Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-01-28
Morris Orton is one of this weeks la

Morris Orion is one of this weeks la
grippe sufferers. ...
A. SchuIke is back. He only went as
far as st. Paul this trip.
Staple groceries and fresh canned goods
at right prices at Schulke & Moore's.
Latest sensa' iona ''spotter' in town
this week and nothing for HIM to spot.
Dr. Archer was here from Crystal this
week in consultation with local physi-
clans.
d. W. Hines made business visit to
the city Tuesday in the interest OF the
Farmers Railroad.
The firm OF Abbey & McEwan dissolve
partnership this week. Mr.. Abbey now
assumes the solo ownership OF the store
Schulke & Moore are receiving fine
line of new groceries this week which
they invite their friends to call and look
over.
On Sunday next Presbyterian services
will be conducted by Rev. Thomas Dou-
gan in Langdon at II a. IN Mclean s at
Up. IN.
Hon. II. 7. He1geson has putin asteam
heating plant to keep the zero temper
atur out OF his large double store at
Milton.
Druggist Burke is the possessor of a
camera and shows every indication Of
becoming as big a kodak fiend as you
can find anywhere.
Prof Perrot will give the fourth OF the
series Of winter lectures at the Presbyter-
ian chm CHI on Monday evening. His sub
ipct will be Rugby andOxford.;'
c. w. Holmes returned Tuesday from
a trip down the line in the interest OF the
Grand Forks wooden mills. He was
blockaded on this branch for several
days by the blizzard.
We have bought a car load of barbed
wire and nails for spring delivery. They
will be sold ut cash prices. A genuine
bargain for spot cash Look us up be-
fore you build, Elford Bros.
School matters in Loan are well looked
after by Alex Roney and S. A. Ferrie as
president and clerk while John Peterson
counts the cash. Their report shows n
balance in the treasury after paying off
al ;,,j<,GtnI
In the olga liquor cases, which have oc-
cupied the time and attention OF Justice
Gbson's for two or three days this week,
Saul Pion and John Dease were both held
to appear at district court it Il bond OF
$3.50 in each case.
This is the jewelers. slack time SO now
is the opportunity to bring in your old
watches that have been laid away for
years needing repairs. Have them re-
built and readjusted in the latest and
most scientific manner by A. O. Void,
the jeweler. 25
The party named McDermott, who
was missed from his claim in Billings
during the heavy storm New Years day
has been heard from at Devils Lake. He
was severely frozen before reaching shell
ter,and has been receiving treatment at
the hospital.
A train reached L,,ngdon last Monday
in time to allow the local X. OFF going
down to Park River and take part in the
institution OF new lodge. About a
dozen OF the boys headed by H. D. ALERT
grand keeper ofrecords and seal aided
in the work aud enjoyed the jollities o
the occasion. The banquet was served
by GU" old time acquaintance Billy,
Monroe aud was a butte
Il. Gordon was in from hispraire home
in West Perry between The storms oilast
week and paid us IL pleasant visit. Mr.
is democrat and an old war veteran
from Pennsylvania and can tell interest.
ing stories OF camp lie on the battle
fields OF the south while fighting under
General Hayes. There's something like
sixteen old soldiers residing in this part 81
the county and the desire is expressed by
many that Il G. A. Il. post be established
here in Langlon.
Sheriff McGauvran took another in
sane patient to the asylum at james
town on Tuesday. The unfortunate man
| is Samuel kerner, a single man residing
in Fremont, who for months past has
given evidence OF being weak minded
but recently has become violently insane
He is known by his npighbors as "Fisl
trap Sam" aud imagines himself tn
illustrious George Washington and il
always worrying over the outcome O
the revolution fought by our forefathers
Comr Dunford accompanied the sherii
ON the trip.