Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-05-25
Go to Elford Bros. for barb wire.

Ladies and Gents, Fine summer
underwear at Elford Bros. 41tf
Washing machines and churns at
the lowest prices at Flford Bros. 4Otf
S. G. Gibson M. D., of London, Ont.
registered at the Columbia Monday.
Capt Chisholm is erecting a COM
modious barn at the rear of his new
residence.
Elford Bros have thousands of gents,
Ladies and childrens ties at rock bot
tom prices. 41tf
Conductor Maxwell brought his wife
up with him Friday evening to take in
"Hazel Kirke."
Wall paper, window shades, curtains,
fancy tables, covers, tides, ETC., at
Mrs. E. j. Blakely. 3stf
Judge Walker, drove in from Elk
wood Wednesday and took the third
degree in the Pythian order.
Mrs. L. L. Brown, of Stillwell, is en-
joying a visit from her daughter Miss
Elizabeth Tayloriof Pine Island, MINI.
The COURIER EMoCRAT has been
busy this week doing the presswork
and binding on tie town ordinances of
Milton.
"Herb'' Mum, the jovial representa-
tive of Nash Bros, wholesale house at
Grand Forks, interviewed our mer-
chants Monday.
The tasty manner in which the
painters brush is being applied to the
residence of Alex McNiven is quite
generally remarked.
d. II. Mcmillan and P. McHugh
have been securing the mountain side
in search of horses that have strayed
away from their herds.
Land proof was made on Monday
before the clerk of the court by Thos.
j. King, The claim is located in Cy-
press township-section 5, township
152, range SO.
Rev. F. Resch, missionary of North
Dakota and Montana for the Ameri-
can Sunday School Union spent a few
days in the city this week. His head
quarters are at Grand Forks.
Mike Sullivan got back from Chica-
go Monday evening, having disposed
of his car load of stock and taken
hasty glimpse at the fair grounds, out
at Jackson Park. He reports pleas
ant and profitable trip.
Since the spring cleaning up that the
depot received lately, Agent Stevenson
has posted up notice please do not
spit on the aoor.'' The boys will oblige
'"Billy'' by leaving their chewing gum
on the outside before entering.
The ''cottagers'' have had notice
to quit and are now domiciled at the
Columbia. The cottage will be paper
ed, painted and upholstered all over
and when the gang take possession
again they will hardly recognize the
ranch.
p. Mclean returned from a trip to
Grand Forks Saturday. While away
he accepted position with the Plano
Harvester company, and will look after
the business of that company on the
Great Northern branches west of Lari-
more and on the main line as far west
as Minot.
Jas. Mckay, one of the early settlers
of Harvey township, has recently
returned from a visit to his
former home in Canada. He states
that many of the people in the neigh
borhood that he visited would remove
to Dakota if they could sell their pro-
perty at fair price.
Agent Stevenson received the pain
full intelligence last Tuesday, from the
old home at Paris, Ont. that his
father was seriously i'll. AS the old
gentleman is already y years of age
Mr.. Stevenson will leave for Ontario
as soon as the company can send a
relief agent to take charge during his
absence.
On Wednesday among the registered
North Dakota folks at the state build
ing we notice w. J. Mooney of Lang
don, just returned from a European
trip; j. M. Falahy, Conway; A. G..
Foogman, Hillsboro; G. Mccarthy,
Milton; George Winship, Grand Forks;
A. S. Wilcox, Neche; E. II. Pierce and
Henry Topping, Grafton.
The Olga cheese factory, which re-
Gently became. the property of j. B.
Beauchamp, commenced its operations
for the season last Monday. 1t will be
run under the management of II. Bras
seur: an experienced cheese maker
who comes from Manitoba. 1t is Mr..
Beauchamps intention that the factory
shall turn out an article that can COM
plete udon the market with the pro-