Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-03-01
Wheat '! No. 1 Hard Il cents

wheat No. Hard " cents
Thea'est nickle cigar in. town At
Schulke's
See the 10 cent line Of Outing Elan
nels at Boyd's. q
Attorney Falardeau 10 counting al
Grafton this week. .,,. 3, IS, /.
Bear in mind trim all wall. paper
sold at my store. ReiDer. 20
" G. D. Lille arrived in the. city last
evening with another car of horse.
Drop into Shulks's and examine his
fine line of Christmas candies. II
j. B. Beauchamp the merchant
prince from Olga, was in the city Fri
day.
Buy your fruits and confectionery at
the post Office store. j. Powers
proprietor. L
Finest brands of cigars, Domestic
and imported at the post Office store.
Jos. Powers proprietor. l.
The finest line Of oranges, lemons,
dates and figs to be found in the city
at Schulke's fruit store. II
Neil Mcdonald, a popular young
teacher of this county, spent a few
days in the city this week. {. Il
w. F. Winter returned Saturday
from his sojourn in st. Paul, looking
considerably benefited by the trip.
Emile Nelson, the jewler makes q
speciality of watch repairs-ten years
experience. At McGruer's drug store,
By buying your window shades Of
Reiber you get them put up gratis. %
Allan Pinkerton is fast regaining his
former health but is quite thin and
peaked looking after his seige of the
fever.
Deputy Auditor Machon returned
Friday from two months visit to
the scenes of his old home, near Ham
ilton, Ontario. s5
Jim. Dougherty, a staunch believer
in the Jeffersonian doctrines, who runs
a big implement business at Park
River, was.in the city Monday.
Dewitt Pinkertor was over from
Devils Lake last Sunday to visit his
brother and see how he was progress
sing in his fight against typhoid.
Mrs. M. M. Woodbury., of Denver,
is enjoying a pleasant visit with her
brother, VIM. Monro, of this city,
whom she has not seen for many long
years,
The little birds are whispering that
our music teacher who left on Satur-
day for her home in Manitoba will
shortly brighten the Preside of a lucky
Canuck.
w. H. Best, the grand lecturer of
the Masonic fraternity, is expected to
visit the city shortly when he will in
struct the members in work pertaining
to the order.
Jerry Kelland was busy. Tuesday
moving the old school house building
which was recently purchased hg
Painter Reiber and will be used by
him as workshop.
The Chicago store has handsome
advertisement in to-days paper. The
business Of this prosperous firm is
under the management Of Frank j.
Stable, who does his duty we'll.
Ed. Mcneil remembered to drop in
and see us while in town Monday pay
ing his taxes. He donated another
years subscription to the DEMOCRAT
and will get the St. Paul Globe free.
C. D. Lille & Cos car horses
arrived last evening, and are
ready for inspection at Kelly &
Falls new barn. Weather was
fine for trip, so they are free
from colds. Remember date of
sale Saturday, March grid, p.
m. SHARPE. D. LILLE & co.
On Friday evening last, following the
entertainment at the Methodist church
occurred the most thoroughly enjoyable
and appropriate event that has distin-
guished any social happening in Lang
don thusfar this season. The occasion
was surprise given in honor of Miss
Maggie Sparkling and Miss Mabel Petit.
1t being understood that they were to
leave on Saturday morning for Pilot
Mound, Man., about fifty of their
friends assembled at the home of Mrs.
E. j. Blakely, immediately after the
entertainment and when all had con-
gregated they adjourned to the parlors
of Mrs. Mercer, where the recipients
of the compliments were being held
captive awaiting the arrival of this
large contingent of friends. The sur
prise was complete, SO far as could he
Judged from the manner the young