Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-06-07
Fresh bread at Schulke's.

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Pastry and home made bread for sale
at Shulke's. 20
Services in the Catholic church next
Sunday at 10 Il. IN.
Highest price paid for butter and
eggs at Elford Bros. %
John Marshall came on the railroad
commissioners 'speciaP' Tuesday. Z,
Jas. Doyle, of Perry, reportsSSSe
arrival Of boy at his home last week.
Rev. N. E. A. Pouliot paid IL fraternal
call on Rev. Turcotte, of Olga, A.st]
Friday. -
r. w. Reed the crayon artist Is now
at Neche where he is meeting with
good success.
Mrs. Frank Mercer is spending a
few weeks with relatives in the vicinity
of Park River. .
John L. Robertson came in last Sat-
urday and took part in the councils of
the democratic pow-wow.
VIM. Taylor and Sam McDermott
returned Tuesday from their photo
graphic tour to Walhalla.
F. E. Renaud was in the city Satur-
day attending the meeting Of the
democratic county committee.
Pastor Robson has been making
considerable improvements about the
parsonage and church grounds.
Fred Bro,sky the democratic dominic
from Alma, is taking considerable in
terest in institute work this week.
Alex Falconer, the educational
veteran from the western part of the
county is attending the institute this
week.
w. D. Keenan, is expected up from
Neche tomorrow on his bicycle, He
expects to make the run in three
hours.
John A. Mckay, is again teaching
school at Beaulieu after spending the
summer among the schools of Pembina
county.
Twill fill orders for fence wire, nails,
heavy and shelf hardware, cheaper
than you can buy it in st Paul OF
Chicago. F. e. B. Mercer. 36
Paul Williams, veteran in scholias-
tic circles IN the Red RiverValley, and
now principal of the Olga school, is
attending the institute this week.
MD. O'Brien is now at Guthrie,
Okla, and is greatly taken up with
the appearance of the country. He
reports his health as steadily improv'
ing.
The wheel epidemic seems to have
struck Lanedon pretty bad this yeal
nearly all the boys ride them. The
latest is beauty received by Arthur
Gardner.
Rev. Jas. Fleming, brother of ou1
townsman, Robt. Fleming, has accept
a call from the Presbyterian church al
Portage La Prairie, Man., and moved
to that place last week.
Conductor Thorson entertained {
large audience consisting of teachers
and citizens at the school hall last night
with highly instructive lecture en-
titled. THE Ideal Citizen"
Clerk Truax repor is that about thirty
homestead applications have beer
filed during the past week. The land
filed by these prospective settlers lie'
principally in Langdon and Perry
townships.
Mrs. M. Langan came up from
Wykoff, Mimi, last week to visi
friends at her former home at Osna
brock. While in the city Mon day sht
called and remembered the COURIER
DEMOCRAT.
Pat McHugh has been down to Min
neapolis and purchased blooded trot
ter with a record below 8, and will TAX
UllO W Odfu1lCl SOuAoJ w 1NS
fun with the boys.-Fargo Forum.
A convention of those interested il
the Sunday school work Of Cavalie
county will be held at the Presbyterian
church, Of this city on the 10Th ant
:, Goth inst. All interested are invited t
. be present.
Mayor Boyd mourDeth the denis
of pair of young antelopes that h
purchased of a couple of half-breeds
Their docile manner and mildness o
eye had captivated ''hiz honor" and h
will not be comforted.
w. H. Conn of the Palace propose
, to give dance and supper at his hote
tomorrow (Friday) night. He ha
arranged for good music and every
thing will be done to make an enjoy
able time for all who attend.
John I. Duffy, whose brilliant Iris