Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-02-21
ABBEY, BJORNERUD & COMPANY
The boy Stood in the alley. *
He had left The burning deck,
And half the people that pas sed by
Got u SNOWFALL in the neck.

The boy 5000 in the alley. 80
He had left The burning deck,
And half he people that pas sed by rs
Got u SNOWFALL in the neck.
| T. E. Burke is visitor at bismarck
this week.
Jean Chase's family are still very
sick with diphtheria.
Attorneys Doughty and Laxadal
drove up from Milton yesterday. 8
Jas Fleming came up from Osna-
brock and remained over Sunday. Y
Miss Jean Patterson, of Byron, is
visiting with friends at Edinburg.
There was Il dance at Mrs. Hooey's
place, 4 few miles north of town FRI
day evening. @
HenryJ Jennings, better known around
town as "Slim' took the train south,
Monday morning.
Have you tried that new tea which
Abbey, Bjornerud & Co., sell at 8 lbs.
for sl.0o? Fry it. % N
Miss Minnie Reilly came up from
Milton. and spent Sunday with the
family of Jas. DeBurg. 4.
Jno. H. Nicholson, purchasing agent
Of the Walsh county farmers alliance,
is spending few days in the city. \,
Rev. E. M. Atwood of Larimore will
assist in conducting the revival servi.
ces at tho Methodist church next week.
The choice boquet of songs that are
being cultivated by local talent since
the recent visit of the Hutchinson
family are 1.-THE Little Alabama Coono
and "You Can't Play in our Back
Yard".
Rev. Hicks predicts the heaviest
down-pour of rains in the month Of
June that have visited this country
for years, and urges all sections whore
it is possible to plant crops that can be
matured by these rains to take advant-
age of them. S
From Jamestown paper we learn
that Mail Clerk Clayton, who has been
running west of that city since his re-
moval from the Larimore and Lang
don Branch, has recently taken charge
of a new run between jamestown and
Detroit, MINI.
The st. Valentine social held last
Thursday evening at Mrs. j. D. Nc
Gruer's by the ladies of the Presbyter-
ian church was pleasant affair and
entirely successful from every stand
point. The spacious residence was
completely crowded, many strangers
being noticed in the throng. Charades,
cards and games of all kinds were the
evenings amusements. A novel meth
cd was used in pairing for supper, each
gentleman being furnished with a slip Of
paper in the form of a heart, contain
ing quotation from some celebrated
author, the lady having a correspond
ing slip to match being partner for
supper. The ladies of the Presbyterian
church are to be congratulated on the
su ccess of their departure from the
old time church social. saa;
Prof. Kennedy of the state universi-
ty at Grand Forks lectured last Satur-
day evening at the Presbyterian church
on 1.-The Point of View" There was
fairly good audience and all listened
attentively while the speaker talked in
a thoughtful and earnest manner on a
topic that could not fail to interest
everybody. His remarks went to show
that the circumstance and surround
ings of person to a great extent con-
troll the point of view from which the
individual sees the question at issue.
The lecturer continued to trace the
point of view of the people on leading
topics of the day, thereby showing that
the world is advancing socially, moral.
ly and scientifically. Judging from
the rapt attention with which the pro.
lessor was listened to the subject Ger
tainly proved of great interest to every,
body present.