Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-01-31

Fresh buns, dough nuts and pies
every day ut Schulke' g bakery Is
b The Methodist Sunday school do
mated its collection last Sunday to the
|Sdestl,u,e sufferers in Nebraska.
r. Sheriff McGauvran and D. II. Nc
MILAN took in the sights at Milton and
g b r to~n al"ny the line yes' erday.
Robt. Fleming is the happy father of
Esh1,tle baby girl which put in an ap-
pearance at his place last Thursday
morning.
f Farmers should bear in mind that
Schnlke gives good big warm meal at
his restaurant and bakery. Call and be
convinced. 20
Samuel V. Haight came up from
Milton Tuesday and took occasion to
hold forth learnedly on the future pop
ulistic outlook.
Jas. Walker returned Friday even
ing from Palmerston, Ont, where he
reports having had fine time with the
old folks at home.
The Christian Endeavor meeting of
tomorrow evening will be lead by
by Mrs. Chas. Hunter. the subject for
the evening being Advance"
Jeweler Nelson spent several days last
week at the bedside of his sister, who
is very sick at her home in Park River
with but slight hopes of recovery.
1t is claimed bv the kno wing ones
that the adventof spring election will
find Chas. Haugh again in the field
for aldermanic honors in the third
ward.
Methodist services next Sunday at
Zion church 1t IL a. m. by F. E B.
Mercer; at Harvey Centre at 8 p. M,
and in this city at 7:30 p. M. by Pastor
Robson.
L. A. Kertson, who dispenses the
amber liquid in wholesale quantities at
Moorehead. Mimi, Was here yesterday
Iinquiring into the exact state of the
dryness of our CITY,
The tall form of Jos. Catherwood,
who did the 1--WE" act on the Milton
Globe during Editor McCarthy's alb
sence east last summer, visited the
county seat Friday.
Teacher Mckay, of the intermediate
department of our city schools, went
down the line to Crystal this morning.
Miss Vera Oke takes charge of that
department for the remainder of the
week.
The bill of Mr.. Flack, of Cavalier,
providing for protection from barb
wire. fences along the highways will
be hailed with delight by the boys who
don't go home until morning-Plain-
dealer.
John Mahon, of Mal,on & Robinson,
was down from Langdon couple OF
sdays last week. He says their lumber
business during the past year has been
| Very satisfactory at all of their yards.
7-Neche Oak Leaf.
! y, VIM. Stevenson writes from More
bead, MINI, that he likes his new po-
sition as agent at that place. Will is
not; only an efficient Office man, but
faithful to the interests of tho company
that employs him.
AS. Elford. the versatile state agent
of the New York Life Insurance COM
pany is up from Grand Forks on visit
with his cousins, the Elford Bros. and
will incidentally write up a number of
policies for those of our citizens desir-
GUS of dealing in futures.
w. D. keenan,, a former Langdon
heavyweight. returned to his post at
the customs department. at Neche last
week from an interesting trip to On
tario. We understand he stopped off
at Grand Forks and joined the brother
hood of Elks on his Way home.
Pat Nevi writes us a kind letter
from Walhalla inclosing greenback
of sufficient size to pay his subscription
to the DEMOCRAT in advance. Pat
numbers among the first subscribers
that we placed on our list and we re-
joice to hear of his enjoying a fair
share of the good things of life.
The people Of Harvey Centre will
give a grand dinner in their new
church on Wednesday, Feb. 9Th; dinner
to be served from to O'Clock in the
evening, after which a select program
will be rendered. Admission IS and
~ cents. Plenty of shed room for
teams. Should stormy weather pre-
vail the event will be postponed until
the following day.
| The Columbia billiard rooms and
restaurant have been reopened this
week after under .oing a series of
identifying touches at the hands OF