Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-01-21
Ask for new cash prices at Elford Bros.

Ask for new cash prices at Eford Bros.
Albert Cavers was among the Hannah
folks in town Saturday.
Gunder Nelson was visitor in town
from Milton last Saturday.
Agent Stevenson resumed charge OF the
Ct. Northern depot here today.
Druggist Crosby went home to Inkste1
to spend Sunday with his parents.
Mrs. F. S. Smith is spending the week
with Miss Stella Bossard in Grand Forks
George VanAckearen was another to
join the honor roll of new readers last
Saturday.
We have decided on a. strictly cash
basis and marked the prices to the bot.
tom. Elford Bros.
Ii your watch needs repairing take it
to A. O. Void, the jeweler at McGruer's
drug store, Langdon. IA
John Rylance takes hold OF the work
in the register OF deeds office like regu
lar old time veteran at the business.
Joseph Power came back last week
from Crookston and brought his wife
and that wonderful new baby along.
Adam Witzel was in from Mt. Carmel
Saturday beaming with smiles. A youre
daughter arrived at his home on the 18th
Geo. S. Mcdonald called while in town
last Saturday and arranged for future
visits OF the big family journal that gives
all the news.
0. A. Webster the insurance man was
here from Grand Forks last week looking
up the condition OF various risks carried
by his companies.
0. c. Olson is up for a few days from
Drayeon this week visiting with his
brothers and looking after the rental OF
farms for another year,
Chas Haugh HAS his ice house erected
south Of the railroad track and has it
filled with $50 tons OF pure clean ice
ready for the summer trade.
Geo Fleming, one OF the typical North
Dakota rustlers from Fremont arranged
for the future visits OF his paper by re-
newal while in town Monday
Dan McAllan, who lost his Milton store
by fire and turned his insurance over to
creditors in Chicago makes settlement
all round OF % cents on the dollar.
Andy Knhmstedt is getting to the
front again with his Langdon COURIER
DEMOCRAT. The fire hit him hard one,
but he came up smiling.-Grand Forks
Herald.
The ladies guild OF the Presbyterian
church will give box social at the Court
House on Thursday evening of next week
which promises to be success in every
particular.
j. I. Duffy, the jolly old batchelor who
looks after Uncle Sans interests at the
customs port of entry at Walhalla finds
he can't keep house without the family
journal and put up the stuff in good ele-
giant coin.
Clara, the four year old daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ritter, who reside
near Osnabrock, died on the Sth inst, OF
OF the lungs. The bereaved
parents desire the DEMOCRAT to extend
their heartfelt thanks to kind friends apd
neighbors who rendered aid in the hour
of their affection.
The box social given bv the ladies OF
the Presby terrain church on Thursday
evening OF next week will be likely to
prove enjoyable all round. Each lady is
requested to take along u box contain
lug lunch Tor two, also Il couple Of tea
cups. The boxes will be sold at :}5 cents
a piece. Everybody is invited.
On Monday at noon Il. H. Holland as
sumed the title role OF landlord ut the
Palace Hotel, aud at this early date lie
has everything in perfect working order.
Tom says he will not rest content until
his guests are pleased to the utmost. Mr..
Morrison retires from the hotel to enable
his giving closer attention to the grain
business.
The tirsr OF u course oi six lectures on
and physiology was deliver
ed at the NJ. E. church last evening by
Mrs. Jean Morris-Ellis. Her remarks
were addressed more particularly toll
young men and women and the subject
was treated on strictly scientific me.
thod. The lecture was illustrated from
the platform with living subjects which
added greatly to the interest OF those
present. Human nature is subject
OF benefit to all and the lady should be
treated with good audiences during the
of her stay in the city.