Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1896-10-22

ALERT 4 Co.'S new drug store lis now ii,
running order.
Hon. Halvor Torgeson was a south
bound passenger on Monday.
Fred Whiting the Minneapolis shirt
man did business here last week.
Allan Pinkerton and family are moving
INTO their town house Tor the winter.
Harvest home supper tomorrow even
isg Friday at the Harvey Centre M. E.
church.
Deputy JAS. Dunnigan is back at his
post in the Office OF the county Judge at
the court house.
John Hooper has opened a restaurant
i'll the building south OF +. H. Stoltz's
lumber office On Main street.
Paul Williams the pedagogue from
Beaulieu. was in the city Friday to hear
the 16 to speech OF DR.. Bentley
w. p. belong was in from Osnabrocl
last Friday evening to hear DR.. Bentley
speak and canvass thepolitical situation.
VIM. Braden, q stonemason OF Nor
den, Man.. came over the line last week
and found immediate employment in the
city.
Candidates for county Office should
make it, point to take in. the Catholic
bazaar at Mt. Carmel next Monday and
Tuesday.
Senator II. T. Arnold, who does apay-
ing newspaper business down at Lar-
more, honored us with social call last
Thursday afternoon.
c. Skappel, one of our constant lead
ers at Wang called Friday and made us
happy by leaving two of those much
abused silver dollars.
Srates Attorney Dickson and Judge
Dorval accompanied Hon. G. A. M.
Spencer to Olga Saturday evening. They
had rousing 16 to l meeting.
Hines paper the Farmers Railroad"
continues to contain cheering news for
the faithful, although he is still in On
tario on the trail OF the Hornerites.
G. l.. Thomson, one OF the pioneer de-
mocrats Of Cypress and postmaster ut
Woodbridge, was in from the west Fri
day and took in DR.. Bentley's speech.
IL hacking cough is not only annoying
to others, but is dangerous to the person
who has it. One Minute Cough Cure
will quickly put an end to it. H. D.
ALERT & Co.
Having opened the Langaon Restau-
rant, opposite George Bulloch's livery,
feed and sale stable l am now prepare d
to serve meals at all hours. Tony G.
Habernan. I'll
Place your order for fruit with Schulke
4 Moore. They will receive carload
OF apples and 500 baskets of grapes on
Saturday Price and quality to suit,
First come first served.
Butcher John Dease, OF Olga. drove
over to the county seat Monday and
inspected the local near markets. Be-
fore returning home he Joined the honor
roll Of the family journal.
Winter will soon be here Ii your fnrs
need repairing take them to Felix Char
rier. Moderate prices and good work
guaranteed. Gents clothing cleaned
asd repaired ON short not ce. 9-21
One Of the pleasantest events OF the
week was the four O'Clock tea and re-
ception rendered by the Langdon
Womans Club to their lady friends atthe
Columbia Tuesday afternoon.
Arch'd McCully, the revenue collector
for Uncle Sam, along the boundary line
at Woodbridge, was here Friday H..
has obtained two weeks leave OF absence
and goes to visit friends in the Valley.
Saul Pion, the genial knight of the
razor down at olga, lookedlup friendsin
town Monday. Business he reports a
little slow, but that doesn't bother Saul
since he welcomed n young daughter the
first OF the month. NeXt
Duncan Blue now holds down a clerk
ship in the Chicago Fair, a mammoth
department. store opened up at Milton
last week by R. P. McAllen & Sons. A
force OF twelve clerks look after the trade
while Dan McAllen fills the role OF mana
ger in chief.
WI Anderson. one the leading republi-
cans OF Grand Forks, and late mayor of
that city, was here last Friday and as
much us practically admitted that his
party had virtually abandoned all hope
of electing the state ticket and presi-
Dental electors.
Methodist services for next Sabbath
viii! be conducted as follows: Rev. Her
inton at Elkwood II a. m; Harvey Cen.
tire $40 p: M, and at Langdon at 1880.
Rev. Robson viii. conduct services ut