Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-10-14

II Boyd's-Annex-For the rich and the
poor.
! States Attorney Dickson spent . great
er part Of the week at Milton.
Il Boyd's-Aunex-ForF Fur caps at auy
price.
Miss A. Coanors spent few days last
week at Milton the guest of Miss Minnie
Reilly.
DR.. J. Mcclure. has removed from
Hanna to Cavalier, purchasing the prac-
tice of the late Dr.. Nugeut.
Frank Pspin was in from Loan on
Saturday arranging for rattle and
dance which comes of at his place on
the 18th inst.
A. S. Burrows, the veteran peddler OF
North Dakota dirt from Grand Forks, is
making regular sales at advanced prices
around here this week.
Rev. T. H Robertson and wife moved
into town last week and will occupy the
suite OF rooms on the second floor of N.
Farrells residence this winter.
Rev. Pouliot and Judge Dorval drove
to Mt. Carmel on Tuesday. Services be-
ing held at the Catholic church there
concentrating the death of Nicholas
Pcrius Sr.
Dave Milne returned Saturday from
Fremont where he has completed six
month term of teaching at the Elm Point
school, and has standing invitation tn
return in the spring.
j. Kelland and family moved out to
their farm in Linden this week, where
they will spend the winter. His house
in town will be occupied by T. E. Pierce,
buyer at the National Elevator.
Mrs. F. S. Smith and sister, Mrs. NJ.
Crawford, of Chicago, arrived in the city
Saturday, bringing along the baby, OF
course, and are visiting the home of Mrs.
B. R. Click, during the Doctors stay in
the city.
&c Dedrick gives us new ad this
week.-Mrs. been busy working most night
and day in his store and tin shop-of
course doing larger business than ever.
He will always manage to hold down
his share OF trade.
Druggist, F. S. Hertel arrived in the
city last week from the east with his
newly welded bride and left Tuesday for
the new town OF Dresden to assume the
management OF the new drug business OF
Messrs Click & Dawson.
Gerkie, the cigar man, has new
brand OF smokes that he will put on the
! market in few days. "The Hunter" is
the name OF the new cigar and each box
will be decorated with the "phiz' Of a
renowned Langdon pot hunter.
Elford Bros, have nothing to kick
about but ask you to look over their
new stove ad. They won't be outdone
when it comes to business and have the
largest stock this season they ever car
ried. Stoves good enough for Klondike.
That old established firm, The Langdon
Merchantile Co., whose name has be-
come household word with Langdon
buyers intend to make an aggressive
campaign for the big fall trade and quote
prices in their new ad this week that
cannot be beat.
D. W. Hines was in the city Tuesday
although scarcely score OF people were
aware OF the fact at that time. He came
in on the freight from the south atabout
nine O'Clock and was on his way home to
Hannah. From the rambling story the
poor fellow told he had wandered away
from the asylum at jamestown about
ten days. ago the greater part OF the
u distance having been travelled on foot
His mind still wanders and his converse.
ton jumped from the topic OF religion
to subjects as far removed asi possible
to imagine. While in town he made 9
brief call on Rev. Beer who on finding Of
his escape from the asylum wired to his
friends at Hannah informing them OF his
whereabouts, later he took him back TIC
| the train which was about ready to
leave for the end town. Hines seemed
t all the time afraid of people recognizing
him and at last suddenly lett the train
r when some boys appeared and began
asking if Hines was on board. His dis
, appearance was told to his friends and
: Mayor Mercer c. w. Clarke and Rev
Beer spent several hours trying to find
: what direction he had taken. He had
with him an old German Bible and two
large knives, the former he says he had
e stolen while the later he claims he used
in cffecting his escape.
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