Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-04-26
Holt Hope was in from Eikwood

holt Hope was in from Elkwood
Monday.
Pastry and home made bread fol- sale
at Shnlke's. 90
Oranges Is cents a dozen at the post
Office store.
B AMOS Abbott was oil The sick list a
few days this week.
For a good light, summer shirt see
Boyd's-Three for $l.OO SO
"a BILLY" Welshleft town this week
to commence the spring work.
Ripe fruit of all kinds at the new
post Office store. Jos. Powers, prop. l
Kelly & Falls new barn is being
treated to coat of paint this week.
The geese and ducks have arrived,
but no large bag have yetbeen secured.
Have you taken. advantage of our
clubbing offer with the st. Paul Globe.
Don't overlook Boyd's new crockery
and glassware. Prices to suit the
times. SO
just received a incline of gents hats
in all the latest shapes and colors
at Boyd's. SO
John Schwartz has accepted a posi-
ton as clerk i'll Schulke's fruit and
confectionery store.
DR.. Corbett has been unable to make
his regular monthly trip to this ipoint,
owing to the Great NORTHERN strike.
This is your last opportunity to take
advantage of our offerof the st. Paul
Globe and the DEMOCRAT for $500.
III Dawson and Geo. Nulph drove
west ona hunting trip Tuesday. On
returning they reported the geese as
being very wild:
T. S. Holmes, the Devils Lake horse
man. got up from Milton Sunday. We
are indebted to him for a copy of the
Milton Daily Globe. '
l will fill ordersfor fence wire, nails,
heavy and shelf hardware, cheaper
than you can--buy it in st Paul or
Chicago. =. E. B. Mercer. SO
Remember that DR.. 1. Turcot,
veterinary surgeon will 60 through
the county and perform castratioD.
Wait for him and have satisfaction.
Rev. Pouliot drove out to Mt. Car
mel yesterday to- solemnize the mar
riage of Joseph r. Messner to Miss
Mary Kuenemann, both of that place.
Good results are attending the efforts
of the. nightly services at the Il. Il.
church and Evangelist Halfpenny is
routing the devil and his cohorts
single handed
) John Mahon family will be
among the early arrivals after opera
tions are resumed on the Great North
ern. They lat Spkane Falls when
the strike started.
Sheriff Pinkerton visited Milton Fri
day and brought-back with him copies
of the Milton Globe. Charities paper
was reduced to Il half sheet, but had
lots of news about the strike.
Geo. Bostik, the Langdon democratic
tailor, is right in line with fresh coat
of.paint on his shop. He has just re
ceiyeda full. lino of the latest styles
and best qualities Of summer shitiags.
!. Hon. w. j. Mooney returned yester-
day afternoon from lengthy trip
through New Mexico and California,
where he has been sojourning during
the winter months. Owing to the
strike lie Travelled by the Northern
Pacific to Grafton and drove across to
park River, from there working his
way up to Milton on hand car and
rested over night, Driving by easy
stage the remainder. of the journey
home. The Judgeslooks as if the trip
has agreed with rhim and reports an
interesting trip.
Jas. g. Dickson.entered his first case
on tile docket as city justice last Satur-
day afternoon. The case was one OF
unlawful detention Of property IN
which S. E. Derosier Of Olga figured as
splaintiff and tsJimmy'' Dixon Of the
CITY cafe as defendant Attorney
Falardeau argued the case for the
plaintiff, while Jimmy" pleaded
e,ouuently on his own behalf. The
point of dispute appears to haze been
lover a lease of the property occupied
by the City cafe man and when the
document was produced in court 1t
aided considerably in strengthening
the case of the plaintiff. Judge DICK
son rendered Judgment for the
plaintiff and a notice OF thirty days
4 was served OH the defendant.