Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-06-08
Fresh Bread at Schulke's.
Aft

Schulke's. Aft
Spring and summer shirts speciality
at Elford Bros. 43
Morris Orion departed on Monday
TO the Worlds Fair.
Editor Gagnier, of Bathgate, re-
turned home Saturday.
VIM. Plummer returned from a brief
trip to Inkster on Friday.
Ladies and Gents, Fine summer
underwear at Elford Bros. Aft
Deputy Auditor Machone drove out
to his farm Sunday afternoon.
Mayor Boyd visited his farm south
of Osnabrock the first of the week.
Banker McHugh and Postmaster
Mooney visited Edinburgh on Monday.
Joe Catherwood, the 'erstwhile editor
of the Milton Globe, visited the city
last Friday,
Elford Bros, want 5000 pounds of
cook butter and 10000 fresh egg; high
est price paid. 37-tf
Wall paper, window shades, curtains,
fancy tables, covers, tides, ETC., at
Mrs. E. j. Blakely. 3Stf
Parnell, the young son of NJ. D..
O'Brien is slowly recovering from a
serious attack of lung fever.
Robert Naismith drove down from
Woodbridge on Tuesday and transact
ed business at the land office.
DR.. p. G.. Donovan, Of Neche, came
up Friday to take charge of his
brothers practice until his return.
Eightnew names have been placed on
our subscription list this week They
want the news and know where to get it.
NJ. F. Williams, the versatile farm
machinery man from Grand Forks was
here talking Minnesota Chief,' last
week.
M. Sullivan, is building an addition
to his residence this week, which will
both add to the comfort and appear
ance of his home.
A croquet lawn now adorns the
north side Of 0. G. Wentworth's Office,
which will prove quite an addition to
his many attractions.
Merchant w. II. Row drove in from
Elkwood on Monday and gave us good
news concerning the crop outlook up
near the boundary line.
Pedagogue Scott, who yields the rod
and operates with chalk Oh the black
board at the Walhalla schools, visited
his father, Rev. Scott, on Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Mcknight left Monday
for visit with friends east. Before
returning to Langdon she will see some
of the wonders at the Columbian show.
Mrs. John Mahon returned on Fri
day from her trip to Chicago, we'll
pleased with the sight seeing, but glad
to return home. Her husband will
follow in few weeks.
Judge Dorval drove down to the
Valley Saturday, visiting Bathgate and
Cavalier. The prospects for a success
full celebration Of the St. Jean Baptiste
fete day are very assuring he says.
County commissioner Beauchamp
drove in from his home at Olga Mon-
day and says everything is Oh the jump
around there, grain included. He
states the cheese factory is running
full blast.
Word was received in the city on
Friday morning of the death OF Agent
Stevenson's father. Mr.. Stevenson only
reached home few hours prior to his
fathers death. The obituary is pub
lisEed in this issue.
G. Hawman, of St. Joe, Missouri, al
rived in the city Friday evening with {,
palace car containing fifteen fine
horses and a thoroughbred French
coach horse He has them for sale ut
McLean's sale stables.
e. Foise was give his liberty Tues
day noon. He remained in Jail until
the following day when he accom-
panied Sheriff Pinkerton on a drive to-
ward the international boundary line
which he has promised never to recross
VIM. Taylor. our own Billy" who
visited the fair last week and register
ed at state headquarters as from "Lang-
don, North Dakota" turned up look
ing tip-top on Monday evening. lie
tells the boys "Canada's all right -
So is North Dakota.
The Louis Fierce Theatrical Co.
struck Morden on Tuesday, and gave a
performance on Tuesday evening in
Dufferin Hall, entitled ''Is marriage a
Failure" The acting was fair, but
of the singing and music perhaps the
less said the better. There was only a
small attendance.-Mord Monitor.
T.. e. Richards. we'll known for some