Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1896-12-31

qtli.e SICK.
FoR SALE-A pure bred Shorthorn bull
calf D w. Barker, Harvey.
Millinery below cost the balance OF the
holiday season at Mrs. Foshay's.
The SLAUGHTER Sale in cnildren's
cioaks can continue but one Week.
Frank Sims was in from his stock
ranch south OF Osnabrock the first OF the
week.
w. T. Reilly. the new landlord OF the
Northwestern Hotel at Milton, was a
visitor yesterday.
If your watch needs repairing take it
to A. O. Void, the jeweler at McGruers
drug store, Langdon. Il
Jimmy Kenny is running on this branch
again and has charge OF long string of
box cars every other day.
T is is your last chance to buy
Cloaks at Siaugc er Prices. Eiford
Bros, have the Bargains. 4
Jim Walker is again on duty as care
taker OF Jim Hills iron horses in the
round house at this end OF the line.
Mrs. D. H. Mcmillan has been very i'll
since before Christmas and her friends con-
tinue to be quite anxious about her
condition.
Santa Claus has opened headquarters
at Schulke & Mo0re's. Toys in endless
variety for Christmas presents. Look
over their stock.
Henry Paterson, who teaches school
at Hoople, in Pembina county, returned
Tuesday. He spent the holidays with
friends near Langdon.
Alex Roney is making still hunt for
all experienced wheat thief, who broke
into his granary last week and swiped a
big load Of No. Hard.
Pat Scully, prominent Loan town.
ship farmer and q Leap Year convert OF
the order OF benedicts, is one of the many
new subscribers to the DEMOCRAT.
Agent Stevenson aud bride returned
today from their wedding tour to the
Pacific. They will start in housekeeping
in The suite of rooms over the depot.
W. W. Hills, for number OF years
connected with the Cavalier Co. Courier,
is reported to have struck it rich in Mon
tana silver mines. Many old timers here
I'LL H;11;o
P. McHugh goes to Cresco, Ia, next
week on visit to his brother, Hon. John
McHugh. who isin poorhealth. He may
spend few weeks with Mage Edwards
at the mud baths IN Indiana before re-
turning to boil out his 'rhumitiz."
Lars Olson, of Billings, encountered last
Tuesday nights brief storm, lost the
trail and for several hours gave himself
up for lost. He pulled up at G. H. Bill
lings' place at four o'clock in the morn
ing in an almost pcrishing condition.
Joseph Heapy, the newly elected COM
missioner from the second district takes
his oath of office and seat ON the buard
next Monday. Mr. Heapy is one OF Perry
townships careful and conservative far
mers and will make an able official on
the county board.
Alex. McNiven and Dan McKechnie
were out IN Tuesdays storm and took
refuge in a straw pile until the storm
blew over. The wind abated about ten
o'clock and they crawled out to discover
they were close by Joseph Radiord's
post office at Stilwell.
M. L. Sullivan caught one OF the gang
OF local sneak thieves red-handed last
night in the act OF carrying off whole
hog from, the front OF his meat market.
Mike made the capture single handed,
nearly everybody being across the track
watching the fire. The culprit is known
around to VII as Pete Sullivan and has
long been regarded as suspicious char
acter. tits hardly necessary to state
that although both bear the same name
no relation exists between Mike and
Pete
As you loan so shall you pay.
Better make the best terms pos
sible. See HI. ID ALERT.
Communion services at the Presbyter
ian church next Sunday morning.
On Sunday next Presbyterian services
will be conducted by Rev. Thomas Dou-
gan in Langdon ut II a. IN McLean'sat
Up. III.
Methodist services will be conducted
by Rev. Herrinton at thu following places:
Elkwood, II u. M, Harvey Centre,
p. M. Lnngdon 1880 pm. Rev. Robson
ut Billings ut 3 p. ~.