Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-02-14

Fresh buns, dough nuts and pies
every day at Schulke's bakery Is
You will miss it II you miss the st.
az alehtine social this evening.
n Willie Mercer has been laid up this
week with mild attack of typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Mcknight and family returned
8lis evening from their extended visit
With relatives in Toronto, Ont.
III Rev. Monroe has been in the city
agaln this week assisting in the revival
/ FORK ut the Methodist church.
Go and hear Prof. Kennedy's lecture,
kFSsThe Point of View" at the Presby-
terian church Saturday evening.
|# Miss Rose Haight, of Milton is one
OF Cavalier county students at the
state university of Grand Forks.
I You will miss rare treat if you
don't hear Prof. Kennedy's lecture,
s'The Point of View, on Saturday
evening.
81. Farmers should bear in mind that
Schulke gives good big warm meal at
This restaurant and bakery. Call and be
convinced. 20
/. Rev Thos. Dougan will conduct
Presbyterian services in this city next
Sunday at II a. M, and at the resi-
dence Of N. C. Crockett at 2 p. m.
I'll! L. Fl. Hayward was in the city yes
terday. Theodore wishes it under
stood that he's no relation to the
notorious Hayward's of Minneapolis.
81 Methodist services will be conducted
fnext Sunday by Rev. Robson as fol-
lslOws. At Zion church at II a. M, at
Harvey Centre at 8 p. M, and in this
city at 7.30 p. m.
L. DR.. Turcot will have a strong sup
port throughout this district for re-
appointment as state veterinary. Be-
sides being honored with the highest
compliment within the gift of his COL
leagues in this state, viz: president of
the State Veterinary association, he is
a graduate of several of the best veter-
mary colleges in this country. Since
coming to this city Mr.. Turcot has
been very successful in his home prac-
tice and has proven himself both skill
full as practitioner and true GENTLE
man. The people of Cavalier county
lswish to see him thus honored.
The masked carnival at the ice rink
last evening was success. Some fifty
couples we're on the ice which was new
er in better condition, and a large
number of spectators were also present
The band boys we're at their best and
their music was highly complimented
by all. The costumes were all good and
the judges had hard work to decide on
the ones entitled to prizes. Willie
Farrell was awarded the prize for best
igents costume, while Ray Kelly was
winner in the boys race. In the lady
land gent couple race the judges de-
icfded that Rob McHugh and Miss
Sallie Hooey were the winners. Miss
blanche Cherrier was presented with
laehandsome pair of silver plated skates
as the best dressed lady on the rink,
while Miss Grace Morgan received a
valuable book for her presentation of
character in Highland costume.
Walter Sanderson proved himself the
fastest skater in the potato race, and
was also awarded the prize for his
unique costume representing the CoUR-
The character Of
Hamlet was presented by M. Regain
was decided to be entitled to prize
while George Barlow captured ten
rolls of wall paper with border to match
for his representation of painter and
paper hanger. The management will
lgive another masquerade in the near
future and has assurances that it will
be even better patronized than the one
held last evening.
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