Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-05-25
Nickle cigars at Schulke's.

Get your gloves at Elford Bros. 41tf
w. J. Trotter, general merchant of
Osnabrock was doing business in the
city Friday.
Elford Bros, want 5000 pounds of
cook butter and $4,000 fresh egg; high
est price paid. II 37-tf
Boyd Il Cairns have something new
to say to our readers this week about
their spring stock.
Ghas. W. Andrews and wife of Wal
haNa, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Winter last Sunday.
Louis G. Muller, a popular dispenser
of hardware from Minneapolis Sunday
ed at the Columbia.
County Treasurer Laidlaw is enter
tanning his father and sister who
come from Manitoba.
The all over embroidery at Elford
Bros, will stand inspection. They are
the finest goods in town. 4O-tf
Services were conducted in the
Catholic church on Monday morning
by Father Turcotte, of Olga.
Jerry O'Brien and Vic Dawson
drove up from Cavalier Saturday and
enjoyed a short visit with friends and
relatives.
The names of Mr.. John Mahon and
wife are among those that registered
at North Dakota headquarters last
Thursday.
Samuel Hines disposes of his goods
and chattels at public auction Satur-
day afternoon. p. McHugh will WELD
the hammer.
A. Lorentz, M. D., of New York, ar
rived in the city Friday and intends
spending several weeks visiting and
hunting in the country.
A. B. Chalmers, M. d., of New
Mimi, and who formerly
practised in Langdon, arrived in the
city Saturday evening on brief visit.
A postponement of the three act
Between the Acts will be
necessary on account of VIM. Steven
son being called home to Ontario by
by sickness.
DR.. Donovan and wife left yester-
day morning for a trip to Wisconsin,
where the DR.. is DESTROYS of visiting a
brother that has been in poor health
sometime past.
o. e. Peterson, Of Rolla, represent
ing the Alliance Investment company.
of jamestown, came up Saturday and
is looking after the business of the
company around here.
Louis Fierce and Miss Laura Lo-
velle propose to visit Morden, Man.
It is Mr.. Fierce's intention to induce
the dramatic talent of that place to
put piece on the boards in the near
future.
Dentist Corbett, who has been
in the city the past few
days has determined to establish a
permanent Office in Langdon. He will
visit the city regularly for one week
during each month.
Commissioner j. B. Beauchamp,
prominent merchant of Olga was in
the city Monday. He informed us
that he has lately bought the olga
cheese factory at Olga and that it
started in at it's seasons work yester-
day.
Jas. 'Loynes, contractor and builder
of Woodbridge. has moved into the
city. He has several contracts in
Langdon that will require his atten-
ton in this season. Mr.. Loynes is a
first-class musician and will play a cor
net in the Langdon band.
Gabriel Dumont, the French half
breed who obtain so much notoriety
about ten years ago in the Manitoba
rebellion. was in the city. He goes to
Chicago this summer and will be on
exhibition in side show at the Worlds
Fair, as relic of the uprising in the
Northwest, which cost Canada $3,000,-
600.
Messrs Truax, Meikle john and Keen
an were out on a three days hunt last
week and probably would have had
more enjoyable time had the weather
been less stormy. They all turned up
Saturday evening in good spirits, but
no one heard them telling any big
stories about the geese they-did'nt
shoot.
DR.. Country man goes from here to
Drayton, Pembina county, where he
will enter into partnership with DR..
Musgrove, who has built up during the
past ten years practice that is grow
ing too large for his personal attention.
The people of Drayton will find in DR..
Countryman an addition to the COM
munity that will prove very acceptable.
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