Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-13
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NoAt NOuuUy ID GOAVu DonOo1 Joy O.
the Omaha expo.
Will. Bucklin took Mondays train fol
a business trip to the Forks.
w. F. Winter graced the city of Ores
den with his presence on Monday.
Mrs. w. r. Derbie, of Hermon, Mimi.
is visiting with Mrs. A. I. Oak OF this city
Charlie Smith was here from Osna
brock again Monday on short business
visit. ....
Mrs. E. Pennock and daughter have
been spending week with Park River
relatives,
You can get basket Of grapes at the
lowest market price at Flumertelt &
Bucklins.
Landlord Cramond was on the sick list
the early part of the week, but is able to
be around again.
H. j. Haskamp will personally oversee
his extensive interests at Osnabrock and
Dresden this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt McGruer are spend
ing the week with relatives and many
old friends in the city.
Mrs. T. E. Burke and Mrs. Brogan re-
turned Tuesday from visit relatives at
Devils Lake and st. Paul.
Mrs. T. E. Pierce and baby we're pas
sengers toLarlmore on Tuesdays passen-
ger for visit with her parents.
Misses Grace Morgan and Agnes Craw-
ford leave tomorrow for Grand Forks,
where they will attend the university.
If you are running for office and want
the vote of every smoker have box of
Gerkies cigars along while canvassing.
DR.. Shepard made business trip to
Grand Forks this week. Mrs. Shepard
and baby wentalong as far as Park River.
Prof. Chas. Kirk is meeting with up-
qualified success in the organizing of his
class OF pupils in piano and organ study
here.
Mrs. Stella M. Wells-Stevens came up
on Tuesdays train from her home at
Arvilla for weeks visit with her parents
south of town.
For SALE-I have for sale several re-
built thresking engines and separators
in fine condition and unreasonable prices.
John Cook, Grafton, N. Oak.
w. B. Dickson's new residence on the
hill will be furnace heated this winter.
The plant is being fitted up by the hard
ware firm of Plummer & McNiven.
John Robertson, the local buyer for
the Independent Elevator Co., is likely
to prove a warm number on the coal mar
ket. He is booking orders for delivery
at $3.50 per ten.
Mrs. +. J. Blakely has decided 10 close
out her stock of millinery and fancy
goods and the entire stock in her store
will be sold at sacrifice while it lasts.
See display ad. in these columns.
Ed Reilly and Harry Mckay, the drug
gists in charge at Hannah and Wales,
respectively, were north bound passen-
gers Saturday. They had been sight
seeing at the Grand Forks street fair.
Walhalla talent is busy rehearsing for
a minstrel show to be held on Thanks
giving night. The band boys are getting
it up and fifty burnt-cork artists will
knock the whskers off as many time
worn old jokes.
The free-for-all trot at the Morden
races last week, for Il purse of $500 was
won by George S. Five heats were
trotted, the race being jockeyed by the
driver of lone, horse from Brandon
Man Time 2:17,-the best record yet
made in Manitoba.
There was some trouble over in Lang.
don over the nominations, but we have
not heard that there is any doubt as tC
the election of Frank Mercer as sheriff
He is really one of the best men of the
county, from business standpoint anc
the republicans say good things for him
He is sure of the election. -Walhallt
Mountaineer.
John Gatschene, Sr, ex-commisslone'
of the First District, who has been con
fined to his bed for several months will
paralysis. was taken to the Morden hos
pital last week where he will undergo al
operation which is the last hope held GU
, of sparing the old gentleman's life. MI
Gatchene is seventy-seven years old an
is one of the pioneer and most respecte
settlers of the Mt. Carmel settlement.
) Joseph Charpentier left on Monday TO
3 st. Paul, where through the influence c
, friends he will gain admittance to tn
Hospital of the Little Sisters of the Poo
!. an institution for the care OF aged an
intilm people in needy circumstances
t Although only about 60 years OF age tn
q poor old man is fast nearing the end {
f life and to many who have known hll