Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-10-28

Dedrirk' g tin ware will outwear tinware
bought elsewhere.
Coal Oil sells at fifteen cents per gal.
lon at Schulke & Moore's.
Electric lights add to the brilliancy Of
Boyd's-Annex, store this week.
Subscriptions to the DEMOCRAT are
now due. Have you paid yours?
Veterinary Elliott and Miss Laura
Thompson OF Milton, were in town Mon
day.
Attorney Doughty went down to Mil,
ton yesterday and won a case in justice
court.
Boyd will have carload of choice
apples on track next week. Prices lower
than anybodys.
Andrew Brady, OF Olga was among
those from the outside that We're here
Tuesday paying taxes.
Marriott Bros, have added much to
lighting it with electricity. ...
A. E. Thompson was down from
the Rush Lake farm Monday with his
father. He will resume his study OF law
this winter.
Elford Bros, make speciality Of fine
fur goods-nothing but the best. Call
and get your measure taken for made
to order fur coat
Rev. Breasted was here from Fargo
several days last week engaged in the
work of the Childrens Home OF which in
stitution he il superintendent.
Editor Shepard is receiving visit
from his mother, Mrs. Shepard. whose
home is in Emmons county and has not
seen "Billy" for upwards twelve years.
Frank DeLano is engaged in delivering
nursery stock in large quantities this
week. The result OF big line OF orders
he took during the summer for the Jewell
Nursery Co.
Mrs. E. j. Evans and children returned
Saturday from Southern Minnesota,
where they spent part OF the summer
and Ed is getting acquainted with his
family again.
John Mahoney will move in from the
farm for the winter and is putting up a
comfortable home on his Fourth street
lots, which will be completed and ready
to occupy in few days.
Col. Wentworth was west as far as
Hannah Tuesday extending congratula-
tions to the Langdon boys on their fine
line OF trade and looking over the in
terest OF the Stoltz lumber yard at the
end town.
d.. McKinnon was in from Olga Tues
day paying his taxes and found time to
look the DEMOCRAT up for q short visit
"Mac" is one OF our old time readers
who has farmed on the mountain since
the early days.
Lorentz Fritz is arranging to have a
dance and general good time at his place
in Mt. Carmel on Saturday evening of
next week. 1t is also understood that
number OF turkeys will be disposed OF in
the customary manner.
The man Campbell, harvest hand,
who swiped a suit OF clothes belonging
to Jas DUNCAN from the Palace hotel
last week is now doing time at the couu-
tyiail and occupies the cell vacated few
days ago by Jenzen the wife beaten
Attorney T. W. Gaffney, well known
here in the early days as good lawyer
and refined and genial gentleman.
mourns the death OF his wife, a lady
with many friends in this county. Their
home OF late years has been in Grand
! Forks.
DR.. Riddell, the physician from Crystal
City, Man., who has big number OF
friends on this side OF the line drove over
Friday with his wife and took the train
for Philadelphia, Pa, for a visit ofseveral
weeks with eastern friends on tho
| American side.
VIM. Billyards, was Bathgate bust
ness man that stayed over night here
Tuesday on his way to Hannah on a
trip Of inspection. Mr.. Bllyards was
one OF the early attraction here, buying
grain on the the streets Of Langdon dur
ing The fall of IS.
The clothes line thief has already ar
rived. John Schwartz, the tinsmith at
Elford Bros. hardware store, reports
that the complete raid on his clothes
line this week is not the first time that
the thieves have made clean sweep OF u
weeks washing, but hopes to get even
and promises to give them u full dose OF
powder and shot next time.