Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-05-11
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s. B. Mahaney, of Larimore, was in,
the city Tuesday.
Auditor ALERT, wife andchildren re-
turned home Friday.
Frank Hodgins returned Saturday
evening from Grand Forks. t.
Judge Dawson went to Park River
Tuesday OH important business. -.
Adolph Schulke and wife spent Sun
day with friends at Mt. Carmel.
VIM. M. Graham. of Milton, was .,
guest of the Columbia on Tuesday.
Landlord Burke and wife visited
Park River on Friday between trains.
Commissioner John Gatschene, of
Mt. Carmel, was in the city Saturday.
Miss Fleming, of Osnabrock, was in
the city Monday visiting her brother,
Robert.
John Grills left Saturday for Park
River where he will continue in the
livery business.
Wall paper, window shades, curtains,
fancy tables, covers, tides, ETC., at
Mrs. E, J. Blakely. 38tf
Sewing machine agent Babin has
been rustling his line of goods in this
vicinity the last few days.
Ed. R. Swarthout, a popular livery
stable man from Park Park River,
registered at the Columbia Friday.
VIM. keenan, was conspicuous by
his absence the greater portion Of last
week. Business in Grand Forks the
cause.
Mayor Boyd and John Grills drove
to Osnabrock on Friday. The former
to look at his farm-Johnny carried
the gun.
The south Beaulieu school opened on
the 24th inst. with the former teacher,
T. G. Thompson in charge, with thirty
two names on the roll.
Louis Fierce, until recently one Of
the proprietors of the Fierce-Thorne
theatrical company. but now OF Park
River was in the city this week.
Editor Mccarthy, Of the Milton
Globe, visited the city Thursday even
ing. lie takes in the Worlds Fair some
time about the middle of this month.
Editor Doherty came up from Michi-
gan City Monday evening to take a
look at his tree claim, north of the
city and shake hands with old friends
Judge Walker drove down from Elk
wood Monday and spent the day with
friends in the city. He reports amy
amount Of ducks and geese out his
way.
Chas Chisholm's new residence is
rapidly approaching completion and
when finished will prove valuable
addition to the residence portion of
our city.
Mrs. Frank Carnathan accompanied
her husband, the good natured con-
ductor of Great Northern last Satur-
day, and visited friends in the city
oyer Sunday.
Mrs. Andrew Cairns, accompanied
by Mrs. Robert Cairns, has returned
from Osnabrock. The latter expects
to make her home in this city.-Devils
Lake Inter-Ocean.
Hon. H. 7. Helgeson and John F.
Anderson, of Milton, came up Monday
evening to meet Judge Dorval, of the
probate court, regarding the estate of
the late P. Haugen.
A three-year-old daughter of Chas.
Haugh had narrow escape last Sat
urday. While no one was watching
the little one it swallowed some lye
but for the prompt attendance of Dr.
Donovan it might have resulted fatally
Saturday being Arbor day many Of
our citizens made it a point to set cut
one or more shade trees. Supt Fox
sent out circulars to all teachers giving
instructions how trees should be sci
out and Il programme of exercises fol-
the day.
An electrician, in the employ of the
Western Union Telegraph company
was in the city last week over hauling
the instruments and battery at the
depot. While here he recharged the
battery at the Columbia. which rur
the electric bells.
Father Scott journeyed to Osna
brock yesterday, where his service:
were needed. He now smilingly cut:
another notch in the stick that tallie!
off the numberless events of a like
nature that he has performed during
his lengthy pastoral career.
Street commissioner Souch has beer
giving his entire time and attention t.
the cleaning up of the streets, alley
and backwards. in which good WOrl