Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-05-13

Druggist N. E. McGruer is on the sick
list this week.
Third street is fairly alive with bikes
every night.
W. Fl. Conn is again on deck after his re-
cent severe illness.
Mrs. j. d. McGruer left Tuesday to visit
friends in Duluth for few weeks.
Sup't E. ]. Fox is placing stone ioun-
dalton under his house this week.
WANTED-!A first class dining room
girl at once. Apply at the Columbia.
Builder Loynes commenced work yes
terday on J. Weeks new shoe store.
Eugene Chase moved in town from his
timber farm On the Pembina river last
week.
VIM. Welsh and Alvin Orton mounted
new Belvidere bikes of the latest pattern
this week.
A new line Of perfe,:t barb wire and
strictly first class nails at Mercer's hard
ware store. 80
Mis- Lille Meikleiohn now rides bike
around town along with the other
boys and girls.
Rev. Pouiot will conduct Catholic SER
vices at St. Alphonsus churh on Sunday
at the usual hour.
E. l. Donovan will add an elegantsoda
fountain to the new drug store fixtures
he puts in next fall.
Lemon phosphate will be the popular
drink this summer. Try one at Schulke
& Moore's fruit store.
Mrs. e. A. Pennock and daughter re-
turned yesterday from two weeks visit
with friends at Park River.
e.. A. McCay and family moved into the
Mcmillan house at the rear OF the First
National bank block this week.
Register John Rylance will paint and
otherwise improve the residence property
that he bought OF Felix Charter.
A. f. Elliott the veterinary surgeon at
Milton drove uphere Sunday. Hethinks
some OF filing on claim west OF here.
Rev. Landsbrough came up frem Edin-
burg Tuesday to look after his farm pro-
perty in the western part OF the county.
Banker Prom, OF Milton, was guest
in the city yesterday on legal business
connected with the estate of NJ. j. Menes.
Mercer has just received a carload Of
perfect barb wire; also a large consign-
ment OF nails. Figure with him when
buying. SO
Presbyterian services next Sunday at
Falconers at 1890 q. m., Mel cams at 2
p. M, Langdon at 1870 p. M. Rev. Thos
Dougan, pastor.
Geo Vierhus has the stone foundation
laid for an elegant new home he will
build this summer just south of Register
Rylance's residence.
W. A. Laidlaw has much improved the
appearance OF his residence property on
Fifth street with newly planted trees
and neat fence.
j. H. Mccullough, the hustling land at
torney from Milton drove through town
yesterday for days goose hunting out
! in the Rush Lake country.
| A rare chance for country merchants
to supply themselves with show cases,
scales, counters, tables, scoops, ETC., at
small expense. R. P. Abbey. 80 :
DIR. f. I. Donovan is adding much to
the attractiveness OF his superb home by
having the grounds filled in with rich
soil and will have one Of the latest i'm
proved lawns laid this summer.
A. Schulke is fu. ther improving his
home built last summer on the corner Of
Fifth street by an addition, while a neat
ience and new trees planted will add to
1 its completeness.
The funeral OF David Bell, father OF Mrs
Donald Mclaughlin and Mrs. Jas. Nc.
Laughlin, whose death was noted in our
last issue, took place at Harvey Centre
last Friday afternoon, Rev. Dougan off.
ciating. A large number of Manitoba
friends were over attending the obsequies
George Hueston is laid up with a dis
located shoulder and innumerable
scratches and bruises. the result OF Il run
away last, Friday afternoon. in which he
played more or less conspicuous part
The scene was OH Third street and he
was hitting hot clip of about 80 miles
on hour. The lesson ia painful one aLd
j, it is lucky that none other than the care
lees drive suffered through his reckless
: ness Let stop be put to this break
neck speed OF travel OH our main thor
oughfare.