Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-06-10

Only one assessment in the A; o. U. W.
order for June.
VIM. A. Monroe is now doing clerical
work in the Citizens State Bank.
Dave Falls returns this week from his
health seeking trip to New Mexico.
Robt FIeming's family arespending the
week on their farm q few miles west of
the town.
The M. E. church ladies scored a sue
cess at their ice cream tent on Third
street tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. H. Bidlake and Mrs. John Trotter
were distinguished visitors at the insti-
tute from Osnabrock yesterday!
Geo. G. EIford and Miss Oke Joined the
aggregation of Langdon sight seers at
the Morden race meeting this week.
The thanks of the DEMOCRAT are due
Prof. M. C. Whitney for the interesting
and concise report of institute proceed
ings.
Rev. Father Friesenbach, OF Reynolds
was guest of Rev. Pouliot on Monday.
He spent few days at Mt. Carmel this
week.
The address Of Mrs Tousley, state or
ganizer OF the "Y's" at the court house
Tuesday night was both interesting and
argely attended.
We will be In position to do all kinds
OF bicycle repairing this season. Will
also have all kinds Of bicycle extras in
stock. Elford Bros.
Misses Prinyer and Hewes and Mr..
Thos. Stevenson visited Crystal this week
as delegates to the annual gathering OF
the Endeavor society.
The appointment of Chas. b. McDer-
mott, chief of police was made by Mayor
Mercer last Monday night Frank Ross
having rendered his resignation.
Walhalla people hold memorial services
June 21st. 1t being the forty-seventh
anniversary of the massacre OF the Wal
halla martyred missionaries by the
Sioux Indians.
&c. Cramond, who presided over the
OF the Hotel Columbia last
summer, Is now one OF the proprietors OF
the LaBelle summer resort at Yorkville,
Mich, and is doing well.
Teachers N. G. Mcdonald and H. Pater-
son go from here to Mayville OH their
wheels to witness commencement exer-
cises at the Normal School. They gradn-
ated from that institution last year.
il. Mahoney has received a car load
of fine new pattern buggies this week.
They come direct from the factory in the
east and will go at astonishing low
prices. Read all about them in his new
ad OF next week.
Mr.. Christian Zettel and wife, OF West
Branch, Mich, arrived here yesterday for
a short visit with his brothers here. Mr..
Zettel is one OF the old pioneers OF this
county, having been up here in 1884, but
is now in the hotel business in Michigan.
It is stated that Conductor George
Else has been given lay-off which may
be permanent. The alleged offense charg-
ed up against him occurred last week
and consisted in taking his train, No. 4,
through Michigan City some minutes
ahead of time. 1t is to be hoped that the
trouble is not serious. George has many
friends in this city who would be pleased
to see him reinstated.
The outfit for newspaper to be pub
lished in the new settlement south oil
Rush Lake passed through thecity Tues
day enroute toits destination. The plant
was in charge of Mr.. Teddy Shahane, and
comes from Cavalier, being part OF the
old Chronicle plant. 1t is learned that
the new publication will attempt to gel
out an issue this week. ''The Advo-
cate is supposed to De the given ha'it
of the new venture while it's political
belief is unde,st to be populistic
Yesterday the right of way man of the
Great Northern Ry. Co., was at work
along the line of the proposed extension
of the Cavalier branch securing the right
of way He said to Dell Peters who
drove him, that Walhalla would have
road within sixty Gays and in plenty Of
time.to take out the next crop. This viii
be joyful news to the people of that sec
ton who have had to drive 20 to % miles
to market. 1t will take much of the ter
ror from the forty-below weather Of oul
winters. Bathgate Pink Paper.
1 have a few farms for sale.
Will sacrifice them for cash OF
terms to suit purchaser. II. d.
ALERT.