Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-01-03
For q good cigar 50 to Schulke's

4 VIII PAY you. j. IS. BOYD.
Chas. J. Hill was 1 visitor from
Allllopiast Friday.
n Y wife OF Martin q. Safer died a,
& last Friday after prolonged
4 all serious illness.
4 yhite bread, Graham bread, Vienna
y 4 and a full line of pastry Away.
iaat ss.aike's bakery. 10
I Methodist social takes place at j.
II Villamson's residence of Stilwell
( tomorrow (Fridayl evening.
". T. Reilly came up from Osna-
sfpzcck last evening to see how the boys
took their dose Of medicine.
Rob McHngh is the pew assistant
who helps Deputy Postmaster Taylor
/ behind the bars to. threw the mail.
Farmers should bear. in mind that
fSchuFke gives a good big warm meal at
his restaurant and bakery. Call and be
Ieonvinced. 20
+ Saul Pfon tarried in the city day or
two last week and reports his particu-
lar line of bpslness as being just a little
dull in Olga.
Frank Delling, of Milton, and wife
Were noticeable among the throng of
merry makers at the Masonic dance
Hast Thursday.
Mrs. Allan Pinkerton left Tuesday
morning to join the Cavalier county
contingent that are having jolly good
good time in Old Canuck.
Miss Schurmeyer, teacher of music
IiDsthis city, spent we'll earned vaca-
ltion at the home of her sister, Mrs. j.
r. McConnachie, of Fargo.
Scranton and Lehigh Valley hard
coal at SO 90 per ton on board Car, or
.$a50 delivered in your bin. Weight
guaranteed. B. r. Click. 6
Landlord O'Blien 8 daughters, Maud
and Lucy, departed yesterday by way
of Neche to resume their studies at
Winnipeg for another term.
IA goodly number of Langdon church
goers attended the watch night" ser
vices at the NJ. E. church Monday night
Ito bid farewell to the old year and well
come the new.
Miss Laura Dillingham;. who has
been visiting at the home of her uncle,
Wheatbuyer Otis, for some months
past returned to her home in Mime
sofa yesterday.
Butchart & Plummer, the new pro-
pr.etors of the ice rink, are busy max
ling arrangements for grand mas
Iquerade carnival which will come of
at an early date.
The vacancy on the police force
cansed by the resignation of Chief
Chase has been filed by the appoint
ment of Arthur Plummer, which took
Iplsce January LIST.
| Editor Hurd, of the Rugby Tribune
EMhgs spellt several weeks here in the
1 fall collecting for the Mccormick Co..
was presented with q little daughter
BY his wife Christmas Eve.
VIM. Hazellitt, who returned last
summer from the drouth-stricken Kan
sas. drove in on Friday from Hines
railroad camp at Red Lake, MIMI.
where he says the buys are turning out
300 ties day and enjoying themselves,
There are already 10 men in camp and
he will return next week with many re-
cruits to help along the peoples rail
road.
Long will be remembered the happy
scene at the Armory hall last Thurs
day evening when upwards of sixty
couples danced to the sweet strains of
the Anderson orchestra at the Masonic
annua. ball. The dance was ffatter-
ling success in every particular and the
greatest social success Of the year.
About midnight All excellent supper
was served at the Columbia and a
more snmptuous spread was never set
forth in the city. Great credit is due
/ the different committees in whose
hands all went merry as marriage
bells
The town of Park River is laboring
under the biggest sensation in it's his
tory. 1t appears that CharlesStewart.
Of Dyesville. Ohio, arrived at Park
River, last Wednesday night in quest
OF his daughter, who had disappeared,
and was last heard from at Park River,
having suddenly died there under pc
culiar circumstances. Mr.. Steward
had the body exhumed and identified
as his daughter on Friday. The post
mortem showed that premature birth
had taken place. The coroner's jury
is investigating. The young woman
died on Oct. Is, and was buried under
the name of Flora Sharpe. Mrs. Cakes.
with whom she was stopping, has been
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