjornerud travelled down the
line as far as Park River on Monday.
Geo. w. Graves, of Mona, was seen
on our streets Monday doing business.
Travelling Agent Craig, of the North
western elevator, visited the city on
Monday.
Adam Birtch, of Elkwood, is build
ing for himself a home in the city on
Oak street.
G. w. Clarke shipped two carloads
of cattle yesterday morning for the ST..
Paul market.
There we're no services at the Cath
olic church last Sunday owing to the
illness of Father Pouliot.
j. B. Boyd has something new to say
in his ad. this week about those new
goods he received yesterday.
H. D. ALERT has money for ten farm
loans. Property must be we'll improved
and not to far from the railroad. l
Alex Roney, candidate for Sheriff on
the Democratic ticket, was in town
Monday extending his acquaintances.
Owing to the disagreeable weather,
Prof. Ed. Murphy did not give his
Photographic concert last Saturday
evening.
Byron Nash came in from his farm
in Perry this week and will occupy the
tin shop at MERGERS hardware store
this winter.
Hon. F. w. Mclean and party of
friends from Mimic left Tuesday to
join the local goose hunters at Sweet
water Lake.
Builder Loynes is busy this week
building parsonage in Langdon
township for Rev. Michlau, of the Ger
man Lutheran church.
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
Presbyterian services next Sabbath
at the Mclean school house at p. NJ,
and at the Crockett school house at 4
p. NJ, by Rev. Thos. Dugan.
Rev. Thos. Dugan paid paternal
visit to Osnabrock Tuesday to encour-
age the good folks of that burg in
their efforts to build a Presbyterian
church.
Mrs. McHugh and family, who have
been visiting in Omaha, Nebraska, are
expected to arrive in a few days and
will make their home in the city this
winter.
The three ''Billys," Speckman, Tay-
lor and Haverty left to-day to join the
Langdon goose hunters at Sweet
water lake. They expect to return
Sunday.
Hon. Peter Cameron, the railroad
commissioner from Pembina County.
drove up from Tyner with his wife and
spent Sunday at the home of Robt.
Fleming in this city.
The New England supper for the
benefit of the Catholic church will take
place on Wednesday, the 18th inst.
Supper will will be served from
$50 to o'clock. Adults IS cents,
children Is cents.
Jno. Rylance, the Democratic nomi-
for register of deeds, was in town
Tuesday, and is strongly tempted to
enjoy a few days goose hunting at
Sweetwater Lake before starting on
his canvass of the county.
State Veterinarian Turcot wishes to
inform those parties who have 'sroar-
ers'' that they should have them
operated on now as the operation re-
quires fine weather, That affectation
is only durable by operation.
Chase Bros. commenced this week
the excavation of a ditch to drain the
the basement of the Langdon city
schools. It will be six feet in depth
and 6fty-six rods in length with an out
let in the coulie west of the city.
Aug. Peterson, the big six-footer
from Loan, that the ''pops" put up
for Sheriff, was in the city Monday and
complains that certain parties are cir
culating the report that he's pulled out
out of the race. This he denies in
another column over his own signature.
Ronkor Moonev received two very