Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-06-01
Fresh Bread at Schulke's. 42tf


Mr.. and Mrs Gardner are both quite
sick and confined to the home.
Washing machines and churns at
the lowest prices at Flford Bros. 4Otf
Findlay Mcdonald, the deputy shec-
if from Milton was IN town on Friday.
w. d. keenan,, is out in Perry town.
ship attending to his duties as asses
sor.
Good prices were the rule at the sale
OF Samuels Hines household goods last
Saturday. ..
Elford Bros have thousands of gents,
Ladies and childrens ties at rock bot
tom prices. 41tf
A. Larson, formerly conductor on
this branch line came up from Lari-
more Friday.
l.. "A. Kertson, came up from Moor
head and talked business with the
boys on Thursday.
w. J. Mooney, who can now write
P. NJ, after his name, went down to
Milton OH Monday.
M. Kelly has had men employed this
week digging we'll and putting in
cistern at his house.
The all over embroidery at Elford
Bros, will stand inspection. They are
the finest goods III town. loft
Parnell C'Brien. a Young son Of
Landlord O'BrieN> Of the Palace hntel
is quite sick with lung fever.
M. II. Murphy drove in from Elk
wood Tuesday and is enthusiastic over
the crop outlook in hif neighborhood.
Mrs. J. D, McGruer left on Friday
for New Paynesyille, Mimi, where she
will visit a few weeks with Mrs. Chal-
mers.
Among the new recruits to the BIZ
cycle company is Milton Elford, who
is sporting one Of the latest improved
pneumatics.
Messrs McHugh. Reiber and Robe
son are still securing the horizon for
their horses that strayed away about
two weeks ago.
DR.. J. Reilly of Milton, visited the
city Tuesday. He is slowly recover
ing from the severe accident that be-
fell him about Il month ago.
Samuel Hines took his canvas cover
ed wagon on a trial trip to Cypress
township and OH his return will start
on his drive to Kansas. He expects to
be on the road some six or eight weeks.
Postmaster J. B. Chale, of Olga, was
in Monday doing business with Jud &c
Dorval. He is quite jubilant over the
crop outlook and say that the pros
pect for big yield is all that could be
desired.
Elford Bros, have purchased the
post-oftice building. They intend to
enlarge it by annexing 40 feet to the
rear end and use same for general
store. When completed it will be one of
the best in the city.
Contractor Loynes will commence
work this month on the addition that
is going to be built to DR.. Donovan's
drug store. When the work is COM
pleted the doctor will have one of the
finest appearing stores in the city.
Langdon was visited this week by
lady who offered for sale wonderful
complexion balm at the ridiculously
low price of $1.0O per bottle. Quite a
few of our mountain bellies, who wish
ed to add to their natural charms,
were inveigled to drop big silver
cart wheel into the palm of the fair
peddler.
DR.. L. B. Gibson, Of London Ont,
who has been looking over Langdon
and its surrounding country since his
arrival here last week. has decided to
cast his lot in our midst. He has a
number of old acquaintance aud warm
1llClluo uClC Abu VII NC d hClCOlllC
QUESTION to the community at large as
the practice is much larger than the
resident physicians are able to look
after.
Hon. Peter Cam eron of Bathgate,
railroad commissioner, was in the city
this week on his return from Bisbee
where he had been on the invitation Of
citizens of that place to investigate the
reason for the extraordinary lack Of
railroad and elevator facilities at Bis
bee on the Cando Branch Of the G reat
Northern. Mr.. Cameron seems to
have gone to work at the matter with
an earnestness that proves quite fatal
to the position taken by General Mana
ger Mohler and the reasons that gen.
tleman gives for such lack of railroad
and elevator and railroad facilities.
For instance Mr.. Mohler writes MI.
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