Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-07-12
Fresh bread at Schulke's.

| Df. donovan is sinking a we'll in his
pasture north of town.
Prof. Sheehan will spend the holi-
days with friends at Walhalla.
L. Fairchild, q travelling man from
Winnipeg, was here last week.
Geo. X. McEwan, was up from Park
River between trains last evening.
Miss Ella Gogin resumed her duties
as teacher near Osnabrock on Monday.
w. E. belong was in town yester-
day buying machinery for the haying
season.
Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Truax left
this morning for few days visit with
friends at Arvilla.
Street Commissioner Chase did some
effective work on defective sidewalks
and crossings this week.
Rev. Frank Robson, of Neche and
Cavalier, has spent the week in the
city with his reverend uncle.
Robt, Fleming is visiting at the
home of his parents in Ontario, resting
up for the exertions of fall work.
Peter Murchie, school treasurer of
Cypress was in from the west yester-
day and called on the DEMOCRAT.
Mrs. H. E. Dorval and two children,
Charlotte and Benjamine, returned
Tuesday evening from their extended
trip to Montreal.
F. H. Stoltz has just received car
load of cedar posts. Those who are in
tending to fence will find it to their adj
vantage to use cedar. 47-4S
Alderman Mercer was down the line
as far as Park River last Sunday to see
his family. Frank expects to resume
housekeeping shortly.
G. w. Gardner, wheat buyer for the
North Dakota Milling Co., at Forest
River, visited at the home of his father,
Paul Gardner, this week.
DR.. Corbett writes us stating that
he will not make his regular trip to
Langdon this month, but will be here
on his regular dates in August.
Mike Sullivan welcomed the return
of his wife and family last Saturday
day evening. They have been enjoy
ing the beautiful ozone along the shore
of Devils Lake.
Jno. Paulson, the solitary wheat
buyer in Osnabrock drove up to the
county seat Friday. He states that
the remainder of the houses in his
town have shut down.
H. l.. Holmes was up from Neche
with his omnipresent smile one day
last week talking on matters political,
sacred and horsey. He left Friday for
the Grand Forks races.
Alex Mclean came up from Nc
Lean postoffice Friday with the expec-
tation Of being one of the principles in
a justice court litigation-a settlement
was arrived at, however.
Drs. Archer and Wendwell visited
the city professionally last week and
assisted DR.. Gibson of this city, in the
removing of an abscess from a son of
Martin G. Olson. of Wang.
WANTED-To rent by middle-aged
gent, a plainly furnished bedroom, at
a moderate rent. Any one having
such accommodation please address ga"
care of COURIER
Landlord Flumerfelt and Mesdames
Flumerfelt, Burke and Falardeau
drove across to Fort Totten last week,
intending to take in the sights at the
Chautauqua before returning.
Register Barcelo welcomed the re-
turn of his daughters Misses Eugene
and Antoinette on Tuesday evening
after an absence of three years at the
Longueuil convent academy, of Que
bee.
VIM. Plummer, Neil McKechnie and
NllSStSS N1OlSd dllu Cdilu1SOI1 lCCu1uCu
Saturday across the country from
Devils Lake where they enjoyed few
days of camp life at the Chautauqua
grounds last week.
A trio composed of Alfred Carpenter
Thos. j. Lee and Arthur E. Lee came
up from Pembina county last week and
filed Oh three quarter sections of land
in Fremont township, where they
propose to engage extensively in stock
raising.
Presiding Elder II. G. Klingel will
preach at Zion church next Sunday
evening at 7 o'clock, on which occasion
he will administer the sacrament of
the Lords supper. Hewill also COLI
duct services in the M. E, church of
this city on Monday evening at s
O'Clock.
Saul Pion made us a pleasant call
this week and informed us that a pic