Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-02-01

WHEAT M. ! Hard ~ cents
The best nicklen cigar in town :
| Schulke's s.
Mrs. Chas. Hunter is entertaining
her parents this week.
Don't forget the grand nis.asqneratdi
carnival at the rink tonight.
Drop into Shulke's and examine b..
fine line Of Christmas candies. II
Alvin P. Webster visited with friends
at Cavalier a few days last week.
All work done by Emile Nelson, the
jeweler is guaranteed satisfactory. 2lst
Register Barcelo drove across ID
Bathgate last week on official business.
Mrs. j. E. Truax is recovering from
severe illness Of several weeks dura-
ton.
VIM. Taylor is enjoying q few days
vacation among old friends ut May
vile this week.
Harry Holmes, Of Park River, was
in the city a few days last week the
guest of DR.. Corbett.
DR.. G. L. Rose, we'll known to mary
Of Langdon's people, has opened .
dentists Office at Fargo.
Veterinarian Turcot gives contin-
nation of his article on Diseases of
the Horse" in this issue.
The finest line of oranges, lemons,
dates and figs to be found in the city
at Schulke's fruit store. n
John Nicholson, state purchasing
agent of the farmers alliance, spent a
day or two in town last week.
J.D. Salter has been laid up this
week with severe throat trouble, but
is beginning to get around again.
Lebanon lodge initiated Geo. Howatt
of Mazda, into the mysteries of the
second degree Of Missionary Friday
night.
Prof. Sheehan: Attendance has
been good the last few days in spite of
the cold weather and a few frozen
noses.
Joe Reiber has purchased of the city
school board, the old school house,
which he will move up town and use
as paint shop.
We learn from the Pioneer Express
that our old friend Judge Frank Walker
has rented a house and will start
housekeeping in that town.
W. E. belong, the genial democra-
tic granger from Osnabrock who fills
a position on the state board Of equali-
cation, was in town Saturday.
Little Frank Kelly is carrying his
arm in sling these days. He slipped
and fell on a piece of broken glass
Tuesday severing the main artery of
his right hand.
WE. Winter boarded the Great
Northern at Neche last Saturday and
started on his mid-winter trip through
Texas. He will spend considerable
time at Galveston.
Jos. Crawford has something new to
say in his ssad'' this week. He reports
justice court practice as being quiet
just now, but says he is busy all the
time selling goods in his general store.
A newcomer was heard to remark tie
other day that Langdon was the great
est town he ever struck for social enter
surprise parties, etc., We
believe it; what would we do. without
them?
Hugh Cameron, the good looking
youg engineer for Jim Hill, on this
branch is enjoying three months vaca-
ton down in York.state. The railroad
boys claim that Hugh will return with
a life partner.
Last week Banker Mooney was in
Washington ENJOYING the sights along
with Geo. Beardsley and Mike Nc
Cormick. This week the trio of North
Dakota democrats will journey to New
Orleans and take in the Mardi Gras
carnival.
Conrad Henkel and II. Kena, two
German farmers, living about three
miles northwest of the village of Cava-
lier, was found Thursday morning four
miles west of Bathgate, frozen to death.
Both had been there Wednesday with
grists, starting for home about6 O'Clock
in a semi-intoxicated condition.
The CoURIER-DEMoCRAT, a clean,
natty, paper from Langdon, Dakota,
lies on our table. Iti is edited by MI.
A. 1. Kehmstedt, son Of Mr.. Frank
Kehmstedt, Of Deemerton. The
paper is we'll patronized and "Andy's"
many friends will be pleased to well
come him home as millionaire some
Of these days.-Mildmay, (Ont.)
Gazette.
When a Cavalier county belle was