Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-12-22


boyd sells sour vouchsr" -four; the
best on the market.
n. B Doushty's little family have.
been quite sick all week.
Tuesday nights debate will undoubt.
eddy draw another crowded house.
p. Wild is here from Osnabrock, one
of the unfortunates doing jury duty.
Capt. Gushing took yesterdays train
to the Forks to look up militia matters
and other things.
| d. G. McAllan came in from the
Brock yesterday ana was spectator
at court between trains.
G. Chisholm was the lucky one TO win
the tailor made suit of clothes at "Little
Joe's" drawing last week.
Attorney Doughty may be counted
among the busy ones at court this week
with % cases on the calendar.
Pat Shelp and wife boarded today's
passenger for holiday trip east, Bell
vile, Ont, being their destination.
Miss Veda Oke, the primary teacher,
left yesterday to spend the Xmas vaca-
ton with her parents across the line.
| T. j. Burns, the Milton relative of the
Scottish bard, is circulating among
friends and attending court this week.
Jno. King accompanied by his wife
and daughter were down from Cypress
last week few days visiting the family
OF Jos. Little.
A dance at the McGregor home, mile
south of town was largely attended and
much enjoyed by Langdon young people
Friday evening.
Lawyer II. A. Libby, the mayor of
Park River, was among the first to put in
an appearance at the opening Of court
Monday afternoon.
Buy "Our Voucher" and Family
Patent" -four, the celebrated brands
made by the Milton Milling Co. For
sale only at J. B. Boyd's store.
Don forget the children for Christmas.
We have the largest assortment of toys
and Christmas goods in the county at
any price you want. ALERT & Co.
Prof. Worthineton, who is teaching a
winter term of school in Hope township,
was in the city Monday looking after n
case. We acknowledge pleasant call.
For SAnE-A fine farm 100 acre farm,
partly improved, four miles north of Ores
den. Will sell on time, cash preferred.
Jonathan Howell, Hyde Park, N. D. 23*
Geo. H. McHardy, of BeauIieu, is one
OF those farmers that always remembers
the printer every fall. He came in SatuI-
day aud had his subscription renewed
to 1900.
| G. l. Lindstrom, the receiver at the
Grand Forks land Office spent a few
hours in the city Monday with his
brother, A. E. Lindstrom, the new editor
Of the Republican.
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you know you will get 100 cents worth
for every dollar you spend by buying
your jewelry at the old reliable place
The Langdon Pharmacy.
Duncan Crear, the big farmer out at
Daniels was among those aboard today's
train going south. His destination be-
ing Stratford Ont, where he spends the
winter holidays with the old folks.
J. l.. Northcott, a former Langdon re-
sident, was up from Osnabreck last
Saturday. Business is booming down
the line, more especially since John
welcomed son and heir on Thanks
given Day.
E. W. Blakely is putting up two
story frame house on the residence pro-
perty he bought last week on Division
street, north of Fl. E. B1rtch. He will
move his family here from Killarney,
Man, as svon as completed.
George Gardner returned Saturday
from a trip down the line inspecting the
elevator and milling interests of Nc
Hugh & Gardner at Conway and Forest
River. The OUTLOOK for plenty of cars
from now Cd he reports as good. >
K A. McNiven expects to leave with his
family shortly for a six months visit to
tho Pacific coast. with view of restor-
ing his failing health. 1t Is possible be
may spend much Of the time at Calistoga,
Cal, where w. H Conn and H. o..
Bjornerud and their families are located.
S\Tony Habern,ann opened up his new
restaurant in the Reiber building next
to Elford's store Tuesday evening with a
free oyster supper which he served up
to his friends from 6 to O'Clock. Tony
IS favorite with the trade and his new