Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1896-11-26

a visitor i'll the city the early part OF the
week.
Holiday announcements ill the space
occupied by the ad of H. D. ALERT & Go.
this week.
Editor Mccarthy offers to give 6Ocents
q bushel for wheat on back subscriptions
to the Milton Globe.
Mike o. Hara, one OF The iolliest travel
ing collectors on the road was here from
Park River last week.
Rev. j. G. Robson returnedirom Cava-
lier on Friday where he witnessed the
marriage Of his brother.
President Hines, OF the Farmers Rail-
road, is expected home from Ontario
shortly to attend to business.
Now is the time to subscribe for the
DEMOCRAT. These long winter evenings
will seem shorter if you read the family
journal.
Tom Tough received word this week
that his sister, Miss Tough. who lives
with her brother, Frank, at Bathgate is
sick and her recovery is doubtful.
Rev. Cyrus Sullivan, the Baptist evan
gelist, with a gospel CART" has moved
from Cavalier to Park River. He has a
large circle OF friends in this county.
Farmer Jas. Welsh, as is his annual
custom came in Friday and left few
shekels IN the Golfers of the DEMOCRAT,
which will help to tide over our late loss
by fire.
Geo. Fleming and Frank Switzer, two
OF Fremont's prosperous young farmers
were county seat visitors Saturday on
land business.
We have no time to explain
how it happened, but come in
and talk with me about farm
loans. HI. ID. ALERT.
Il. E. Pascoe, OF Daniels will read the
DEMOCRAT during the incoming year.
His visit on Thanksgiving eve gave us
reason to feel thankful.
Soothing, end not irritating, strength
ening, and not weakening, small but
effective-such are the qualities Of De-
Wits Little Early Risers. the famous
little pills. III. d. ALERT & Go.
Attorney w. J. Kneeshaw encloses us
a check which dates his paper way ahead
into 81 and says he's glad We pulled
through the fire alright. Little Knee
shaw has lots of Cavalier county friends.
i. q. Gordon, one OF the new settlers in
the unorganized section west OF Perry
numbers among the new readers added
to the DEMOCRATS list this week. Mr..
Gordon is a war vetran and came here
from Pennsylvania. He is interested in
seeing a 6. A. r. post started here.
Attorney Jas. P. Mcmahon was up
here from Hope, N. D., this week looking
over the city with view of locating
here. We don't know what conclusion
Mr.. Mcmahon reached. but the fact re-
mains that Langdon already has five
lawyers-which should be sufficient.
Miss Alice Breasted returned yesterday
to Fargo. During her stay OF several
days in the city has succeeded finely in
interesting our people in the cause OF the
Children Home, .of Fargo. The addresses
delivered by Miss Breasted at the city
CHURCHES on Sunday We're listened to by
a large and appreciative audience.
! Co. Treasurer Robertson: All person
al property taxes for 1895 remaining
unpaid on December LIST will be collected
by distress. have delayed collection
in this manner as long as possible to
give the taxpayers chance to pay but
the matter can be delayed no longer. ]
do not wish to cause any trouble or put
any additional expense on any one, but
the law must be complied with. | wonlc
therefore urge all those who have not
paid their personal property taxes to do
so at once and save costs.
Edwin Lauger, half-breed settler OF
Fremont township was brought up here
on Wednesday of last week for exami-
nation by the insanity board and was by
them ordered for commitment in the
state asylum at Jamestown, to which in
stitution he was accompanied last Satur.
day by Sheriff McGauvran and G. B. Nc.
MILAN. Lauger is the father of the half
breed killed by Latrombois, who was in.
dicted by the federal grand jury this
week. Breeding over the death OF his
son is supposed to have driven him
crazy.
Great Barg ins In Cloaks Mt e..
ford Bros.,r 10 Week.