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

this week.
Jimmy Stevenson is temporarily as
sisting at the Ct Northern depot.
Attorney Geo. p. Gibson will return
from his Minnesota "trip next Monday.
M. L. Sullivan visited ST. Paul last
week and disposed OF car load OF CATTLE
Langdon Pythian knights go to Park
River next Thursday to open up q new
lodge.
Buy your Christmas toys at Schulke &
Moore's. An endless variety atprices to
suit all.
Joseph Powers left for Crookston on
Saturday to take a look at that new
daughter OF his.
just few Ladies', Clio ks, left at
Elford Bros Remember the Prices
are cut in two
A. Schulke proved up on his Langdon
township tree claim before Clerk ofCourt
Truax last Saturday.
J. McPhail has shipped i'll car OF
North Dakota Ignite coal from Minot
and will give it trial.
Be sure and hear the lecture on "Talk-
ers'' by Rev. W. H. Spence at the Court
House Monday evening.
Geo. Barlow, the right bower in VIE
lands barber shop homesteaded it out
on his farm several days this week.
DR.. Della P. .Jamison, the lady physi-
clan and druggist at Osnabrock, made
professional calls in town yesterday.
Hon. ]. B. Boyd in company with his
legislative colleagues from the south-end
leave on Mondays train for Bismarck.
Alex Schwartz left Tuesday for his
annual trip to Ontario. 1t comes pretty
straight that he means business this
time.
Chairman Weir, OF the board OF county
commissioners, came up from Milton on
Monday to preside over the last meeting
of the old board.
Geo Harris drove overfrom the Queens
domain to eat Xmas turkey with Lang
don friends. He may return to take in
the masquerade ball.
County Judge Dorval had busy day
last Saturday winding up matters in the
estates OF Peter Kartes, decensed and
William Rirtch dpceased
Fresh Chocolates in special Christ.
mas boxes came in this week. They
are sweet reminders of Christmas time
H. D. ALERT & Company.
W. W. Kingsbury, H. Bidlake and
Joseph Paulson were among the Osna-
brock contingent OF Co. f here for the
inspection parade Tuesday.
Those who attended the Christmas eve
festivities at the Methodist church say
that Hiram Birtch was a winner with
the young folks as Sants, Claus.
Poundkeeper Mitchem sells large
number OF copies OF the War Cry, the
official organ OF the Salvation Army each
week. Dan McGruer is one OF his regular
customers.
Editor Mccarthy promises the readers
OF the Milton Globe all the news from
Bismarck. We understand he will per-
sonally attend to the dishing up OF the
legislative delicacies.
Rev. j. F. marlborough is vice presi-
dent Of the C. E. Society at Woodbridge,
Cavalier county. He was formerly far
mer west Of town, and still owns farm
property here.-Pembina Express.
Mrs. Richie b. Doherty turned out a
aeat Xmas number OF the Nelson Co. In.
dependent dressed in delicate tint OF
blue. The apparent prosperity OF her
newspaper is good news to that lady's
friends here in Langdon.
Master Percy Abbey, who formerly
lived in Drayton and attended our city
schools, won the prize in the Demorest
medal contest at Langdon recently.
Percy is a bright boy, and the Echo has
always felt sure that he would win lau-
rels in this world.-Drayton Echo.
Walter Cairns, for long time valued
clerk in j. B. Boyd's store, but OF late
years at Bottineau, has purchased the
interest OF Mr.. Geo Rea, OF Omemee, in
the firm OF Stewart 4 Rea, general mer-
chants. Waits many friends here wish
him unbounded prosperity, and the
DEMocRAT joins with them in their
wishes.
Soothing, and not irritating, strength
ening, and not weakening, small but
effective-such are the qualities of. De-
Wits Little EARLY Risers. the famous
little pills. II. D. Alert g. Go.