Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-02-09
To-day's temperature, 460 below zero.

To-day's temperature, 6obelow zero.
Sixteen days of zero weather without
a single break.
Wheat went up three cents to day.
Local price go cents.
Frank w ightson was up from Easily
getting pointers how TO play freeze out
with Old Boreas.
All leading merchants in Cavalier
county sell sour Voucher" flour, the
best on the ma; ket.
Attorney CleaIy was al Grafton this
week fraternizing with the legal talent in
Judge Sauter's court.
Landlord Cramond's banquet for the,
the merry dancers next Tuesday even
ing will be a feast fit for the gods.
Yesterday mornings ozone was de-
cldedly invigorating Thermometers all
registered 45o below-and lower-a re-.
gular rip-roarins shorter.
Merchant j. Kyle went through from
Hannah Tuesday as delegate from the
the end town to the head camp of the
Woodmen order at Grand Forks.
J. B. Boyd raised purse in short
order Monday forenoon to cover the ex-
pense of sending Jos. Wa,te's thirteen
year old son to the hospital at the Forks.
| Editor Lindstrom's forfeit Of years
subscription to the Republican is still
up fora dog fight between the out of town
c nine and Langdon's quarrelsome ours.
Sunday last Judge Dorval's family was
supplemented by the arrival of seventh
son, an event which will cause it to be
long remembered as red letter day in
the happy household up ON the hill.
Miss Fannie Ferguson, neice of Mrs.
John Mahon, and who is now filling con.
cert engagements in the east as special
soprano soloist, will visit the home of the
Mahon family a few weeks this summer
at the close of the season.
Messrs. Falls 6 Kelly, formerly OF
Park Piver have this week opened up a
tailor shop in the building one door north
of the A. +. Gardner ulniture store.
Mr.. G. H. Falls, the senior member OF
the firm, is cousin of Mrs. M. Kelly
and is we'll and favorably known here.
John Rode, formerly of Aberdeen, S.,
OAK, arrived i'll the city last week and
will shortly open up II barber shop in the
basement of the First National Bank
block Itremains 10 be practically de.
monstrated whether there is business
enough here to warrant the opening up
of a third barber shop.
Ole Tanem, a we'll known resident OF
the Wang settlement, was placed under
arrest Tuesday, charged with the selling
Of mortgaged property. The complaint
in the case was laid by the First Nation
al bank of this city. Several parties from
Walhalla were witnesses, having inno-
Gently purchased Ole's chattles. not
knowing they were mortgaged to the
bank. The hearing before Judge Sher-
| win was still in progress up to late
hour yesterday afternoon.
A terrible accident befell Grover, the
thirteen year old con of JOS. Waite, a
we'll known farmer eight miles east OF
town, on Wednesday afternoon of last
week. The little fellow was engaged at
work in the stable assisting his father
in doing up the chores towards evening,
when one of the horses he was standing
behind at the time gave him a savage
kick in the face, which shattered The
lower jaw IN such shape that it was
merely held in place by the flesh, which
also was badly lacerated. Mr.. Waite
brought his son into the city for treat
ment when DR.. Donovan placed several
stitches in the flesh and put the fractured
pieces of the jaw bone in pace. The
condition Of the little fellow not showing
the Improvement desired, he was taken
down to the we'll known st. Luke
hospital at Grand Forks on Monday a,
the suggtions Of the doctor. It liberal
purse being contributed by Langdon'e
generous citizens to enable his parents
to meet the expense of obtaining admis,
sion at the hospital.
TELL Your SIsTER:--A beautiful com
lplexion is an impossibility without good
pure blood, the sort that only exists il
connection with good digestion, healthy
liver and bowels. Karl's Clover Root Tes
Eacts directly on the bowels, liver and lad
tneys keeping them il Ps1tect heslth
Price Is cts. and SO Cts, sold By =. p
lAllsrt = Go.