Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-13

city between trains.
The best line of ten cent and nickle
cigars at the Armory.
Candidates for office will find that
Gerkie's cigars are vote getters.
Full measure and weight at a fair price
on all goods Mt Taylor & Ferguson's.
Gerkie's cigars are vote getters this
fall. Candidates shouldn't overlook this
Miss Agar is having roomy addition
built to the rear of her Spruce street
residence.
Try the new fruit and confectionery
store-at the Armory stand when you
want good cigar.
You get best values on pears, peaches.
plums, grapes, apples, oranges and
lemons at the Armory.
Cream candies, assorted candies and
stick candies are all fresh and sweet at
Flumerfelt & Bucklins
B. Prom was up from Milton the first
of the week to jolly up the republican
candidates from the south-end.
Prof. Sheehan has had the carpenters
at work on his house this week getting
things fixed in shape for winter.
Two car loads OF cattle came through
from Hannah last Monday, they were
being shipped to st. Paul by NJ. Olson.
The Cardo entertainers open up at the
Donovan's hall tonight for weeks en-
gagement at popular 10 and 20 cent
prices.
The Langdon Implement Co.. added
another improvement to their Oak street
property this week in the shape of a
platform scale.
Frank Mercer gets a nice boquet of
compliments from the Pembina county
papers which give him a big boost toward
the sheriff's office.
Dan McGruer came down from the
north Monday afternoon to meet his
brother, Robert, from Duluth, who was
here on a brief visit over Sunday.
Jno. S. Gogin went down to his Osna-
brock farm yesterday. He hopes to re-
sumo threshing operations if the weather
will only continue fine long enough.
Walter Prince, stenographer to Judge
Sauter of this judicial district, is at Far
90, having taken charge of the clerical
department republican campaign com-
mittee,
DR.. H j. Meiklejohn came in from the
north Saturday having made a short visit
to Winnipeg over the G. P. R'y. He was
accompanied by his brother, VIM. Melkle-
john, of Morris, Man.
d. H. Mcmillan was at the state capital
the latter part of last week on political
mission over which many local repub-
Iicans are at present tearing their shirts
while the democrats are enjoying quiet
laugh at their expense.
Hon. Rob't Fleming, the Cavalier coun-
ty Independent honored with recognition
on the state ticket, got a top o-column
position among the political big guns in
the art gallery of the Plaindealer last
week. Bob's handsome man and that
photo half tone cut showed it.
The county ticket as placed in the
columns of the DEMOCRAT last week was
correct and complete with the exception
of the omission of Co. Com'r of the
First District. This oversight has been
rectitied and our next county commits
sioner, Peter Zettel, will be found in his
proper place. Every reader will do the
right thing by placing an X after ''Pete's"
name on the ballot Nov. Sth.
Hon. J. H. Williamson came in from
Stilwell on Tuesday to obtain medical
advice for his mother, Mrs. Stilwell,
who is IN her eighty-sixth year. She
has for years suffered with failing
strength and her present condition is
considered critical. 1t is possible that
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possible for Mr.. Williamson to give bis
Legislative candidacy as much time and
attention as he had at first intended.
Two new voting precincts we're estab.
lished by the county board while IN
session last week which places within the
reach of all settlers IN the unorganizeo
portion of this county-that section
which lies west and southwest of the
county seattle right of exercising theil
elective franchise, without being put tt
the inconvenience of travelling twenty
and in some instances tbirty-fve miles
for that purpose. The new polling places
in the precincts as established by the
commissioners are as follows: Those re-
siding III congressional town 1872, of rang
Ga. have been attached to the Grey town
ship precinct and will cast their vote a
that place. Unorganlzed towns lo9, LIT
and 1G1, of range 81 and town 1Gl o