Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-07-19
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Forks! Forks!! Forks!!! Cheaper thar
eyer at Elford Bros. AZ
w. F. Winter visited Milton be-
tween trains on Monday.
Dan Mcmillan left Tuesday to attend
the Grand Forks convention.
Fred w. Mclean was a south boun
passenger as far as Fargo Monday.
'Supt. Evans and family came up in
the company's private car last Friday
The Workmen held an interesting
session at the sshool hall Monday
evening.
Andy Jones, the collector from
Mimic, was up here this week-smiline
as usual.
The Mcmillan building is now COM
pleted and makes handsome addition
to Main street.
Ole j. Dahlvang lies seriously ill at
his home at Wang post-of1ice and his
recovery is doubtful.
Mrs. E. ElfOrd has been spending
the last few days at the home of her
parents in Harvey Centre
Already the candidate is wearing a
sunny smile and speaks of grace on
earth and good will toward men.
Robt. McAllan, one of the DEMO
cRATY's good friends at Osnabrock,
was in the city last Friday OH business.
H. O. Storlie visited Milton the first
of the week relative to business con-
nected with the county map he is draw
ing.
Supt. Fox and Prof. Sheehan are
making an educational tour of the
western portion Of the county this
week.
DR.. Jas; McKenty and sister drove
up from Gretna, Man, Tuesday and
were the guests of their sister Mrs. E.
Donovan.
Mrs. Mcknight and family drove
across to Manitou, Man, last Saturday
where they will remain several weeks
among friends.
From talk overheard among the rail-
road boys last evening another strike
on the Great Northern system may be
looked for any day.
F. H. Jackson and family were
down from Woodbridge last week visit
ing few days at the home of his
brother-in-law, Fred Davis.
Mrs. A. I. Kehmstedt, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. G. Fischer, left
Tuesday for Red Lake Falls, Mimi,
where they will remain few weeks
with friends.
A brother of Jos Duchamp's arrived
in the city Monday evening enroute
for his brothers home at Olga. He
has recently come over from Belgium
and will make his home in this county.
We have been requested to caution
sportsmen against shooting prairie
chickens out of the season. Chickens
are ''ripening' a little earlier than
usual this year, but the season has not
opened yet.
T. j. McKeown, the old time ''stamp
Ticker" of Langdon post Office was in
the city on Saturday. He is now
resident of St. Paul, but brought his
family up last week and will rusticate
with his brother at Olga this summer.
There will be meeting of the Cava-
lier county Farmers Alliance and In
dustrial Union at Osnabrock on Satur-
day July 2ath at o'clock p. m. sharp.
All sympathizers with the organization
are cordially invited. There will be
an open session.
j. O. Blickfelt returned last night
from weeks business trip for the
Vermont Loan & Trust company. He
thinks the Wheat crop in Walsh county
will average II bushels, in Pembina 10,
and Cavalier IA OF Is. Crops are espe-
cially good Oh Pembina river.-Grand
Forks Herald.
Jacob Spenst ST., returned with his
family on Monday from Washington,
which state he removed to less than
year ago. Jake comes back to Cava-
lier county satisfied that the boomers
of the west are to great extent mis-
representing that section of country
and that it is decidedly overdone.
Hon. II. T. Helgeson of Milton, in
with his wife, baby and alady
friend, was out in a row boat Tuesday
and in attempting to change
seats the boat upset. The party chung
to the boat until rescues reached them
from the shores, but it was q narrow