Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-07-26
Fresh bread at Schulke's.

we DuY our ammunition at ElfOrd
Bros. 40
Pastry and home made bread for sale
at Shulke's. %
VIM. O'Reilly resumed charge of his
school hear Olga this week.
Money to loan on real estate and
final proofs, at b. Erickson's. SO
Mrs. Geo. Elford is visiting at the
home of her parents this week.
II. B. Doughty was an onlooker at
the convention. He Sundayed in the
city.
Tom Tough spent several days
among old friends down in the valley
last week. .....
Rev. Father Turcotte drove in from
Olga Monday enroute to the church
dedication at Pisek.
Loaded shells, powder, shot, every
thing in ammunition at special reduced
prices at Elford Bros.
Pastor Robson will conduct service
Sunday next in this city IL a. NJ,
Crockett's, $3.50 and Zion Z p. m.
w. w. Kingsbury and Druggist
Reilly were up from Osnabrock Satur-
day to view the political gathering.
| Our implement men are rushing
out the binderr and Irvine, and binder
experts are becoming numerous again.
Editor Gagnier, of the Cavalier
Journal, came up Saturday and spent
pleasant day with his many friends
here.
Mrs. John Maxwell came up from
Larimore Monday and is visiting with
Mesdames Burke and Flumerfelt, OF
the Columbia.
Prof. Sheehan is enjoying a part of
the summer vacation with friends at
Cavalier. He expects to return to the
city in about three weeks.
I will 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. SO
E. I. Donovan left Wednesday morn
ming for Grand Forks to take a very
prominent part in the democratic state
fconvention to be held their to-day.
Bishop Stanley is conducting dedi-
catory services at the recently built
Catholic church at Milton to-day.
Rev's Pouliot and Turcotte are among
the attending priests.
Deputy Auditor Machon inspected
his farm properties in Hope township
Sunday and has decided to have a
townsite surveyed thereon prior to the
arrival of the new road.
Mike Padden came up from his
home in Wisconsin Saturday evening
and will remain until the harvest work
is all done. The boys would miss Mike
LIZ he did not make his annual visit.
Ole j. Dahlvang breathed his last on
Friday afternoon at his home at Wang
after painful and lingering illness.
This is another sad blow to respected
family who have had more than theil
share of Affections lately.
Yesterday mornings train carried
quite few from this end of the county
to Grand Forks where the democrats
take their play in the political arena.
Among those we noticed were H. D.
ALERT, NJ. H. Murphy, E. A. McCay
and Johd Gatschene, all of whom are
old time democrats.
DR.. B. G. Taylor, of Hillsboro, state
veterinarian for the third judicial dis
trict, was called in consultation by
State Veterinarian Turcot, of this city
last week to investigate some glander-
ed horses out in Loan township.
They destroyed five horses that were
found stricken with the disease.
Views are now on exhibition OF
scenes in camp life at jamestown of
Co. E., the work of Private Taylor and
his camera. The hoys highly prize
these life-like mementoes of the
encampment. The company's mascot
Lieutenant Weiland's dog, "Pants" is
prominent figure in several of the
groups.
Chas. Plain of Milton came up OH
Tuesday evenings train and sold a 3G
inch cylinder Advance thresher tc
Joseph Fischer of Mt. Carmel. This
will be a boom to farmers Of that
locality, as Joe is a rustler and says he
won't take back seat as to time 'or
bushels, but will make her hum as
none other hummeth.
Homestead patents for the following
persons in Cavalier have been received
at the U. S. land office: Joseph
Perron, Rachel x. Berg. heirs Elm al
D. Stockdale, Robert Stockdale, James
J. Reilly, Ole G. Olson, Evan Evenson
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