Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-05-11
o. c. Wentworth visited Larimore

o. G. Wentworth visited Larimore1
this week.
Finlay Mcdonald is again smiling
around town.
Oranges, Lemons, bananas figs and
dates at Schulke's.
Geo. Hickney, relief agent at Osna-.
brock spent Sunday in the city,
The depot has been undergoing
severe attack Of spring cleaning.
Mike Healy went down to Osnabrock
Tuesday on business for his house.
] Fresh line of bread, aud all kinds of
pastry always on hand at Schulke's.
JOS Power spent a day or two this
week among old associates in the city.
Miss Ella Gogin came in from her
school at Osnabrock on Friday evening
and remained over Sunday with friends
in town.
Elford Bros, want 5000 pounds of
cook butter and 10000 fresh egg; high
est price paid. 37-tf
Pat McHugh rejoices over the arriv-
al of five we'll marked hunting dogs.
Rover" the sire Of the youngsters,
fully appreciated his Importance.
Frank Moran took a trip down the
line Monday morning and is not ex-
pected to return until he has purchas-
cd il thoroughbred trotting stallion.
MI. and Mrs. John Mahon expect
to leave Tuesday for an eastern trip
and will visit the greatest show on
earth before returning home to Lang
don.
Veterinary Holler, Of Crystal, has
been engaged in this neighborhood
all this week and will possibly decide
to locate here. We need veterinary
surgeon bad.
w. T. Reilly, of Osnabrock, will
have his thoroughbred trotting stallion
Valentine, at Kelly's livery stable, in
this city, on Wednesday of each week
during the season.
Auditor II. D. ALERT of Langdon is
at the Dacotah. Auditor ALERT is one.
Of the best men in North Dakota and
ever welcome in the metropolis
Grand Forks News.
NJ. Sullivan leaves tomorrow with,an-
other carload of fat cattle for the Chi
cago stock yards, This trip he will try
and End time to take in the big show
before returning home.
Rev. H. Brauer, pastor of the Lu-
theran church at St. Thomas, held ser-
vices at the residence OF Mr.. Timian
last Sunday. The reverend gentlemen
visits this point regularly each month.
Supt. Fox-I have a large box
of the reports Of the state superinten-
dent of public instruction at my office
which officers of each school board can
have by coming to the office after
them.
i Messrs Burke & Flumerfelt keep a
good hotel in the Columbia at Lang
don. 1t is quite metropolitan in its
appointments and no pains are spared
Ito make their guests comfortable
Gazette Witness.
. at the suggestion Of his many pa
irons, II. Weiland proposes to put a
bath room up this summer in connec-
ton with his barber shop. Those who
favor the PROJECT should drop in and
express their willingness to purchase
season tickets.
The Langdon literary society met
Friday evening and wound up its at
fairs, business and otherwise. until
November LIST. It being deemed pru-
dent that the society should remain in
state of suspended animation" until
that date.
| Hon. NJ. H. Murphy, who served as
representative of Cavalier county in
the first state legislature, spent yester-
day in the city and did not neglect to
call with Hon. Robert Muir the demo
cratic sage of Hamilton, at the News
sanctum and discuss the future proba-
bilities of G rover.-Northwest News
Sheriff Pinkerton has been busy this
week notifying the parties throughout
the county who have been drawn on
the jurors list to appear at district
court next week. He states that much
dissatisfaction is expressed at court
being held at. this season Of the year
it taking the farmer away from his
work.
VIM. Campbell, of Byron post office,
sent in an order this week for bills fol
his imported Clydesdale stallion
'sDarnley's Chief,'' Vol XI, No. SIS
This horse has recently been imported
into this country and is guaranteed tx
equal ANYTHING in the line of Clydes