Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-08-23
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Fresh bread at SchElke's.

Fresh bread at SchElke's.
we buy our ammunition at Ehortl
Bros. 40
Pastry and home made bread for sale
at Slllbo's. 80
money - Joan on real estate sNd
/ final proofs, at L. Erickson's. III
/ George Elford and wife are rLsticat-
ing with friends in the country.
Landlord Flumerfclt made IL bust
ness trip to the Forks Monday. "a
A good farm horse for sale cheap,
for cash or Oh time. B. r. Click. so
A. O. Johnson and family returned
Tuesday from their visit to Ada MINI.
DR.. p. V. Sorts, Olga's practicing
physician was the guest of Rev. Pouliot
Monday.
p. d. Briggs, the Park River ma
chinery collector was here few days
last week.
WANTED-To rent a five or six-room
house within the city limits. Apply
at this Office
Mrs. L. R. Kelly is spending a few
days III the city this week with Miss
Annie Mooney.
L. r.. Kelly and wife of Milton,
visited at the home Of Hon. w. j.
Mooney last Sunday.
Mrs. e. }. Evans returned last
Thursday from q month s outing among
relatives i'll Wisconsin.
The dawn Of Monday morning re-
lieyed e. 4. Farrell Of his arduous
duties as game warden.
Miss Ella Gibson is spending her
vacation with friends at Grand Forks.
she left Tuesday morning.
TT. d: ALERT has money for ten farm
loans. Property must be well improved
and not 10 far from the railroad.
Chas. Plain and John z. Anderson
were among the prominent Miltonians
who visited the county seat last week.
Prof. Sheehan leaves Saturday for a
few days outing among friends in the
valley prior to resuming his scholastic
duties.
John Mahon has equipped himself
with q new Spencer repeating shot gun
and will make old Nimrod blush before
the season closes.
Willis Buckingham, one Of Park
Rivers long distance bicycle riders,
came up on his wheel Sunday and din
ed at the Columbia.
Robt. E. Saunders, of Exeter, Ont,
is paying his annual visit to our wild
game preserves. 1t wouldn't be
chicken season without Bob.
Mrs. McGeahy. Of Forest River. who
has been visiting at the home of her
mother Mrs. Ryan, Of Langdon town
ship, returned home Tuesday.
NJ. l.. Sullivan returned from his
trip to the Twin Cities Monday. lie
now possesses q fine bred Scotch coolie
dog that he purchased while east.
Eben Radforl was in from his farm
at EllSwood on tuesday End did not
fail to tell his city friends; of the fine
crops and the beauties Of life on a
farm.
Geo. Z. Gibbs, who bought wheat
here for the Northwestern elevator is
visitor in the city. lie is locking
after the interests Off grain commits
sion house.
T.. G. Richards, buyer for the
National elevator captured the first
load of new grain marketed at this
point-it was barley and a fair bright !
sample and graded first class.
Sister Martin, Of St. Demands
Ursuline academy at Grand Forks, re-
turned to that city last Monday after
spending week at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. Hankey, of Daniels.
Miss Lille Farrell has been visiting
at the home of her brother Z. A.
Farrell of this city the past few days.
She has charge of one Of the depart
ments in the EastGrand Forks schools.
Harry McFherson is fixing up the
vacant store. next to the Columbia,
which he will shortly open as first
class restaurant. When you want Il
good square meal don't forget to give
Harry 4 call.
Martin Lllnd and David Thorn. two
Old time residents Of Hope township,
returned from Oklahoma Tuesday
They have spent the past two years in
that territory and come back to Cava-
Ter county satisfied to settle down.
". j. Bettingen surprised a host of
by ARRIVING on Saturday
evenings train. Mr.. Bettingen is in
he grain commission business, being q