Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-02-14

For n good cigar yDt., Sci,ulkp'x 81
I Meals ut all lmnrs at Sci,ulkp,s BAH
ery. sa5sgs
Landlord F,umerfelt S,,ndayed II
Grand Forks
Jno. Panlson came up from Os,ia.
brock Friday.
Father Turcottr. of Olga, was |,
visitor in the CITY Tuesday.
T'"n't forget the Valentine social 1T
Mrs. J u NrGruer's this essning. 81
Morden had n hig blaz, last Friday
that will foot up in total losses to s6Os,
co..
One Of Jean Chase's little folks ii
recovering from an attack of scarlet
fever.
Robt. Work returned last week from
a visit of several weeks among old
friends in Eastern Canada.
DR.. P c. Donovan came up from
Neche this week and is visiting with
his brother E. Donovan.
Ed. Joe and John Mcneil. three
pioneer residents of Loan. transacted
business in the city Saturday.
Ben Rae came up from Fargo last
week and sold our dealers big order
of wagons and farm machinery.
James Week, the Main street shoe.
maker. SMILES over the arrival Of hoy
baby. 1t happened last Wednesday, I
Veterinary Turcot visited Park
River last Friday to examine number
of elandered horses belonging to DR.
Fl alderson.
A. S. Burrows is spending the week
in town looking after the interests Of
the United States and Colonial Mort.
gage company.
Yves. Belfour has closed up theNorth.
western elevator at Osnabrock for the
season. He will make Langdon his
headquarters for the present.
Teacher Mckay, of the intermediate
department of our city schools, goes to
Stokesville, Pembina county, to take
charge of Il school next month.
A bouncing boy baby is the recipient
of considerable attention at the home
)of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. McNoven.
The little fellow arrived last week,
H. A. Olson. envoy extraordinary
and minister plenipotentiary for the
"Duke of Parma,'' was here Monday
taking orders for that popular brand Of
of cigars.
Considerable interest was aroused
by an unfounded report that came owe,
the wire from Park River last Thurs.
day stating that the Arlington botel
and Randall's big livery barn had gone
up in smoke. Later information proves
that it was all fake.
The CoURIER-DEMocRAT has the
largest stock of legal blanks in the
county and gives special attention tc
mail orders from outside parties. Oul
blanks are our own print and the ma.
terial is superior to that used by
wholesale houses while the price re.
mains the same.
Express Messenger Rice mourneth
the loss of $l5 that he carried in his, in.
side pocket until Thursday of last
week. Not only the aforesaid fifteen
leases" disappeared on that date, but
but also their guardian angel, long
morocco pocket book. BERT would
thank the finder for return the pocket
book.
Clifford James the infant son. OF
Mr.. and Mrs. kobt. Robertson of Elk.
wood died last Friday aged about ter
months. The funeral which tool
place last Sunday afternoon was con.
Quoted by Rev. Robson, and quite
largely attended by friends who sin.
cerely sympathize with the parents in
the loss of their only child.
John Gendreau, of Linden township
had quite an experience during the
storm of Tuesday last week. He had
been down to the bush after a load OF
wood and entirely lost his bearing or
the return trip. It was not until noon
the following day that he discovered
himself near Martin Platzkow's place
in Moscow township, with several Of
his toes badly frozen.
The many friends of w. S. Stockdale
the genial travelling representative Of
the old established house of Franklin
Mac Weigh, will regret to learn that
''Stock' has left the northwest terri.
tory for good. He will hereafter have
his headquarters at Memphis, Tenn,
and his district will consist of Georgia
louisiana, Kentucky Tennessee and Ar
kansas. "Stock" has been making the