Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-04-20

not hurt.
Chas. j. Hops, of Grand Forks, visit
ed Langdon this week,
Fresh apples, bannas. fruits, figs,
and dates at Schulke's. 34-36
L. y. Kertson. of Moorhead. came
up the line Tuesday evening.
State oil inspector Lampman was in
the city Saturday on official business.
Landlord O'Brien. Of the Palace. re-
turned Monday from his trip to Shell
DON
Their will be no services in the NJ.
+. Church on Sunday in consequence
of the absence CT the pastor.
Father J. NJ. B. Genin, Of Bathgate
conducted services in the Catholic
church here Tuesday morning.
Miss Anderson, Of Osnabrock, and
Miss Ialght. of Milton, were in the
city visiting friends on Monday.
The Pembina Co. Democrat has been
getting out some fine immigration al
ticles this week. Keep it up Bro.
Gagnier.
The Gazette Witness, of Park River
came out with "bliZzard editor last
week, owing to the non-arrival Of its
patents.
VIM. keenan, now possesses dozen
decoy geese and will accordingly create
a big havoc among the grey feathered
tribe out at the lake.
Street Commissioner Souch has had
a gang of men at work draining the
water off the street. Quite an i'm
provement is noticeable.
Bills are out announcing the sum-
mer meeting of the Morden Turf Club
for June 18th and 18th. Purses
amounting to $1,000. will be given.
L. G.. Richard left Wednesday for
Nanceburg, Wis. He will return in a
few days, bringing his family with
him. Having succeeded in renting a
house.
ARTHUR Gamble, who recently visited
Texas, on ii prospecting tour, returned
home Saturday night Of last week fully
satisfied to continue being North
Dakotan.
The. dealers in farm machinery have
commenced to do a large bust
ness. Farmers are investing in i'm
plements to a larger extent than in
previous years.
Prof. Jos. Kennedy, Of the State
University will conduct the teachers
institute that is to be held in Langdon
in June, commencing on the 10Th an0'
closing on the Oath.
w. j. Mckee and James Fisk. of
Ont; arrived in the city
night and have decided to
locate here. Mr.. Mckee is a brother
in-law of Robt. Flemming.
w. w. McQuarrie, the we'll known
druggist of Langdon, has accepted
position in Foogman's store. He is so
we'll and favorably known that it is
for us to speak of his
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Times.
p. Mclean turned up alright on
Monday night from his trip South Da-
kota. He reports having met Fred
Angliss in Grand Forks who sent his
regards to the boys of Company E.
Mike Sullivan has. returned from his
trip to the Chicago stock yards. He
had the i'll luck to- lose one Of his car
load of steers on the trip which knock
ed off most of the profit, consequently
he does not display the gold watch the
boys expected to see.
In consideration Of the number
and quality of blood horses in the city
and county why would it not be a good
idea for the owners to get together
and arrange For a parade OF blOOded
animals some Saturday afternoon.
The sight would be an interesting one
and would serve to let the people know
what grade of horses are to be found
in Cavalier county.
Judge Dawson's court was occupied
last Friday afternoon with the case
Apfield VS. Gilmore with Attorneys
Doughty and Kessler looking after the
interests of the respective parties
The question of dispute was the dis.
posing of mortgaged property without
publication of notice of so doing
Both sides of the case were ably hand.
led by the attorneys and considerable
interest was taken in the case by the
usual quota of bystanders. Dawson
with held his decision until to-day.