Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-09-27
Bring in your job work.

Milton Elford is still confined to the
house.
Trade is beginning to pick up-in
the stores.
A good farm horse for sale cheap,
for cash or on time. B. r. Click. SO
Jos. Stable, of Park River was shak,
ing hands with Langdon friends Tuel1
day. Z
Mrs. w. Gallagher and children re-
turned on Friday to their home at
Hamline, Mimi.
The home of Geo. Weir, of Mazda,
was frightened on the 10th inst by the
arrival of girl baby.
Hans Bjornerud was in the city Mon
day perfecting arrangements for the
opening of his new store.
Robert Fleming has had two story
frame barn built this week on the lots
he purchased last summer,
H. d. ALERT has money for ten farm
loans. Property must be we'll improved
and not to far from the railroad. l
Carpenter Lyons has his hands full
these days putting up an even half
dozen houses in and around town.
Herb. Mum, the Grand Forks fruit
man was in the city Tuesday and took
Schulke's order for car load of apples.
Chas. Eaton is here buving grain on
commission. He has his wheel with
him-also the usual amount of chin
wag.
Painter Reiber has been renovating
the interior of the Presbyterian church
this week and everything put i'll nice
condition.
George Underwood and wife, of
Crystal, were in the city several days
last week the guests of Attorney Dick
sons family.
Inspector Frank Walker, of Penn
bina, former resident of this county,
was ''setting 'em up'' last week over
the arrival of a boy.
Jas. Welsh, one of Harvey Centres's
substantial farmers, called on us last
week and left one of those green cards
that we all like to see.
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
Dick Daley, of Devils Lake, was
vieing with our local grain commits
sion men this week for share Of the
product marketed at this point.
A. Marceline returns to his home in
the Northwest Territory this week
after visit of several weeks duration
among old acquaintance in the county
Rev. Thos. Dougan informs us that
services will be held at the Mclean
school house next Sunday at 2. p. NJ,
instead of O'clock. Sunday school
from to 4 pm
A large force of carpenters are
finishing the addition to the Ellerton
House. Fourteen large, comfortable
rooms are added thereby for the con.
venience of his guests.
w. H. Speckman is unable to greet
his friends in Elford Bros, hardware
store this week owing to an accident
befell him Friday evening by which
his knee-cap became displaced.
E. G. Cooper of Grand Forks, was
a visitor in the city yesterday and gave
the Pythian boys all the news relative
to the recent X. of P. encampment al
Washington, which he attended.
Robert E. Truax returned home
Tuesday after an absence of severa
months, during which time he ha!
filled the position of job printer in tn,
Independent Office at Galseville, Wis
State Veterinarian Turcot wishes tt
inform those parties who have ''roar
ers" that they should have them oper
ated on now as the operation require!
fine weather. That affectation is onl,
durable by operation.
Arthur Gardner had his watch ant
chain stolen yesterday afternoon iron
from the Stable building, where he wa
engaged in making some repairs. 1t i
probably the work of some hobo ant
Arthur may as we'll submit to the i'll
evitable.
John Tlerbrun and family, drove VI
from Mimic last week and visite,
several days with friends at Mt
Carmel. While up here he arranged
for the building of a comfortable hous
on his homestead, about nine mile
north of the city which he will NOV
into as soon as completed. Thereb
showing an mistaken faith in Cavalie
) county real estate.
A LARGE number of vollnp folks from