Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-06-21
Fresh bread at Schulke's.

IaSCfy ana nome made bread for sale
at Shnlke's. %
Services in the Catholic church next
Sunday at 10 a. IN.
Highest price paid for butter and
eggs at Elford Bros. %
M. Morrison left yesterday on brief
trip to points III Manitoba.
Deputy Auditor Machon spent Sun
day out north on his homestead.
Mrs. Nulph and family are visiting
with relatives at Neche this week.
: Salter, the photographer, is enter
tanning his sister, Mrs. Goldie, of Le-
Seuer, MINI.
Miss Agnes Crawford has been
assisting in the Office of the register of
deeds this week.
Ed. Murphy, photograph man, was
in our midst few days last week with
his talking machine"
Geo. Inkster, of Towner, has band
of br0ncbos here that he drove in
from the west last week.
Chas. Ross, a brother of Mrs. Cora
R. Clarke came up from Iowa Monday,
and is visiting in the city.
W. F. Winter and G. Orion and their
families returned Sunday from a
pleasant drive across the lines to Mani
tOu.
Dr.. Sirios was over from Olga last
Friday and states that he is we'll pleas
ed with his new practice, He intends
to put in drug store.
B. R. Clicks handsome new resi-
dence is fast looming up-it will prove
to be one of the most substantial city
improvements of the season.
John Hooper has been busy with
paint and brush at Olga this week.
The town will present quite gala ap-
pearance during the celebration.
Mrs. j. B. Harvey drove up from
Walhalla last week. Her visit here
was connected with the estate of her
husband who died last spring.
E. G. Cooper, whose faithful labors
in the interest of Pythianism here has
given him a justly won renown
throughout the state, was here yester-
day.
Mrs. J. II. Mccullough and Ralph
Kelly are the newly elected school
directors at Milton. Supt. Fox was
accorded a very f1attering vote in our
sister burg.
joe Hamann, is succeeded as school
director in Langdon township by Theo
Hayward. Both are good men and
Joe's official record, extending back
several years, does him great credit
Attorney W. B. Dickson is the proud
father of a baby girl which arrived on
Monday. Mrs. Dickson and the little
one are doing we'll and congratulations
are in order.
We inadvertently ommitted tt
mention the arrival of daughter al
the home of Robt. Beard on Monday
June 18th. The little girl continues
to thrive despite tho oversight of ye
scribe.
School election was very quiet in the
city Tuesday, only IS votes being cast.
w. j. Mooney and H. D. ALERT being
chosen as school directors and Supt
Fox having the unanimous vote fol
reelection.
Rev. Paul Tustin, will fill the, pulpit
of the M. E. church Sunday evening
at the usual hour and will also preacl
at the Harvey Centre appointment al
$3.50 in the afternoon. Pastor Robes or
being absent at the Mclean CAMP
meeting.
Dan McTavish returned Monday
from south St. Paul where he journey
ed with a car of hogs for NJ. L
Sullivan. 1t was his first trip cas-
since coming out here from Ontario
several years ago and was consequent.
much enjoyed by him.
Pete Zettel:-Yes, we intend to cele
brate out at Mt. Carmel OH the Fourth
and would have announced earlier
but wanted to see if Langdon was do
ing anything. If they had decided t,
celebrate we would have all come il
and helped. We promise everybody ;
good time.
SrRAYED:-Onep pair of large geldint
ponies; one pony is gray on his RICH
shoulder and neck, with heavy mail
and tail; the other has white spot OF
forehead and has light main and tail
A proper reward will be paid. R. l
Cresswell, Rolla N. D., or Agen
Stevenson of Langdon.
It has incidentally come to our ca
that "Billy Boyle is preparing an ad
dress that, it. is his intention to dellye