Courier Democrat., 1894-03-22
Best Key West cigars at Schulkey's

uelS dU bOyu'S. 70
Highest price paid for butter and
eggs at Elford Bros. %
| Bear in mind trim all wall paper
sold at my store. Reiber. 20
Ripe fruit of all kinds at the new
post Office store. Jos. Powers, prop.
Have you taken advantage Of our
clubbing offer with the st. Paul Globe.
Finest brands of cigars, Domestic
and imported at the post Office store.
Jos. Powers proprietor.
I. M. Adams, the great prohibi-
zionist II ann of Fargo, was here Fri
day taking orders for farm machinery.
1t will soon be time to have your
horse bills printed. Remember the
DEMOCRAT can do you work just right.
o. G, Wentworth and Mrs. T. e.
Burke accompanied the Langdon con-
| tingent to the Park River concert Fri
day.
Chas. Hahn and bride returned this
week from Sarepta, Ont, where
Charley has spent the winter with
friends.
Emile Hankey, of Grand Forks visit
ed his brother Theodore, the butcher,
last week.
Vic. Dawson drove over from Cava-
lier Friday and spent few hours with
friends in town.
Mrs. E. r. Stivers left last week for
st. Paul, where she will visit with her
mother, Mrs. Trowbridge.
DR.. Archer, of Crystal was in the
city yesterday in consultation with S.
G.. Gibson, M. D.. of this city.
Miss Mary Perius returned Saturday
from Mildmay, Ont, where she visited
with her parents during the past year.
Miss Nellie Kelly, of St. Paul, arrived
last week and will spend the summer
at the home of her brother, M. Kelly
of this city.
Father Pouliot, of this city, and
Father Turcotte. of Olga, conducted
services at Oakwood, Walsh county
several days last week.
Jas. McPhail came up from Mime
apolis last Thursday, with car load OF
farm machinery. His family will
remain south for several weeks yet.
Some of our boys and girls in town
drove out to Perry's, about six miles
south of town, Friday evening and
enjoyed good old fashionable country
dance.
Geo. Kellogg, who has been laid up
with sickness at the Palace for several
weeks, left Wednesday of last week fol
Great Falls, Mont. His wife expects
to Join him in few weeks.
! Mike O'Brien contemplates taking a
trip to Oklahama and Arizona in few
weeks. He says that it is altogether
likely that he will complete the house
he started to build last fall.
Robt. Fleming has decided to erect a
dwelling house on lots north of the M.
E. church on Fifth street. The stone
for the foundation is already on hand
and the work will be pushed ahead.
Alice Kelly, pupil of the Langdon
/ City Schools, was successful in passing
the teachers examination, recently
held, but was unablerto obtain certif.
cate to teach on account Of being un-
der the specified age.
The Columbia is undergoing its
regular seige of spring cleaning and
painting. Last week the dining room
passed through the hands of the pain
ters and paper hangers and the i'm
provement is quite noticeable.
Mr.. Chas. Kehmstedt started or
Tuesday last, with his family. fol
Dakota, where he intends to make his
home. He has been resident of Mild
may for long time, living for the last
10 years in the residence en- Flora St.:
J which he recently sold to Mr.. Joh1
Werner Mildmay Gazette.
Deputy Sheriff Nulph and Detective
McDermott spent several days last
week on the mountain between Olga
and the boundary line searching fol
goods that had been spirited away from
the store Of w. Gauthier, who is now
safe on Queen Vic's side of the line
Their trip was toa certain extent with
out avail, but they claim that every
3 half-breed on the mountain is decked
1 out with cowboy hats, shoe packs ant
!, gloves that looked quite new. 1t il
l claimed that the remainder Of tn
stock is hidden in the scrub.