Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-06
The best line of ten cent and nickle
c1Qars at the ArmorY

l AASee~S
cigars at the Armory.
Candidates for Office will find that
Gerkie's cigars are vote getters
Mrs. Beer has been on the sick list
since Friday but is now convalescing.
Rev. Pouliot holds services at the
Catholic church OH Sunday at the usual
hour, 1870 a. m.
Mrs. Bradley and mother took yester'
days train for Hannah for a few days
visit with friends.
Try the new fruit and confectionery
store-at the Armory stand when you
want a good cigar.
Mrs. Flumerfelt was up the line for q
short visit with her sister Mrs. Mathesen
at Dresden last week.
A four year old daughter Of Paul Poir,
of Osnabrock, died on Sunday evening
last after short illness.
Mrs. Duncan Stewart was the loser
of a large stack of hay struck by light
ming during Saturday evening.
Mrs. G. II. McDermott returns to.
day from two months visit with
friends at Spring Valley, MINI.
Mrs. Jno. P. Power and children re-
turned to-day from an extended visit
with relatives at Crookston. MINI.
If you are running for office and want
the vote of every smoker have a box of
Gerkies cigars along while canvassing.
Mrs. Davis is down from Hannah for
few days visit at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. F. Jackson, on Fifth street.
Mrs. Fred bennett and little daughter
came up from Milton last Monday and
spent a part of the week with Langdon
friends
Friday the 2lst inst. is the date set for
a concert to to given by the NJ Z. church
choir under the direction Of Attorney
Richardson.
Mrs. j. D. Mines friends will be glad
to note the improvement in her condition
this week. Last Friday fears We're en-
tertained for her recovery.
Mrs. Montgomery, who has spent a
part OF the summer here, visiting her
siste", Mrs Allan Pinkerton, returned
home Monday to Coopers'own.
Misses Schneider & Wild will open up
their new stock of fall and winter milin-
cry i'll the building now occupied by
the law firm Of Dickson 4 Dickson.
Mrs. p McGauvran, of Osnabrock,
whose health has been quite poor of late.
is visiting at the home of Mrs. Jno. Nc
Gauvran while undergoing medical treat
ment
j. B. Beauchanp, OlSa's solid business
man and democrat, has returned from a
round of visits east. including a stock
buying trip to Duluth over the new Eos
ton branch.
Mrs I. e. Richardson is this week
entertaining her brother, Prof. Chas. c..
Kirk, Of Toledo, Ohio. He is "a teacher
of the piano and organ and may decide
to locate here.
Mrs. John L. Robertson is numbered
among the sick this week. her condition
on Sunday being considered quite serious
An improvement was noted yesterday by
DR.. Gibson, the family physician.
Miss Lilly McGregor is seriously ill
this week with a return of her former
trouble, appendicitis. 1t is intended if
her condition will permit to take her to
the hospital at Grand Forks where an
operation will be performed.
"A train load of 81 cars of cattle were
shipped east from Osnabrock this week
by McCabe Bros, of Pembina county.
They have been grazing Oil the stock
range of the Sims boys, south of Osna-
brock, during the summer. The entire
herd owned by McCabe Bros, consisted
of LOO head.
R. T. Burke's brother, Attorney w. }
Burke, of Bathgate received the republi'
can nomination for States Attorney Of
Pembina county and will chase votes
with that we'll known legal light, VIM
McMurchie OF st. Thomas from now I'm.
till election. Both good fellows. but
Macs democrat you see-thats all.
This week we publish the seconc
official report Of the state Bank of Ores
, den, which was only organized during the
past summer. 1t shows that the deposits
have largely increased since the Ids
statement issued in fact nearly doubled
in amount. y fact tnal speaks we'll bc,'
Tor Dresden and the banks cashier, Mr.
; G"rhlug.
Judge Dorvars old grey pony BILLY
who's cid enough to vo.e and has been ;
pc, Of the family 70: fourteen years mis-
terously disappeared from The pasture
, adjoining the judges residence durln}
Friday night The value of Billy OF
the horse murke, is merely nominal com