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

Below Zero-The prices on heating
stoves at Dedrick's.
Boyd is selling fifteen pounds Of evapor-
ated apples for one dollar.
Saturday wemakc 20 per cent cut on
dry goods. Schulke & Moore.
Miss Agar's new residence on Spruce
street is enclosed and nearly completed.
You can get 16 pounds Of granulated
sugar at Schulke & Noorss for q dollar.
Don't buy your apples until you get
Boyd's prices. A carload on track next
week.
Another whole week has passed with
out our goose hunters having returned
from Lake Au Morris.
The date OF the Catholic fair has been
set for next week, commencing Thes-
day at the Donovan hall.
Senator Jas Doble, the statesman from
Dobyville, was in from the western end
OF the county awhile yesterday.
J. w. Fasg and wife are rejoicing over
the arrival OF little son at their home.
which event occurred few days ago.
Winter footwear will soon have to be
brought out. If you need something
both warm and neat see tho new stock
at Elford Bros.
Fred Davis, the old standby at Boyd
Headquarters store, has been laid on the
shelf with a light touch Of the fever, but
is coming around all right.
Ed Laycock has been viewing the new
towns out west and is closing a deal
whereby he expects to open up meat
market at Wales this winter.
w. H. Shepard, the irrepressible Noon
man, was down from Hannah Friday to
meet his mother who comes from the
south end of the state on visit
Fleming May has decided not store his
bike away in winter quarters, but will
give all the boys a chance to learn to
ride wheel. Tickets sell at fifty cents.
Fred Wilson, the genial young druggist
from Walesopols, was down here to the
Club dance Thurday evening and again
Sunday to fill the gap in our social
circles.
August Peterson has gone into the
wheat buying business at Milton and
gets many shipments from Loan
farmers who were nelghbors OF his in
the old days.
The McGregor boys returned Sunday
from three days goose hunt at Sweet
water Lake with 90 ducks and geese.
Pretty good sport for two, only in camp
couple OF days.
DR.. H. j. Reisland, the well known and
successful eye specialist, of Bralnerd,
Mimi, will be in Langdon, November
9Th, 7th and 8th. Consultation freq.
Do not fail to see him.
The old saying is, 'the early bird
catches the worm,' and it is the same
with you. If you want to get up early
get one OF the famous Gilbert alarm
clocks for sale by A. o. Void the jeweler.
&c. Crammond, one of the old-time
hosts Of the Columbia, was up from La
kota Tuesday on a brief visit with old
acquaintance. He may engage in the
hotel business at Hannah but has not
yet decided.
Theodore Hankey had a pleasant
social time visiting old friends in Lang
don while down from Hannah last Fri
day. The Olson & Hankey meat market
he announces as being a success from the
word ego" with the trade all to them
selves.
Jenzen, the wife beaten, was released
from the county jail Saturday having
served a sixty day sentence His family
live few miles west of town, but will
be we'll satisfied if he never shows up
it being reported that he skipped town
on freight going south Sunday.
j. B. Boyd is out at Hannah this week
looking after the opening OF the new
Boyd & Davis store. They have one of
the best locations in the town while their
store and it's immense new stock will be
sure to prove hot number among the
business houses Of Hannah.
Evangelist W. V. Boltz, who has hold
a series OF interesting meetings here the
past two weeks, gave his closing dir
course Tuesday evening. Quite good
work has been accomplished, besides
which the reverend gentleman has made
a host OF friends. Mr. and Mrs Boltz
left on yesterdays train for the states Of
Oregon nndsWashington, where he will
continue his efforts.