Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-07-05
Fresh bread at Schulke's.

eyer at Elford Bros. 47A
| Mrs. II. E. Dorval will return from
her visit east next week.
Sheriff Pinkerton visited Willow CiSy
on official business this week.
Doc. Corbett went down to Park
River Oh his wheel Sunday afternoon.
Lieut.. Weiland took his little black
dog, "Pants" along to the encampment
as mascot.
Miss Rebecca Kinney, of Larimore,
was the guest of Mrs b. r.. Click last
week for few days.
w. F. Winter and family were the
guests of G. w. Andrews, of Walhalla,
a few days last week.
John Milne, of Hannah, is filling the
position of clerk in Elford Bros, de-
partment store this week.
Geo. Bulloch is commencing to get
around again after his recent severe
illness of several weeks duration.
A dozen different favors, thoroughly
wholesome, healthy drink. Try it, only
5 cts a glass, at Schulke's fruit store.
Jimmy Dixon, of the City cafe, is
entertaining brother from st. John,
Rollette county, whom he has not seen
for twelve years.
Miss Nina Mcmillan came up from
Hamilton last week and will visit few
weeks in the city with her aunt, Mrs.
D. H. Mcmillan.
F. H. Stoltz has just received a car
load of cedar posts. Those who are in
tending to fence will find it to their ad-
vantage to use cedar. 47-4S
A message received from Lieutenant
Speckmann this morning informs us
that they expect to break camp to-day
and will arrive home Saturday night.
Harry Bowles was up from Osna-
brock on Saturday and Informed us of
the arrival of a big iboy at his home.
Harry looks we'll with his new parental
smile.
A class of four, composed of M. H.
Murphy, w. H. Row, Geo. Mcdonald
and John McGauvran. were instructed
how to ride the A. O. U. w. ''goat" last
Monday evening.
Rev. Father Malo, a pioneer mis-
siOnary from the Turtle mountains,
was caller last week. He was return
ing from the French Canadian celebra-
tion which took place at Olga.
Another valuable piece of Cavalier
county dirt changed hands last Satur-
day afternoon, John E. Arnold, of
Ridgefeld buying the Gullacher place
of P. McHug for ST 900 cash.
Rev. E. d. Robson will conduct SER
vices next Sabbath at Zion church,
near Elkwood, at II a. NJ, at the Har-
vey Centre school house at $3.50 p. M,
and in Langdon M. E. church at 7:3O
w. Hindes, brother of d. w.
Hindes, the railroad promoter, was in
the city last week soliciting subscrip-
lions for the "Farmers Railroad," {.
weekly paper published in the interest
of the new road. .....
DR.. Donovan and wife returned Mon
day from Il weeks visit among friends
at Neche and st. Joe. The doctor re-
ports that the general yield of grain in
this county gives promise OF leaving
Pembina county in the rear.
r. f. Smith, who assisted Agent
Stevenson at the depot here for several
months, spent Monday evening in the
city. s'Bob'' is now a relief agent on
JimI1ill's road and is holding down the
Edinburgh depot during the absence
of the agent.
John Johnson, of Missoula, Mont,
was in the city last week shaking hands
with his old friends. We are glad to
note that he is doing we'll in his new
home. He was called to North Dakota
on account of the death Of a relative
at Lang don.-Walsh Co. Record.
w. J. Mooney, accompanied by his
sister. Miss Annie, and son, Johnnie,
drove down to the valley Monday.
The Judge expects to circle through
the different points of Pembina and
Walsh counties ere he returns and will
probably be gone a couple Of weeks.
An Ontario exchange gives us the
intelligence that the recent provincial
election resulted in a victory for the
reform party. The member returned
from South Huron is an uncle of our
townsman, Jas. McPhail. being Hon.
NJ. Y. Mclean, editor of the Seaforth
Expositor.
The following items relative to the
grain shipments from this point dur
the past season show that Langdon
has not lost any Of it's former prestige