Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-06-15
Fresh Bread at Schulke's.


Landlord Conn, is decorating the
Ellerton house with coat of paint.
Fine straw hats at Elford Bros, dur
ing institute week regardless of cost &
P. McHugh sold standard bred
driving horse to Tom Brown last week.
Nels. Nelson, a brother of Jeweler
Nelson, came up from Park River on
Tuesday.
Rev. C. M. 'Rees. drove in from
Hannah to meet Presiding Elder Ryan
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
NJ. j. IIealey returned on Monday
from 4 weeks visit among friends in
southern Minnesota.
VIM. D. keenan, has been occupying
the position of assistant clerk of court
for several days during the absence Of
part of the regular staff.
"Billy" Taylor has gone into the
art gallery work with Photographer Sal
ter and is getting down to work all
right after his long vacation.
Miss Maggie Mckenzie who has been
visiting with her sister Mrs. George
Vierhus, for the last three months re-
turned home Saturday morning.
Open air service will he conducted by
Rev. Thos. Broomlield next Sunday
evening at the close Of the regular ser
vices, on Main street in front of the
band stand
Considerable interest has been shown
by the farmers Of this end Of the county
in the Fair Day held by the Milton
Stock and Produce Exchange on Tues
day Of this week.
A number of our merchants have
done considerable business the past
week in buying snake root from a band
Of Turtle mountain half-breeds who
were camping near town.
Another exodus of travellers to the
White City may be looked for about
the 26th of this month. Pat McHugh
will pilot the boys through the SHARES
by which they might be waylaid.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give All ice cream social on
Thursday evening of next week. A
choice program will be rendered later
in evening. Their efforts should be
rewarded by a generous attendance.
A number of flags decorated the
Great Northern depot last week in
honor of the Hill celebration which
was held in st Paul. Every depot
from st. Paul to the coast was decor
ated, as well as those on tie branch
lines.
Conductor Maxwell and wife left
their home at Larimore on Monday for
a ten weeks vacation. The trip will in
clude the Worlds Fair and all extended
visit to the old home in Ontario Ex-
Conductor Larson will take charge of
Maxwell's regular run during his
absence.
The Unity club give presentation
of ':Julia," a comedy in three acts, on
Tuesday evening of next week and they
should be greeted with good house.
Some of our readers doubtless recall a
rendition of this little comedy under
the same auspices about a year ago.
Give them good house.
Dr.. Gibson was called out in the
country last Sunday afternoon to at
tend IA year old son of Jacob Toews
who received a serious wound in the
wrist from small % calibre revolver.
1t is the old story of careless handling
of loaded weapons The lesson was
a painful one and it is to be hoped will
prove effectual.
Register Barcelo starts on trip to
Montreal next week and will in all pro-
babiIty be absent about two months.
He will be accompanied by five of his
children, who will be placed in an
all academy there. Two of his family
who have been pursuing their studies
there during the past year will return
with their father to Langdon.
We knew long ago that our friend
"Billy" McQuarrie was a gentleman of
al artistic turn of mind, and the style
in which he has decorated the windows
of Foogman's drug store is proof Of
the fact. His imitation of an old
fashioned rail fence constructed out of
lead pencils is quite ingenious. In q
word Billy possesses the instincts of
a true artist, along with his other
notifications News & Times
Abraham Derkson, a Mennonite, from
Gretna, Manitoba, crossed the bound
,rv line 1oSt waak and hoe hoan rroc