Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-12-20
GOSSIP AND NOTES.

1ow, horses advertised for Saturday.
Christmas tree and entertainment at
,the Presbyterian church on Monday,
Dec. "a, Xmas Eve.
1ndoe Dorval visited Grand Forks
Yesterday to transact business can
nected with his office.
We we're informed to-day that the
Wales concert, dated for tomorrow
evening has been postponed.
Have YOU seen Schuke's new stock
If holiday candies, fancy pipes and
stationery. Something to suit all.
Senator Roach is pushing a bill to
onen the Fort Rice reservation which
contains some of the best farm lands
in North Dakota.
A Methodist social will be held at
the residence of Nicholas Irwin of
Ianrdon township tomorrow friday
evening.
The Workman goat Toasted right
rovally on Monday evening when trio
of applicants were left to his tender
mercieS.
Don't forget to attend the closing out
sale of the Thorpe Mercantile Go. You
can save twenty-five percent, on your
purchases. 1o
Rev. G. M. Reese was up from Wal
halla this week shaking hands with
old friends and wishing them a
''Merry Christmas"
Attorney B. Erickson occupies desk
room in Judge Dorval's Office where he
will dispense law in quantities suitable
to the wants of his clients.
All accounts due the COURIER
DEMOCRAT and not paid before Jan
uary LIST will be placed in the hands of
Dickson Bros, for collections
Alex. Cameron. who figured in the
late campaign as populistic timber for
the senate, returned this week from a
visit among friends at Morden. Man,
We often hear of the glorious CHM
ate of California and the sublimity and
attractiveness of the South, but what
is the matter with the glorious climate
Of North Dakota
Veterinary Crewe, of Devils Lake,
was in the city yesterday in consulta-
ton with DR.. TARGET, regarding an al
legged case of CHAMBERS in Moscow
township.
Supt, E. J. Fox will spend q portion
of the Yule tide holidays in attendi ng
the annual meeting of the state educa-
tional association which meets at Hills
bsre on the 9th inst.
Dr. Mcconnell of Morden, Man., was
here last evening in consultation with
DR.. Gibson concerning the condition OF
Harry Faris, who is, we are glad tc
learn considered to be out Of danger.
John E. Lasham came up from
Hillsboro Tuesday to greet old associ-
ates and talk over the jolly times en-.
joyed here back in the SOS when he
had a monopoly on the jewelry bust
ness.
DR.. Macdonald of Milton. was a visi-
tor to the city last week and became a
subscriber to the DEMOCRAT. The
doctor is assisted in his practice by Dr.
Mcqueen. Their card will be found
in another column.
Schulke has decided to retire from
the lodging house portion Of his bust
ness and advertises an auction sale OF
his surplus bed room furniture and bee
clothing for Saturday next. This will
prove an excellent opportunity fol
bargain hunters.
At a meeting of the local Masonic
lodge last Friday evening it was de-
cided to hold an invitation ball under
the auspices of that order on the even
ing of the 9th inst. AS the A. F
u A. NJ, fraternity never do anything
by halves tits safe to predict that it vii
be quite brilliant affair.
State Veterinarian Turcot Of this
district is in receipt of very flatterin&
letter from Governor Shortridge com
mending his work as state veterinary
Or. Turcot is an enthusiastic student O.
his profession and has rendered the
state valuable service during the tern
OF his appointment. The incoming re
publican administration would do vel
TO re-appoint incorporating he viii
accept.
The Japanese Wedding" entertain
ment given at the Watkins hall OF
tuesday evening was honored by
large attendance. The play was some
thing of an entirely different characte
to anything previously presented here
portraying the customs of the Japs
The entertainment proper was followed
by number of songs and duets b.
local nrt so%c ~, ,soL snht rofroS II