Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-04-22

Elford Bros. are m aking the prices
on fruit this season.
Miss Ella Gogin is visiting with friends
at Larimore this week.
Jeweler Mccormack spent Friday night
patching it on his claim west OF town.
Miss Louise Boyd enjoyed a few days
among Milton acquaintance this week.
S. O. DeCamp was waiting on his fruit
and early vegetable customers here Fri
day.
Mrs. w. F. Winter has been confined to
her room with lung trouble the past
week.
Judge Dorval has had grand opening
OF the matrimonial bureau since the al
vent OF Easter.
Cashier Laidlaw and family have mov-
ed into their new home recently purchas-
ed Of H. o. Bjornerud.
VIM. Fagg moved out to his farm west
OF town this week to resume farming
operations for another season.
VIM Monroe proposes to retire from
the hotel business at Park River and ex,
poets to return here with his family to
reside.
Eford Bros catchy ad about new style
OF '97 hats should reach the eye of every
hat buyer who has head with any
thing in it.
For one month H. o. Bjornerud offers
so pairs of Black and Tan shoes for
Ladies and Gents at 80. SO per pair. For
mer price $3.50 and 81.
Banker Winter spent day or two in
Grand Forks this week and may go east
before returning to purchase new fixtures
for the brick bank block.
HI. Mathisen visited Park River the
first OF the week and secured AGAR or two
OF wheat for his grain commission firm
on the rising local market.
Arthur Nichols, OF Billings, is attend
ing the M. E. conference at Park River
this week and will be indicted into the
primary work of the ministry.
The clergy from Langdon and vicinity
in attendance atthe ethodistconference
at Park River this week are Revs. j. E.
Herrinton, j. Robson, ]. N. Johnson.
DR.. Archer, former medical practition-
err of Cavalier county, took his departure
from Crystal last week for Port Perry,
Ont. The doctor enters into partnership
with his brother at that place.
NJ. Doyle, OF Ambro, expects to leave
about May LIST for Fort Benton, Mont,
and will buy up band OF well bred
western horses. The return trip Of 700
miles across country will take nearly a
month to complete.
Frank Hughes, the Park River hotel
man tarried in the city awhile Saturday.
His lease on the Arlington Hotel expires
in August and he is undecided yet as to
his future wherea bouts.
Last Sunday Rev. j. E. Harrington
closed the second year OF his pastorate
over the NJ. E. church OF CHS city. during
which period he has done much to fur
Their the interests Of the cause in this
field, as we'll as win for himself and
family the high esteem OF the whole com
munity. It is not known what appoint
ment will be rendered the reverend
gentleman at the state conference OF the
of the NJ. 70. Church now in session at
Park River, but the best wishes OF all &C.
company him in his future ministrations
| for the cause OF the Master.
Postmaster Daniels sends in word that
for two weeks back the DEMOCRAT has
failed to show up out at his office and
that our readers out that way are hot in
the collar in consequence. We promise
to look carefully into the matter and will
locate the blame before the matter is
dropped Let any Of our readers that
have a kick coming about not getting
their paper regularly drop us a line and
we will send out u tracer after the EN-.
ployee OF Uncle Sam who is derelict in his
duty. We mean business.
| The meeting of the directors OF the
Farmers Railroad, which was dated to
have been held at Drayton on Tuesday
OF last week, the 18th inst, was post
poned until May 5th, on account Of the
absenci OF the president and attorney OF
the road as well as other directors who
were prevented by thefoods from getting
here The sale of delinquent stock has
also been deferred few weeks for the
same reason. President Munger and At
torney kellogg will be preaent at the May
meeting with definite plans and PROPOSE
tions 10 lay before the board Of directors.