Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-06-15
For good meal 60 to Schulke's.
Get your gloves at Elford Bros. 4lt1

figs and dates at Schulke's. 42tf
Halvor Torgerson drove in from Elk
wood Saturday on business.
Beautiful Sateen dress goods in all
colors, selling fast at Elford Bros. 43
All over embroidery dresspatterns, no
No two alike, at Elford Bros. 43
Especial reference was made to the
Fargo disaster in the pulptis last Sum
day.
Jas Fraser returned Saturday even
ing from Il trip to the towns down in
the Valley.
Every visitor to the city during in
stitute week is invited to visit Elford
Bros, store. Al
The veranda placed in front of NJ.
Kelly's residence is admired by all who
have seen it.
r. l.. Hunt, of Park River. father of
Mrs. F. E. b. Mercer, was in the city
over Sunday.
Miss Gibson returned to the city Sat-
urday evening after an absence of
several weeks.
Tom Tough took his running ponies,
Chilly Taylor" and Zulu down to
Milton yesterday.
Stable Bros, announce a special sale
Of their stock, stating that they are
going out Of business.
John Grills has returned from Park
River and will handle Frank Moran S
horse Yonlock" this season.
Ladies', remember the all-over en-
drodery, no two dresses alike, at
Elford Bros, is selling very fast. ii
n detailed account of the disastrous
fire that swept through Fargo last
week is given Oh the inside pages.
J. GansIe and Attorney McMurche
of st. Thomas, drove up from the
Valley to attend to some collections in
this neighborhood.
Elforl Bros are receiving their third
shipment Of shoes this spring, includ-
ing ladies box toe shoes. Also a large
assortment of mems shoes. fl
Artist Reiber has done much to
freshen the appearance Of Schulke's
restaurant and fruit store with aplenti
full use of paper and paint.
Pete Mclean had a Plano harvester
in motion Oh the streets OF Milton last
Tuesday, taking advantage Of the num-
Der of people attending the Fair Day.
Fred II. Stoltz of the firm OF Warner
& Stoltz, was in the city Monday look
Ing over their branch yard here, which
is under the management of 0. G.
Wentworth.
Cashier Fraser, Of Langdon, and
formerly agent for the Great Northern
at this place, dropped into town be-
tween trains Thursday to visit old
friendS.-Neche Oak Leaf.
Lee White, who handles the business
of the Deering people up this branch
and has head quarters at Park River,
was up last week looking at some land
he has cropped in this neighborhood.
Chas. Clarke arrived in the city on
Saturday evening with a lot of very
desirable heavy farm mares that can-
not fail to please the eye Of those who
are looking around for real servicable
horse-fesh.
Postmaster Mooney has leased the
building owned by Frank Walker, and
at present occupied by Harry Wieland
as barber shop and will move the
the poSt-office fixtures moved III so as
to open up on July LIST.
Auditor ALERT, Sheriff Pinkerton
and B. r. Click drove over to Devils
Lake Monday morning. They repre-
sent Lebanon lodge, No. "a as dele
gates to the big Masonic gathering
that convenes there this week.
Rev. John Scott will conduct services
in the NJ. E. church next Sunday morn
ing at II. There will be no services at
the Harvey Centre and Mona appoint
ments next Sunday as Pastor Robson
will be in attendance at the Walnalla
camp-meeting.
The camp meeting season is here
again. The Walhalla meeting COM
menced on the l4th and will be follow
by another at the foot of the mountain
near Mclean post-office' The attend
ance will doubtless be good-weather
and mosquitoes permitting.
On the 18th or this month the Great
Northern railroad will start the first
through train from St. Paul to the
Pacific coast, running through to
Seattle without change. Agent Glea-
son, at the Langdon depot has full
for gratituous distribution
Rev j. II. Keely of Larimore will de-