Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-04-25
Come and get one Of our Csc hats.

Ice cream at the M. E. church Sat-
urday evening.
Register Barcelo got back from Bis
marck Saturday.
schulke gives special bargains in
fruit on Saturdays. 81
Paint! Paint!-Paint for everybody.
Quality guaranteed. F. Mercer. 80
Underwear is being out at cost at
Abbey, Bjornerud & Co.'S new store. %
Frank Kynslis up from Mimic spend
ing a few days with his brother Joe.
Turkish rugs and Geneva table
covers go at cost. Blakely's novelty
store. 34-87
Joe Reiber has been plying his paint
brush and paste pot with artistic effect
at Donovan's drug store this week.
Veterinary Turcot is making his u.s.
ual spring tour of the county and re-
ports big demands on his services this
year.
DR.. Scott, son of Rev. Jno. Scott,
who has lately graduated at Winni-
peg, will build up for himself a prac-
tice at Walhalla.
McCorristan, the invincible insur-
ance agent, is using his persuasive elo-
quence upon the uninsured this week.
He represents the Northwestern, of
Minneapolis.
John Veer:-You were mistaken in
stating that the parties married last
week by Judge Erickson reside in
Moscow. They came across from
Manitoba and have returned from
whence they came.
A good time is anticipated at the
annual Easter ball at the Columbia
hotel tomorrow evening. Being the
first dance given since the close of
Lent it is natural to expect that the
turn out will be general. The music
on this occasion will be given by Prof.
Martins orchestra, composed entirely
Of home talent which it is needless to
say will be up to the standard. Tickets
including supper $3.50.
We had the pleasure the other day
of making the Acquaintance of H. D.
ALERT, auditor of Cavalier county, and
who is one of the most prominet Ger
mans in this state. To our pleasure
and satisfaction we also learned that
Mr.. ALERT comes from our old home in
Waterloo county, Ontario, and belongs
to sthat class of citizens who have
placed themselves in the front ranks
by their own labors and energy.-Nord
Dakota PIONEER.
Sheriff McGauvran was called to
Milton last Thursday in response to a
telegram from Attorney Ball & Wat
son, of Fargo, closed the local mill of
the North Dakota Milling association
at that place on an attachment issued
out of the Cass county court, on suits
aggregating 100000 or $3.50, 600,
brought by the former against the
present management. 1t is said that
all of the company's mills in the state
have been closed down. 1t is alleged
the cause of the troubles among the
management, and that the closing will
be only temporary.
F. w. Mclean, private secretary to
Senator Roach, returned last Saturday
from Washington, accompanied by
his wife. Mr.. Mclean has spent the
winter months in the effete east but
his appearance denotes his usual con-
dition of good health and his features
which are so confoundedly homely
that they make him really good look
ing, bear the same clerical expression
that they did years ago when Fred
used to preside over the destinies of
the "Nonpariel club" down in the yal-
ley "Mac" thinks there is but little
probability Of an extra session Of con-
gress and expects to spend the summer
months in North Dakota.