Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-01-10
Mrs. F. y. Smith is spending lev
days with the DR.. at Inkster.

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Mrs. F. y. Smith is spending fes
days with the DR.. at Inkster.
| Will Lycsn, the jovial and IiSistlfnl
salesman, visited the city Tuesd1y
Finlay Mcdonald, Of Milton,
visitor in the city several days tliil
week.
Save feed and put flesh on IN
horses by having their teeth fixetab,,
Veterinary Turcot.
Mrs. Woodbury. is recovering from 4
recent severe illness at the home sOf
her brother, VIM. Monroe.
PC. Donovan was up FROM Neche
Friday attending meeting tlit
directors of the First National. II
VIM. Haverty bobbed up sefenely
Saturday night and smiles as az yolll
in spite of those injunctional papeTs. "
P. McHugh was laid up with rhen
matism again this week and unal ID
meet with the county board on Ion
day.
A. O. Johnson is busily engaged III
packing up the remnants of the Thorpe
Mercantile stock preparatory V
moving.
neutrality-suspicious. for the re-
mainder of the winter by strongbOy
who is not afraid of work. Apply al
this office.
Architect Ross, of Grand Forks,
came up Monday to lay his court
house specifications and designs before
the commissioners.
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.
Olga's genial merchant, j. B. Chale,
was in the city last Friday comforting
with the directors of the First National
bank at their annual meeting.
Attorney Doughty was up from Mil
ton last week and appears elateds n
the prospective proportions of the cal
endar of the May term of court. Sss
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.
DR.. J. J. Reilly was up from Milton
OH business Monday. The doctor will
probably watch the workings Of our
legislature few days before the mem
bers adjourn. 5
Com'r Dunford came in from Harvey
township Monday to take his seat On
the county board. 1t was his first
venture out doors for six weeks during
which time he has been struggling
with an attack of fever. ss
Peter Naismith of Woodbridge, eele-
brated the incoming new year by TAX
ing unto himself a wife. The lady
being Miss L. Brown, while the cere.
mrny was performed by Rev: Jas. Far
quharson, of. Manitoba. Ia
+ L. G.. Richards, buyer for the Ma
tional elevator at this place, closed arp
his house this this week and leavesEri-
day to join his family at Vanceburg,
Wis. George will return when the
crop of 1895 begins to ripen. 8
Capt. Chisholm and his estimable
lady entertained a party of friends last
Friday evening, it being the second
anniversary of their wedding day. A
fine time was enjoyed by all, who will
long remember the happy event.
A. Rolling came up from Grafton
Tuesday to look up old friends before
going down to Bismarck where be
expects to catch some of the ''phat
takes' of state printing. "Whltie''
has been holding down cases on the
Walsh Co. Record the past two years
setting up Ed. Pierce's "Hits and
Mrs.
John L. Robertson, whom tn Q voters
of Cavalier county named last Noyem-
Der as their choice for care taker of the
county cash box, took the oath of office
on Monday and forthwith assumed the
duties of his Office. John is what may
be termed '.hustler," and the people
of the county will find before the expir-
| alton of his term in office that they
made no mistake in his election. A
man, who though courteous and aft
able, possesses the necessary firmness
to protect the interests of the county.
w. j. Birch spent the past week in
Langdon, wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hodgins. He says that Langdon is
the liveliest town in the state, and we
Judge from the looks of their paper,
| e,,ol, -, ooro Tonrdnn will