Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-10-11
For a good cigar go to schulke's

For good cigar 60 to Schulke's
We buy our ammunition at Elford
Bros. 40
For Fur Coat go to Headquarters.
IL VIII pay you. J. B. Boyd.
When you want basket of grapes
go to Schulke's. 7
"a full line of guns and ammunition
al Mercer's hardware store. 1
oyer your storm sash. If they
neeu doctoring call on Reiber. 8-9
Louis Fortney was up from Olga the
ilrst of the week greeting old friends.
VIM Lockwood, who resides at the
Central House, is down with the fever
this week.
Saturday is the big fruit day at
schulke's. Call earlyif you want to
have the best. 4
Remember Saturday will be. Bargain
Day at Schulke's fruit store-a good
time to buy fruit for preserving 4
Don't forget the entertainment and
fruit social at the Mclean school
house tomorrow Friday evening.
Fred Nash, senior member of the
firm of Nash Bros, wholesale fruit
dealers, of Grand Forks, was here Fri
day.
Nicholas Irwin is disposing of
options on a three-year old pony. The
change of ownership will take place
Nov. Sd.
Halvor Torgerson came in from his
stronghold at Wang this week and has
been counseling with the candidates
for office.
Chief of Police Chase and family
are now costly settled in comfortable
suit of rooms adjoininge the North
western elevator.
Scranton and Lehigh Valley hard
coal at $500 per ton on board car, or
$3.50 delivered in your bin. Weight
guaranteed. 3. r. Click. 6
The genial countenance of our old
townsman, Tom J. McKeown, was seen
hustling around after grain for his
house in Minneapolis this week.
The stock of clothing carried by j. B.
Boyd at the Headquarters, would do
justice to any clothing establishment
in the northwest and his prices are the
lowest.
The redoubtable Horace B. Doughty
attended the 'grand old fzzle" Tues
day and bravely stood the brunt of
Fancher's onslaughter against the pop
ulists.
From the Neche Oak Leaf we learn
that VIM. D. Keenan, left last week for
a months vacation among friends and
relatives in Eastern Ontario and New
York state.
Services in the Catholic church of
this city will be held next Sunday at
10 a. NJ, at 1880 p. m. Regular SER
vices at the Mt. Carmel mission have
been postponed until the following
Sunday.
DR.. L. A. Desserres, who has for
some weeks past assisted State Veter-
mary Turcot in his practice, leaves
this week for Cando. Towner county,
where he intends to establish a prac-
tice for himself.
John F. Cowan, republican nominee
for attorney general, is booked to
pound the air and give the sssoup-house
administration" fits on Saturday night.
clay on McDuff and damned be he
who first shall cry enough
Private Secretary Fred Mclean
came down from Langdon last even
ing, and says that the Democrats of
Cavalier County are in line this year
with all Of their characteristic enthus-
iasm. The Democratic ticket in that
county, Fred says, will be elected from
top to bottom.
Rev. A. Perron requests us to an
nounce that from the 21st to 4th inst,
inclusive, a bazaar will be held in the
St. Joe city hall, for the benefit of the
Catholic church at that place. An in
teresting contest for watch between
Misses Eva Pepin and O'Connor, of
Neche, will take place on that occa-
sion. The friends of the oldest mis-
sion in the state are cordially invited
to attend.
It comes to us in roundabout way
that Sheriff O'Connor, who succeeds
N. E. Nelson. as collector of customs
at Pembina, will appoint as his special
deputy our old friend, James Fraser,
who has lately been editing the Bath
gate Democrat. Mr.. Fraser's friends
in this city will be glad to hear that
this rumor is confirmed as he is in