Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-07-06
Fresh Bread at Schulke's,
Aft

Collector Bidlake was up from Park
River yesterday.
Auditor ALERT returned from his
Manitoba trip Saturday.
Ladies and Gents. Fine summer
underwear at Elford Bros. 4ltf
Oranges, apples, lemons, bananas,
figs and dates at Schulke's. 42tf
Peter McLaren returned Saturday
from trip to the World fair.
Beautiful Sateen dress goods in all
colors, selling fast at Elford Bros. 4s
Elford Bros have thousands of gents,
Ladies and childrens ties ut rock bot
tom prices. 4ltf
Thos. Brown and Harry O'Brien at
tended the picnic at Underwood's
grove Tuesyay.
Ralph Kelly, the good looking and
popular merchant from Milton was in
the city last week.
E. Elford had long and uninterest-
ing drive through the heavy and con-
tinuous rain on Friday.
Hail insurance in the St. Paul Fire C
Marine company. John E. 7ruax, is the
agent for this nsighborood.
D. II. Mcmillan and wife returned
Saturday from their trip to Chicago
and the old home in Ontario.
Fornice ripe strawberries. peaches,
bananas. oranges and other delicious
fruit call at Mrs Z. j. Blakely's 46-tf
Landlord Flumerfelt and wife drove
across to Devils Lake ON Sunday to
spend the glorious fourth with relatives
Methodist services Sunday next at
Radford's II Il. M: Cockett's 3 p. M,
and this city $50 p. m. L. 3. Robson
Pastor.
Jerry kelland will go to Cando,
Towner county, next week, where he
has several contracts for brick founda-
tions, etc.
Harry Weiland returned from his
western trip Saturday evening. which
he has apparently enjoyed to the
fullest extent.
Attorney kessler expects to Join his
his wifein Iowa shortly and will then
journey to the Columbian fair before
returning home.
j. ~. Sorley, of Grand Forks spent
several days here this week contesting
the filing on quarter section Of Cava-
lier county land.
w. J. Mooney left yesterday morning
for Minneapolis where he will attend
the summer meeting Of the Minnesota
racing association.
Chas. II. McDermott returned on
Friday from trip to West Superior.
He witnessed the DISASTROUS fire that
swept over Virginia, Wis. recently.
II. j. Mathisen, accompanied VIM.
Flumerfelt on the cross country drive
this week and will visit a number Of
old friends on the shores OF the Lake.
il. d. Murphy of Elkwood visited
the city Saturday and reports that he
lost horse while fording the Little
Pembina river. Narrowly escaping
with his own life.
Miss Annie Mooney, returned to the
city last Thursday after spending the
winter at WATERFOWL, Wis. She was
by John, the only son Of
Postmaster Mooney.
No services were held in the M. E.
church last Sunday morning, owing to
Pastor Robson being unable to reach
home. He was detained by the
Of water in the coulies.
Read the three-column harvest ma
chinery announcement of B. r. Click
this week. If in need of machinery
with which to take off your crop call
and examine the newE Deering and
Champion harvesters.
George Barlow, who has had charge
Of Wieland's tonsorial parlors dur
ing the latter's absence, journeyed out
to Woodbridge to spend the Fourth.
He combined business with plea
sure by running shooting gallery.
Hob. F. w. Mclean and wife came
up from St. Paul Friday and are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Orion this week.
From here they will go Washington,
where Mr.. Mclean will fill the position
of private secretary to Senator Roach.
Rev. John. Scott spent last week
down at Tyner where he attended
meeting Of the Pembina presbytery.
The meetings of the presbytery were
presided over by Dr.. Marshall of New
York. An interesting session was
reported.
A severe loss befell Jas. McPhail
on Saturday afternoon during the
Two heavy working
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