Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-10-21
HEARD ON THE STREET.


H. B. Doughty: Milton folks won't
60 out with Reilly any more"
Pat Mulligan: 1t has been dry hard
job, but the blowing has been cleaned
up pretty we'll just the same.
A.. Schulke: Ana arranging for the
shipment of car Of apple. The price Of
this fruit is nearly one.haIf greater than
last year.
Prof. Jas. Fleming: l did intend re-
turning to college at Winuigeg this week
but have decided to indulge in weeks
goose hunt before settling down to
hard grind OF study for the whole winter.
Ed. Elford: The new straw burnes we
| have on sale cOmmends itself to all who
have examined it. Over dozen have
been sold and orders keep coming in. 1t
is just what the farmers want as they
can save their entire fuel bill.
Sup't Fox: Teachers examination will
be held i'll Langdon at the city hall on
Friday OF next week: the Doth inst All
who intend taking examinations this
! winter should be present as there willnot
be another opportunity until next March
Rev. S. F Beer: The new NJ. E. par
sonage is at last nearly completed and
will make handsome and comfortable
home for the residing pastor of this
church for many years to come. 1t has
taken a little longer to finish than at
first expected, but skilled labor has been
a scarce commodity hare this fall.
W. E. Davis: Drove up through the
the western part OF the county this week
and sold Il fine bill Of goods at both
Dresden and Hannah. A person travel
ing through the county can but be i'm
pressed with the appearance ofthe coun
try. Much building had been done this
year, and large new barns and granaries
greet one at every turn OF the road.
Boyd's-Annex-For Fur caps at any
price.
One way to get companion for your
claim shanty is to buy nice cook stove
at Dedrick's.
Dave Milne is helping to handle the fall
rush OF business at the Citizens State
Bank at present.
The Presby terian church is to be light
ed by electric lights which will decorate
and make it look better.
Rev. Landsbrough was in the city Fri
day on his way home to EIkwood from
the presbytery at St. Thomas.
The special services OF Evangelist
Boltz are now being held in the Wood
man Hall with increasing interest.
Next Sunday mass will be celebrated
at the Catholic church at Mt. Carmel
at the usual hour Rev. Poulot officiating.
H. D. ALERT was out to his Snow
Flake farm several days this week in
vestigating the loss of q number of
stacks OF grain by fire.
Rev Beer drove out to Hannah and
conducted services last Sunday. The
pulpit OF the NJ E. church in this city be-
ing filled by Rev. Brown. OF Hanna.
]. H. Mccullough was among those
who stopped over between trains yes
terday. He came up from Milton to
negotiate two or three loans with
parties in this vicinity.
A reception and social session will be
given by the members of the Y. P. S. c.
E. at the home OF Mrs. John. Mahon On
Halloween Eve, on which occasion the
"Y's" and their friends look forward to
having an enjoyable time.
40. Void has now received his large
and complete stock OF new watches and
jewelry also fine line OF holiday goods,
silverware and wedding presents, which
he bought for cash at the lowest prices
and will be sold the same way. He can
and will make it an object for you to
buy OF him.
Last Sunday evenings service at the
Presbyterian church was conducted by
the Christian Endeavors in the absence
OF the pastor Rev. Dougan. The service
was largely informal i'll character, music
and short address with devotional exer-
else taking the place OF the regular dis
course. A pleasing innovation to the
regular program.
Boyd's-Annex-Fo Hosiery at manu-
iacturers prices.