Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-05-24
Fresh bread at SchuIke's.

Fresh bread at Schulke's.
Elford Bros, want a car load of pota
toes. 35-36
Pastry and home made bread for sale
at Shnlke's. 20 {
Artist Reed leftWednesday morning
for Milton.
w. I. Reilly was in the city yester-
day evening.
Highest price paid for butter and
eggs at Elford Bros. %
Attorney Falardeau visited Milton
on business Monday. i,
Mike Kelly disposed OF four n4w
bnggies last Saturday.
Judge Dorval made final proof on
his homestead this week.
w. J. Mooney received an elegant
high class safety bicycle this week.
Ripe fruit of all kinds at the new
post Office store. Jos. Powers, prop. l
Lee S. White, the machine collector
spent few days in the city this week.
Ben Click received a car load of
binding Irvine Monday-the first of the
season.
H. Bidlake and wife were up from
Osnabrock Tuesday evening visiting
friends.
Attorney Perrault, the excommuni-
Gated priest from Larimore, attended
court last week.
Mrs. T. E. Burke left this morning
for Larimore where she will remain
several days with friends.
Capt. Chisholm swore in "Doc''
WEIGH, as member of Co. E. this
week. Doc goes to cook for the boys.
Jeweler w. B. Lull has filed on a
quarter section of very desirable dirt
in the western portion of Langdon
township.
Dentist Corbett is expected to arrive
in the city this evening. He will re-
main one week and may be found at
the Columbia.
Father Pouliot informs us that Bis
hop Stanley will deliver an address at
st. Jean Baptiste celebration at the
Olga next month.
Express Messenger Doty is again
running OH this branch. During the
winter he had charge of run on the
Montana division.
The arrival of a girl baby at the
home of Jim Reed gave that gentle
man an air of more thar usual impor-
lance last Saturday.
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: 36
Mrs. Kopang was up from Osnabrock
yesterday visiting the office of Judge
Dorval relative to the estate Of her
father the late Jas. T. Anderson.
Judge MONEYS lawn presents a
handsome appearance these days--the
greenest of grass and trees just leafng
out, rendering it particularly noticeable.
M. H. Row the hustling- farmer and
merchant from Elkwood' was in the
city Monday and took a wagon load
of trees and evergreens. home with
him.
D. H. Mcmillan received word yes
terday evening of the sudden death of
his brother John Mcmillan Of Hamilton.
Thisis the second death i'm the family
during the past three months. Many
friends will sympathize With the family
in their bereavement.
Wheat Buyer Fleming" is irritated
quite little' owing to the fact that
some festive shootist has been making
the window Of the power house of
Mooney & McHugh's elevator target
in his rifle practice. The bullet was
found embedded in one of the horse
STALLS The boys sholsld remember
that even az % calibre rifle hits the
bulls: eye ut quite a long range.
elbow to bear burdens was the
subject of the Y. p. S. G. E. meeting
in the Presbyterian church on Friday
evening. The meeting was lead by
Miss May Morgan, and consisted of
passages Of scripture bearing on the
subject and an interesting song service,
all members taking an active part.
At the close a meeting of the Sun
day school and prayer meeting COM
mittees was held. The interest in this
society is constantly increasing and the
meetings are we'll attended.
The jury ON the Reilly case were
released and discharged by Judge
Templeton about eleven O'Clock Thurs
day evening, having spent SO hours on
the case without agreeing on verdict.