Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-01-17
Uncle Toms Cabin. a
Ten Nights in !. Bar Room.

"Wednesday nights of next week. sst;
mi4siOn 50 and IS cents
w. j. Mooney made II business tfil
to Milton on Friday.
w. &. Andrews. the st. Paul paper
man, spent Sunday at the Columhia.S
: Frank landlord and wife occupy tIle
suit cH si1s over the Great Northern
depot. -
WV. King ablry and John Pnllsoil
were visitors from snabrock on Fri
day last
Jim Hicks, the jolly clerk of the All
ington Hotel at Park River was in the
city yesterday.
| Save feed and put flesh on your
horses by having their teeth fixed by
Veterinary Turcot.
John McKechnie, one of the demo.
cratic farmers from Beanlieu, drove up
to the county seat Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Laybron returned last
evening from Park River, where she
has been visiting several weeks. sss'
Mrs. G. Orion and daughter, Mrs.
w. F. Winter, have been visiting with
friends at Devils Lake the past week.
Geo, W. Graves, was in from his
farm at Mona yesterday and tile
DEMOCRAT acknowledges a pleasant
call.
Observation-Disclosures for the re-
mainder of the winter by a strong boy
who is not afraid of work. Apply at
this office. sss
Chas. B. Mcmillan is occupying a
desk in the clerk of courts office this
week helping to dispose of the rush OF
extra work.
Chris Buck came up from Edinburg
last Friday and transacted business
with the North Dakota Land & Town
site company.
o. G. Wentworth turned his back on
Tuesday mornings blizzard and start
ed on his way to Chicago to enjoya
we'll earned vacation.
George Cherrier, returned Tuesday
from Cavalier and has given up the
the idea of accepting a position on
the Cavalier Journal
Scranton and Lehigh Valley hard
coal at $500 per ton on board car, OF
$3.50 delivered i'll your bin. Weight
guaranteed. B. R. Click. 6 5
Several carloads of ice have been
shipped up from Milton this week con-
signed to M. L. Sullivan, of the City
Meat Market, and the Columbia hotel.
The Daily Forum containing legis;
lative proceedings and Octopus letters
from Bismarck, sent by mail to. any
address in U. S. for 81 to March IL, '95..
Hans o. Bjornerud has moved his
household effects into the suite 6f
rooms over the Thorp Mercantile build
ing, lately vacated by A. o. Johnson
and family. ,S+ss.
The Endeavor meeting tomorrow
evening at the Presbyterian church
will he lead by Mrs. D. H. Mcmillan
when the question of temperance will
be discussed. 85
Rob Truax boarded Tuesday morn
ing's passenger for Galesburg, Wis,
where he will assume charge of the job
department of the Independent office,
at that place.
w. j. Mooney started Tuesday on hii
annual winter trip south. This time
he will journey to Barranquilla, South
America, to sec his old friend, Consul
Bidlake, and will return to North Da-
kota about May LIST. /
PRESBYTERIAN services will be con-
Quoted next Sunday by Rev. Thos.
Dougan as follows: At the residence
of N. c. Crockett at 2 p. m. and in the
Presbyterian church of this city al
half-past seven in the evening.
B. R. Click, of Langdon, was guest
of his sister Mrs. T. H. Prosser last
Saturday. Mr.. Click had business with
Representative Prosser, but arrived q
day too late. as the latter left for lis.
marck on Friday-Devils Lake News
The gold watch given away by the
Hamlin Wizard Oil Co., on the last
night of their engagement in this city
was obtained by Clerk Truax, who evi.
IDENTIFY must be the possessor of the
hind foot of hare or some other omen
of luck. johnny" has had phenom-
email streak Of luck lately, anyhow.
Under the school law every school
district treasurer in the state is com
PEELED to publish annually financial
statement of the district IN some news.
paper in the county. The law makes
it compulsory upon the part of the