Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-05-24

A1 1AoA oiisil oOJOuAACO III Cuo ClGy
awhile last Tuesday.
/ w. E. belong, of Osnabrock, tran
sacted business IN the city last Satur-
day.
Ii you want a farm call on B. Erick-
son and see his lists of desirable farm
lands. 81, 1912
4 Robt. Meiklejohn has been afflicted
with q bad attack of rheumatism this
weR,,
Ayts Elford Bros. figure on your gro
kerss before you order them from ont
Esiders.
W. J. Mooney and W. F. Winter
spent Sunday down at Olga among
friends.
Buy your fruits and confectionery at
the post Office store. j. Powers
proprietor. L
Attorney Doughty and wife Of Mil
top, were guests at the Palace several
days this week.
DIR. Donovan sports bran new
phaeton. The new vehicle shines like
che morning sun.
Saul Pion. the jolly heavyweight
barber from Olga shook hands with
| the boys Saturday.
I Next Sunday morning Rev. Pouliot
twill condact services at the Catholic
church at Mt. Carmel
| Yves Basfour came up from Osna+
brock on his "bike'' Sunday to spend a
few hours with the boys.
Private Dorsey came up from Osna-
brock Tuesday and drilled with the
militia boys IN the evening.
John Mahon accompanied by wife
and family returned Monday from
their lengthy trip in thewest.
The arrival Of a little baby girl helped
to brighten and; cheer the home of
Pastor Robeson last Tuesday morning.
The pulpit of the Presbyterian
church was filledi in q very able man.
ner last Sunday by Rev: Poison, of
Winnipeg.
MRS. H. E. Dorval left yesterday
morning for MONTREAL. where she is
called to the bedside Of her mother
who isseriously ill.
Miss; Annie Mooney and nephew,
JOHNNIE, came up from Watertown,
Wis, on. Tuesday. They will spend
the su1amer in the city.
Ladies Jackets-We. wifi sell our
Ladies Jackets at cost tos close out.
Call early,before the sizes; are broken.
38 Thorpe Mercantile Go.
The latest developmentin the bicycle
craze are w. B. Isull and Mike Kelly.
Both are the possessors of good wheels.
| Rob. Tueax took the train Saturday
morning for Galesville, Wis, where he
will hold. down pair of cases on the
Independent, paper published by his
uncle.
John B: Chale, one Of Olga's popular
and genial merchants, was i'll the city
Tuesday inspecting the samples of a
dry goods man. MI. Chale~nade US a
pleasant call wilhelm the city.
Registered Deeds Barcelos is having
his residence moved nearer town this
week. Ther Chase boys are handling
the job, which will consume nearly a
weeks tsme,, a new cellar, stone foun-
dation and well being inclIled in the
deal The new location is; near the
old court house.
The latest recYnit to the rank and
file of Co. 3. is a.young lady who will
receive AN appointment on the staff OF
Capt Chisholm. The littlelady arrived
yesterday. afternoon ands Charlie is
kept busyreceiving congratulations and
handing aroundlthe cigars.
Mr.. John Berry who until recently
residedinear Elkwood wiki pay a visit
to the Rainy Lake country to see what
there is in the reports from that 81
Dorado. Mr.. Barry has had consider
able experience in mining and nc
doubtccan form a good idea Of the pros.
poets in that region.
Photographer Taylor started out yes
terday for Olga and the surrounding
country fully prepared 90 capture some
of themes picturesque, bits of scenery
with his portable camera. The triE
will be lengshy and cover all those
beautiful spots along through Beaulieu
| Walhalla AID the Fish-Trap.
We have received aletter this week
from Mr.. j. j. Driscell Of Crystal, n
Oak, asking what kind of an opening
there is in this city FOR a machine and
boiler shop. lie gives good references
as to ability and states that the reason
for desiring to move is the insufficient
amount of work in that vicinity.
Would Rot boiler and machine shop
,,,o,-o ~.,,;+o ON oauuicifiop to tho, on