Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-08-23
For good cigar 60 to Schulke's

Bros. 49
uschulke can give You way down
prices on fruits for preserving.
Mrs. Lena Mosacls is visiting in the
city with her sister Miss Mary Perius.
G. j. Eops is visiting the musical]v-
inclined residents of Langdon this
/ week.
Mrs. Il. W. Mclean and Miss Ella
Gogin spent Saturday among friends
at Milton
The Stable residence on Sixth street
was purchased by VIM. PIummer con-
sideration $3.50.
Remember the ice cream and enter
tainment at the Presbyterian CHI arch
on Saturday evening.
w. Il. Delong, the independent
nominee for county treasurer, was in
from his farm Friday.
Thos Roney drove up from Cavalier
last week and spent day shaking
hands with old acquaintances..
Saul Pion's familiar countenance
was visible on our streets Saturday.
lie reports business good at Olga.
MI. and Mrs. John Evan, Of Morden
Man, were the guests of Auditor
ALERT and wife several days last week.
Jos. Kirschner WAS in from Mt. Car
mel Saturday and reported the arrival
of girl baby at his place on the 1lth,
! inst.
Now is the time to subscribe if you
want the neIisiest paper in the county
during the fa'I campaign. Fifty cents
from now to ,Ian'y LIST.
Louis Muller, the prohibition mis-
sionery for the firm of B. R. Gluci-, &
CO., Of Minneapolis, was in the city
taking orders last Saturday.
Geo. Harris drove over from Snow
Flake, Man, and spent Sunday among
old friends. He has established him
self in a blacksmith shop and is doing
well.
Jas. Mcintosh and Geo. McGauyran
were initiated into the mysteries Of the
order Of Ancient Workmen ut the
regular meeting Of that society Mon
day night.
Conductor Shaver, until recently in
charge of Il train Oh this branch was
married in Devils Lake on the llth,
inst. He now has charge OF run on
the st John branch.
On the last page will be found the
official proceedings Of the independent
county convention. They were kin dly
furnished by Secretary Frank Wright
son, to whom we return thanks.
Neil Mckeclnie, returned Friday
from Necle where he has been busily
engaged several weeks looking afte1,
the interest Of Mailon s. Rohinson'ss
lumber and machinery business.
The town OF Cavalier had "a $4,000
dollar fire last Thursday. Among the
sufferers was l}eq. Z. Robson who
lost y horse, buggia and cutter, valued
at $3.50. He is a nephew OF Rey. L. 3.
Robson of this city.
Frank j. Stable and family took
their departure Tuesday morning for
Park River, where MI. Stable will
enter into the general merchandise
business with his brother. under the
firm name OF Stable Bros.
A. s. Burrows: The best and
heaviest field Of wheat that / have
seen during my travels through the
entire state this season is on G. W.
Graves farm at Mona. 1t will prob |!
ably yield s. bushels per acre.
j. L. Clements, who has been several
weeks in the vicinity of Langdon and
Milton selling horses, returned home |
Tuesday, having disposed of his entire
band. John islooking greatly improv-
ed by the trip.-Towner Graphic.
Farmers who have hogs should be in
no hurry to dispose Of them. The corn
crop is almost a failure and the farmers
in the corn growing states are rushing
their hogs to market for the reason
that they have nothing to feed them.
Hops are good property.
On Saturday August 25th the ladies
of the Presbyterian church will pro,ide
ice cream and cake in the church parlor
for the Sunday school at five O'Clock,
and for visitors from 6 to p. N. An
entertainment by the children will he
given at $50. All are invited
On September S0th, the government
will stop printing the return request
stamped upon envelopes. Uncle Sam
has been doing this work for his health
for many years, but hereafter the job
printer will supply the public. 1t
might be added the health-giying quail
tiles of free printing has not yet been
discovered by this, or any 9th er local