Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-02-28


For a good cigar go to Schulke's
Geo. K. McKewan was up from Park
River Tuesday.
You can get 40 bars of soap for 81
at Abbey ,Bjornerud & Co.'S.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Kelly entertained a
party of friends at cards Tuesday.
Fresh buns, dough nuts and pies
every day at Schulke's bakery Is
Underwear is being out at cost at
Abbey, Bjornerud & Co.'S new store. %
The towering form of Collector M.
Murphy, of Uncle Sans port of
entry at Elkwood. wos caller one day
last week.
Methodist services will be conducted
next Sabbath by Pastor Robson at
Zion church at IL a. M, Harvey Centre
atsS p. H., and in this city at 7:30 p.
FOR SALE.-Two young mares and
one horse, all four years old, weighing
about 400 pounds each; terms reason
able. Apply to ELIAS FISHER, Lang
don, N. Oak. 1881
Frank Apthorp, for several months
a valued employee. of this Office is now
atthe head of the mechanical depart
ment of the Milton Globe. Frank is a
capable and handy all around print and
we guarantee him to give satisfaction.
The funeral of the infant child of
Mr. and Mrs. .Bisset took place this
morning from the Presbyterian church.
The parents have only been in the city
2 few weeks, visiting with the family of
Mr.. Nc Gregor, who is the father of
Mrs. Bisset.
Treasurer Robertson received dis
patch from Bismarck on Tuesday stat
ing that the legislature would extend
the time when personal property taxes
become delinquent to June LIST, when
one per cent will be added. The five
per cent penalty being attached to taxes
not paid before Oct.1st.
An entertainment WILDE held Friday
eYening of next week by the scholars of
the Presbyterian church under the dir
ection of Mrs. Cora R. Clarke, when
an unusually interesting program of
songs, recitations instrumental music,
character sketches, ETC., will be rem
/ dered A more extended notice will
HE given next week.
In his last weeks issue Editor Rice,
Iannounced that the Fessenden Adver-
Itiser was year old and he would cele-
Ebrate the anniversary in the next issue.
The first issue Of the second volume
IIeached here with the front page blank,
except the omnibus word ''pied," and
litis suppose that Rice ''celebrated.''
III. d. ALERT of Langdon is in the
lefty on his way home from the east,
Estopping over today and this evening to
Inject his many friends here. Mr..
ALERT is one of Cavalier county's able
l0fficials and is also Grand Keeper of
Records and Seal for the Knights of
1Pythias of North Dakota.-The Daily
Plaindealer.
i ID. W. Hines did some effective
4 work in Harvey township last week for
the proposed new line of railroad.
1 Something over $500 was subscribed by
1.-THE residents Of that township. He is
lpushing the good work in Loan and
aaOlga this week with equally good re-
dssllts. The work requires lots Of grit
Hand Mr.. Hines shows himself to be the
bright man in the right place.
n John Zeller, of Loan, was one OF
those who took advantage Monday S
lIbright sunshine and halmy breezes by
doing a little business in town. lie
Uniforms us that the German Methodist
il society in that locality is prospecting
under the ministrations of Rev. Lien
4 Ing. The information comes from an
Iother quarter that John has donated
i the society an acre of land for their
burial ground.