Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-11-10

Full measure and weight at a fair plioe
on all goods at Taylor & Ferguson's.
Dave Milne came up from Milton and
spent Sunday with old friends in town.
Neil McKechnie spent election day on
his western Cavalier county homestead.
Jim Stevenson holds down clerkship
in Register Rylance's Office at the present
time.
Miss Mary Balhour was down from
Hannah the past week visiting city
acquaintance.
Try the new fruit and confectionery
store-at the Armory stand when you
want good cigar.
The G.. s. c., meets tomorrow-Fr iday
afternoon with Mrs D. H. Mcmillan
at half past two o'clock.
Langdon ladies cast solid vote against
Halland and complimented Mrs. Clark
with a handsome support.
The election business of Gerkie, the
cigar man, was only exceeded by the hac-
vest reaped by the livery men.
Cavalier county accorded Judge N. G.
Young majority of 573 votes. A high
compliment to an old time acquaintance.
Doc. Smith and A. F. Gardner dis
pensed political wisdom of the republican
brand among the voters of Dresden
Tuesday.
Principal Sheehan's scholars enjoyed a
holiday Tuesday while the professor ex-
ercised his elective franchise in Perry
township.
1t is the coming Sunday that Rev.
Pouliot conducts services at the Catholic
church. Our announcement OF last week
was in error,
Returns bulletined at Flumerfelt &
Bucklin's restaurant election night held
the crowd until the break of dawn We'd
nesday morning.
Editor Mccarthy was one of the re-
publican rooters that came up from Mil
ton to get the score on the legislative
ticket yesterday.
Rev Caldwell, the visiting Episcopal
clergyman breaches at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning at II a. M.
Subject of discourse, 'Temperance."
Chas. Crawford, teacher of Room No.
2 of our public schools, travelled thirty
odd miles to the extreme western part of
the county this week, to cast his vote.
Methodist services at Stilwell next
Sunday evening will be held at the resi-.
dence of j. H. Williamson instead of at
the Lyle school house as heretofore.
Hour of service 1880 p. m.
The race between Laidlaw and Plain
was the most interesting in The campaign,
nearly as much interest was manifest in
county superintendent of schools race,
especially among the ladies'.
VIM. N. Wright. the inspector of cleo
bring in the official returns from the out
side precincts and came distance of
forty miles.
The Democrats tabulated statement
the vote cast Tue day is the most COM
plete and authentic of any published at
this early date after the closing of the
polls. Preserve it for future reference.
Eph. Marriott retired from the res
taurant business on Tuesday of last week
and will probably spend the winter with
friends in the east. He thanks the pub
lie for the liberal share of patronage re-
ceived in the past.
Mesdames Kelly and Mcknight proved
themselves to be expert electione RS at
the polls in Harvey. Their efforts we're
in behalf of Mrs. Clarke and the rate at
which they gathered in the woman vote
of that precinct was caution.
Presbyterian services will be conducted
pext Sunday by Rev. Thos. Dougan as
follows: At the Falconer school house
at 1880 a. m.; at McLean's school house
at p. m. and in the evening at 7:3O at
the Presbyterian church in this city.
Frederick Lyceum Theatre Co., sup.
porting the brilliant little star Myrtle
Vinton. will be at the Donovan Hall on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights
Prices 25, IS and 50 cent. Reserved
seats now on sale at Donovan's drug
store.
A vote of thanks and a box of good
cigars is due from the winners in Tues
days election to Editor Lee, of the Wal.
halla Mountaineer in return for the way
in which he took care of our ticket in the
east side of the county. See that be gets
them both gentlemen
Poor old Frawley's yellow campaigning
tactics show that the Cycle man, as vel
as his paper, is one of the veriest cranks
and mighty poor politician. He has nc
confidence among the people and under.
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