Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-02-09


The flour mill is kept running steady
these days.
To test is toapprsciate the high quality
OF "Our Voucher" flour.
Editor Gushing was sufferer from
the grippe several days OF last week.
P. McHugh: Mooney HIS gone to
Honolulu to get married, so the boys say
Tamarac wood is the cheapest fuel
in the city. Sold by P. Gardner at 81. so
per cord.
Miss Julia Spangelo arrived Monday
from Cavalier for visit with friends
west of town.
Parsons, the grocer, unloaded car
load of flour from the Cavalier mills at
his store this week
Jas Elford, father of the Elford Bros,
is up from Bay Centre spending week
in the city with his sons.
| Sheriff Robertson has appointed l.. A.
Weed, of Hannah as deputy sh riff for
tho western part of Cavalier county.
| Mrs. J. w. Mahon, who has been quite
i'll for couple Of weeks has so far re-
covered as to be up short time each day.
/ Cashier Gerding OF the Dresden bank,
was down the line Tuesday and helped
to thaw cut this frigid atmosphere with
his genial smile.
Chas. A. Smith, the far famed horse
and cattle trader from Osnabrock, was
both seen and heard by his Langdon ac-
quaintances on Monday
Co. e boys received their new guns
this week and these together with their
now uniforms give our soldiers a hand
somer appearance than ever
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bucklin we're pleas.
antly surprised at their room on the
second floor the First National Bank
block last Thursday evening by about
| t enty couple of their young friends
who spent the evening pleasantly with
cards and dancing.
Revenue Collector Mcmillan is said
to insist upon druggists placing 2-cent
revenue stamp upon the 1-cent notes
which appear upon tho labels of Hostel
ter Bittsrs BOTTLES. Dan does not propose
that the Maine shall be forgotten. VAL
ley City Times Record.
The DEMOCRAT is glad to hear that
| VIM, O'ReiIiy, ono of lts old time friends
and valued correspondent of years ago
has gained new lease CT life since his
removal to New Mexico, and now holds
a lucrative position in the post office of
one of the lending cities down there.
L. R. Kelly spent day or two here
with friends last week. He expects to
move to Chicago in the spring and has u
deal under consideration for Q disposal
of his extensive business interests at
] Milton. Nothing has as YET been gwen
out for publication but Lapgdon capital
will probably be invested in the transfer.
| VIM. Reed and family returned We'd
nesday afternoon of last week from five
! weeks visit among friends and old
neighbours west of Langdon. He drove
F., all the way, having high sleigh box
i covered with canvas and stove in 1t,
and got as far west as Towner county.
He says he was out some of the coolest
days, yet he was quite warm in the sleigh
--Bathgate Pink Paper.
Dan Meehan, whose knowledge Of tree
planting and gardening generally Is con-
coded to be equal to that of anyone for
miles around, will represent the nursery
and tree firm OF Bakken & Co., of North
wood N. D., during the present season.
These people deal exclusively in extra
hardy northern grown fruit and forest
trees and have for years past done 8
large and satisfactory business in the
northern part of the state. Mr.. Meehan
I has been appointed salesman for Cavalier
county and will take and look after the
4 delivery of orders placed with him.
: Don't cost much and they are
!, always remembered Valentines
\ Look over our 80 assortment
We have q large stock ana SEINE
new things this year that will
interest you. Prices from 5 ctl
s ! II y
70 o.. n. D. ALERT & Go.