Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-05-17
Fresh bread at Schulke's.

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Pastry and home made bread fnl sah
at Shnlke's. ! Y
Highest price paid sof and
eggs at Elford Bros. IS
Forty-three guests re..is( tie
Columbia Monday evt,.. q.
Eighteen teachers were p aa ,iaiine
at the examination last Frhta~
M. Morrison has been doug duty
as deputy court baillff this wees
Rev. G. NJ. Turcotte, of Dig vs. in
the city attending court this w-..l
If you want farm call on b. !. .rt,-
son and see his lists of desiral., AIN,
lands. 4A2
Norman Gingras one of Peml'Iii eonu-
TVS old pioneers was a pleasan, ca-'rr
one day last week.
Judge Templeton was the - ,,er,
of numerous congratulations nm his
recovery from recent illness
Reid, the crayon artist, W. i4ava in
a few days. Parties desi1il,: or4>o,
work should see him at once.
States Attorney Kessl-r ',:is his
hands full this week in a''...,ijag to
his official and private practice.
Several of the visiting le.:ai lights
were entertained at the home of Judge
Mooney while staying in the city.
The pool room and pleasure resort
annexed to the Columbia is undergoing
the renovating process this week.
Jerry Kelland is putting up for him
self fine house on Fourth street.-the
location is south of Sheriff Pinkerton's
home.
Thos. Roney, Geo. H. McCabe and
Attorney d. j. Laxdal came across
from Cavalier to do homage to the
blind-fold goddess.
I will fill orders for fence wire, nails,
heavy and shelf hardware, cheaper
than you can buy it in st Paul or
Chicago. F. E. B. Mercer. SO
Veterinary Turcot took the train to
Park River last Saturday and dispatch
ed two glandered horses to the happy
hunting ground before returning.
Ladies Jackets-We will sell our
Ladies Jackets at cost to close out.
Call early before the sizes are broken.
38 Thorpe Mercantile Go.
A delegation from Pembina's county
seat consisting of Attorney Kneeshaw
Chas. Atkinson and Editor F. A..
Wardwell, drove acress to attend court
F. L. Davis, of Grafton, will be in
the city next Tuesday to organize the
owners of tereshing outfits into a local
branch of the Northwestern threshers
association.
Deputy Auditor Machon states that
during the past fiscal year 225 claims
have been proved up in the county,
bringing that much additional land OH
the assessment rolls.
At a meeting of Co. E. on Friday
evening two corporals were elected to
fill vacancies. G. H. McDermott, VIM.
Welsh are the boys whom their COM
rades saw fit to promote.
E. G. Cooper was here last week
from Grand Forks apprasins the loss
by fire of Thos. Fadden. His oxen
and property was insured in a COM
pany represented by Mr.. Cooper.
w. J. Kneeshaw, the states attorney
of Pembina county appears to make up
in knowledge what he lacks in stature.
His defense in the Milton liquor case
brought forth some very strong points.
Among those who journeyed down
the line Monday to see Hon. John
Bidlake off on his trip to South
America were, W. j. Mooney, w. F.
Winter, H. D. ALERT and Robt. Elem
ing.
LosT-On Thursday afternoon of
last week, May 10th, 1894, on or near
the premises of the Langdon City
Schools, a ladies plain gold ring with
diamond setting. Finder will be liber-
ally rewarded by leaving the same at
this Office.
DR.. Windell, a recent graduate of
Montreal medical college, was in the
city with DR.. Archer, of Crystal Tues
day. The doctor proposes to locate at
Milton. To the people Of that place
he is highly recommended by DR..
Archer, their former physician.
Milton was we'll represented this
week, the entire legal fraternity being
here, besides numerous private citi-
zens who have litigations before his
honor the judge. Among those we
noticed we're Attorney Mccullough,
Marshall and Doughty also Messrs. B
Prom, A. T. Thompson, Morris John
son, Geo. Diebel: j. J. Reilly, Ole