Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-06-01
For a good meal go to Schulke's.

For a good meal 60 to Schulke's.
Get your gloves at Elford Bros. 4ltf
For an extra good Nickle cigar go to
Schulke's. 42tf
Chas Chisholm commenced moving
into his new house.
Mayor Boyd and w. F. Winter drove
down to Osnabrock Tuesday.
Louis Fierce will play ''Hazel Kirke :"
at Bathgate on st. Jean Baptiste day.
!, Comrade Chase, of Stillwell post
office, spent most of Decoration day in
IS city.
Elford Bros, want 5000 pounds of
cook butter and 10000 fresh egg; high
est price paid. 37-tf
Collector Bidlake was transacting
business in the city for the Plano bind
er folks Tuesday.
Wall paper, window shades, curtains,
fancy tables, covers, tides, ETC., at
Mrs. E. j. Blakely. 3Stf
Prof Sheehan, principal of the Lang
don city schools, spent Saturday with
friends at Walhalla.
Editor Gagnier, of the Pembina
County Democrat, drove over from
Bathgate last evening.
Tom Brown returned from Cavalier
Tuesday. lie has been looking after
his farm in that vicinity.
Oranges, apples, lemons, bananas,
figs and dates at Schulke's. 42tf
E. Foise, who received twenty day
sentence at the last term of court will
be set at liberty on Monday.
George Malone, of Mimic, was in
town yesterday doing a little collect
ing and shaking hands with Il number
Of old friends.
w. b. Watson, agent of the Dakota
Masonic Aid insurance company, was
in the city Saturday writingup policies
for 4 few of the boys
Dr. ioHcntZ started to-day tvr drive
@"t 20 me Nurt,r lnUHnjn.n country in
search Of game and to look over the
country west of here.
Wheat buyers llealy and Morrison
spent Sunday in Osnabrock visiting
friends and "squaring" themselves
with their best girls.
Mrs. S. ID. Gleason came up from
Osnabrock Monday to visit her hus-
band, who is acting us relief agent dur
ing the absence of Agent Stevenson.
Geo Mccullough, who was employed
by Editor Doherty, of the Republican.
some four years ago was in town this
week. He is now residing in Mani
toba.
Joe. Reiber and Bob McHugh re-
turned Tuesday with the horses that
strayed away about two weeks ago.
They found them three miles west of
Milton.
:. Photographer Salter has placed a
neat show case outside his gallery, and
the samples of work that will be dis
played there will prove quite attrac-
tive to the passers by.
d. James Fleming, brother Of Rob't
Fleming: of this city, arrived in Lang
don Oh Monday from Winnipeg, where
he has been taking course in theology.
lie will spend his vacation here.
N. W. Hall, of Grafton, general
agent of the Singer sewing machine
machine company, was in the city
Friday tracing up a team that one of
his agents. E. A. Babin had disposed
of recently.
Chas. Haugh: 1t isn't my fault if the
streets Of Langdon don't beat any in
the state this fall. We are putting in
the work where it is found to7be most
needed. New culverts and cross walks
have been laid where the old ones have
outliyed their usefulness.
Ole E. Peterson, who has been EN-
gagged during the past two weeks in
Strengthening quantity of paper for
Lloyd Investment company of James
town, in this county, remarks that lie
has never done business with as plea
SAINT class of people as lie finds their
clients in Cavalier county to be.
Judge Mooney surprised a host Of
friends by returning home last Friday.
The trip has apparently agreed with
him, and from the many amusing anec-
dotes he relates it must have been an
extremity pleasant one. He reports
having met Senator Roach and Col.
John Bidlake in Chicago and predicts
that after Roach's return to the Capitol
few choice political plums may be
expected to tumble into the hands of
the patient Office seekers of the state.