Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-02-21
The latest fad in bicycling
Increases much is humor;
Who would mt smile to see maid
Fall off and burst her blOomers.

IncreaeeS much is humOr;
| Who would mt smile to see maid
Fall off and burst her blOomers
Meals at all hours at Schulke's Bak-
cry.
E. W. McCune, of Helena, Mont,
was guest at the Columbia over Sun
day.
Fashionable dressmaking by the
latest system in cutting at reasonable
rates. Miss Lee. 28-3
A merry party of young people en-.
joyed social dance at the Columbia
hotel last evening.
F. E. B. Mercer will conduct services
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 at the resi-
dence of j. H. Williamson, of Stilwell.
Rev. Michlau went down to Edin-
burg and ministered to his Lutheran
congregation at that place last Sab
bath.
Farmers should bear in mind that
Schulke gives a good big warm meal at
his restaurant and bakery. Call and be
convinced. 20
Presbyterian services next Sunday
will be held at the Mclean school
house at p. M, and in the Langdon
church at 1880 p. m.
Treasurer Robertson has been busy
the past week sending out notices that
personal property tax will be delln-
quent after March LIST.
Teacher VIM. O'Reilly came in from
his school in Cypress township last
Monday. He will rest from his labors
until the temperance of spring.
VIM. M. Holbrook, ex-register of
deeds Of Pembina county, came up
from St. Paul last week. He is now
interested in the St. Paul Cordage Co.
Elias Fisher went through the third
degree of the Knights of Pythias in
fine form at the special session of last
Friday evening. Eli got there with
both feet.
A. o. johnson writes from Ada,
Mimi, that he will return to this city
and reopen his general merchandise
business about June 1st. This time he
will assume the role of proprietor.
One of Cavalier county's prosperous
farmers has an entertaining communi-
cation in this issue over the signature
of "P. Populist - The article is we'll
worthy of perusal and the writer is just
as popular as he is populist.
Rev. Thos. Dougan enjoyed the COM
partnership of his old associate, Prof.
Kennedy, last Sunday. They we're CO.
laborers years ago when Mr.. Dougan
ministered to the Presbyterians of
Hillsboro and Prof. Kennedy was
superintendent of schools in Trail.
Rev. John Scott, of Walhalla, is
looking after the spirstual needs of
the patients at the state insane asylum
and is said to exert great power over
them. Though himself a patient, he
is man of ability and highly spoken
of by the management.-Grand Forks
Herald.
In the neighborhood of Red Lake,
Mimi, a farmer with plenty of energy
named D. w. Hines, is having con-
structed what is called "a Farmers
Railroad" They have not bothered
about charter or acts of parliament.
The land has been freely given by the
farmers through which it passes, the
farmers and their sons are now hard at
work getting out ties, while others
keep them supplied with provisions,
etc. Great enthusiasm prevails ovel
this attempt to build a railway without
the aid of railway sharks that have
created so much disgust not only in
the States but also in Canada. We
hope to be able to give more particular
of this venture shortly. 1t may sup
ply n pointer for Manitoba farme Is t,
follow Morden MAN Monitor.