Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-02-18
District court meets Monday, March 1.

VIM. Plummer was laid up with grip
symptoms last week.
Read carefully Elford Bros. new adver-
tisement on the first page.
Gunder Nelson was a Milton visitor
doing business here Monday.
A. L. Perry made his weekly visit to
his family in the country Sunday.
Drayman E. A. Pennock returned last
week from a visit to his Rush Lake farm.
NJ. Mcknight was in from the west
last Friday and did not forget to look
us up.
H. d. ALERT has been confined to the
house this week with a bad attack OF
neuralgia.
Mrs Mercer returned from Park River
last week where she enjoyed a months
visit with friends.
Frank Hughes, the well known hotel
man from Park River, was here awhile
between trains Monday.
John L. Davis returned to his home at
ArviIla yesterday after spending part OF
the week with old acquaintance.
Hon. Frank Prusser, formerly in the
machine business here with B. R. Click,
was over from Devils Lake several days
last week.
Two or three candidates will endeavor
to ride the A. O. U. w., goat at the next
regular meeting, which occurs on Mon
day evening.
CD. Melby drove up from Milton on
Monday ahead OF the belated passenger.
Everybody having a good time down
there this winter he says.
A local critic who took in the "burnt
cork" entertainment at Walhal]a Mon
day night tells us that Charley Andrews
was whole show in himself.
Attorney W. j. Thompson was q
south-end visitor Monday and talked
with pride OF the prospective growth OF
Milton during the summer months.
Register OF Deeds, John Rylance, moved
into town last week with his family and
will occupy the residence OF John Foley
on Second street until spring when he
will probably build.
DR.. r. E. Cuffe, who has recently moved
from Beaulieu to olga and opened up u
drug store in connection with his pro-
fessional practice, was a county seat
visitor the first Of the week.
Friday evening OF next week Lebanon
lodge A. r. & \. NJ. expect to entertain
number of their Canuck cousins from
Mordpn, Man: who have expressed a
wish to see the secret work OF Masonry
cxenplife.i on this side oil the line.
Anthony Schiller and Miss Catherine
Frank, OF Mt. Carmel. drove in Tuesday
morning and We're married at the Catho-
lie church by Rev. Father Pouliot. They
returned accompanied by friends TO the
home of his parents at Mt. Carmel in the
afternoon.
Rev. Dougan DR.. Mcdonald was at
Devils Lake Monday, being one Ola COM
mittee sent there by the Synod to trans
act business that could not be put off.
| He wrote me the 18th but owing to the
train failing to come Saturday the letter
did not reach here until Monday. The
date for the lecture is Monday March LIST.
Posters are out announcing the credit
auction sale OF thorough bred stock by
ID. Gordon in this city March 10th.
Mr.. Gordon is ole OF the Oldest and most
successful raiser OF fine stock in Pembna
county and local buyers will have an op'
portunity to pick up number OF choice
nrim. winners, both horses and cattle
Read over the display advertisement IN
another column.
Nick Moore is getting along up IN
1,anrdon. where for a year or two he
has been doing II booming restaurant
and bakery business. This week the firm
Of Schulke & Moore advertise in the
DruocRAr. "a choice line of staple and
fancy groceries. fruits. confectionery
bread, cakes and pastry" GettingrIght
up on the plane with general mercantile
estn misunderstanding Journal.
There's trouble ahead for the pound
keeper il he does not abate the nuisance
OF horses straying all over the tow'
these warm days. WHAT'S the use o
citizens planting out trees to bonutliI
their property with, il these hungry AM
mails IRE allowed to destroy them anC
tromple them under foot. despoiling thu
work OF years. More than one either
has expressed himself Indignantly on th'
subject. Let it be stopped