Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1896-10-29
GOSSIP AND NOTES.

Wheat IS cents today.
Vote the Democratic ticket.
After election comes Thanksgiving.
The official ballot measurers 80 by 20
inches
Kindly hand in your delinquent sub
scripton to the DEMOCRAT.
Don't vote the gold bug ticke-, but
castyour balIorforhumanity and against
aggregate greed.
The DEMOCRAT acknowledges a call
from nearly all the candidates for office
during the past week.
A neat foot bridge has been PUT in by
the city across the coulie, west OF the
school house on Spruce street.
70 be entitled to vote. you must have
resided 1 year in the state, 8 months
in the county and 90 days in the precinct.
Nearly every body is eating goose this
week Republicans, howevercan change
their bill of fare to crow after Tuesday
next.
Editor Mccarthy. OF the Globe has
fred his last campaign gun and visited
the county. seat today to size up politics
locally.
Storm windows are again in fashion
ard house banking in order. A weather
prophet says SHOW will be II feet deep
this winter.
In voting the great blanket ballot, the
voter must put cross in the ring OPP
posite the nume OF every man for whom
he desires to vote. No others will be
counted.
The official nomination list appears
this week as provided by law. Scan it
carefully and get your ballot claims To-
Gated and save time and trouble at the
polls on election day.
You will need to have your pencil we'll
sharpened when sou enter the booth on
election day. You will be required to
make your X Just forty times in order to
vote the ticket from top to bottom.
The arunks and disorderles have put
in time OF late opening up the culvert
which truverses the alley way between
Spruce and Oak streets-ornamented
with the emblematic ball and chain.
The Catholic fair at Mt. Carmel this
week was Il big success in everywav.
The amount taken in from oil sources
netting $3.50. The easy chair awarded
to the most popular lady in the parish
mas won by Mrs. C. Fischer. Quite q
number OF town folks attended both
days.
The "honest money" republican rally
at the Arlnory on Tuesday evening was
nearly smoked out by the falling OF a
hanging lamp shortly before the meeting
commenced. J. r. Callahan. OF Casselton
was the speaker and was greeted by. a
fair sized audience but failed to convince
any of the honesty OF purpose OF his
party.
The BAZAAR which has been in pro-
gress at the court house the past two
days under the management OF the
ladies OF tine NJ. j.. church was brought
to n successful termination yesterday
evening. A fine array OF useful and fancy
goods were disposed OF and the receipts.
including meals served Melted about
$3.50.
Those of our friends who have come to
the DEMOCRATS assistance to help along
the cause by paying their subscription
the lastfew days are M. Doyle, p. Foslay,
p Mullignn Gundec Nelson. Alex Mckee,
a. Wenzel. c. Orton, D. Pntterso !. They
all have our hearty thanks and we trust
that others who are indebted to us will
follow in their footsteps. We need it
badly just now.
Upon going into that little booth to
vote. where ones only company is said
to be his God and q lead pencil, twill be
well to remember that the oldstandard
il the pet scheme 0f that One-twentetl
OF one per cent OF our population THAT
now owns half the wealth OF the country
anu wants to keep people in debt until il
gets possession OF the other half. 1t is E
modest little scheme. hut il the American
people are not careful they will contri
butte to it's SUCCESS. H..
Chronic constipation is a painful, dis
agreeable md liie.shortening difficulty
1t dernnges tho systam, causes sick head
ache, bad breath, and prisons the blood
1t can be readily overcome by DEWITT
Little Enrly Risers. These little pill
ase grent regulators. III. y. ALERT 4 Co
RoH County Judge, 4. E, DorVa