Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-05-20

Co. Auditor Work has learned to ride
bicycle.
The boss five cent cigar is "The Bird
and is sold by Scdulke & Moore. 80
Banker Prom was representative
citizen from Milton in the city Tuesday.
John l.. Robertson planted a fine lot
OF young trees around his house last
week.
Napoleon Nault, al active worker in
the cause OF the Farmers Railroad, was
in from Olga last week.
j. Baptiee. one of the old-time Valley
farmers from Bathgate, visited acquain-
tances in the city this week.
Co. Commissioners meet next Wednes'
day to close up unfinished business left
over from last regular meeting.
Miss Minnie Rose who teaches school
i'll Harvey this summer spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in town.
WI Mooney made flying trip this
week to the Twin Cities on business con-
nected with the Townsite company.
Judge H. A. Libby, the eminent jurist
from Park River, was here Tuesday ar
ranging his cases for the July term.
States Attorney Dickson's family have
established their summer residence on
the homestead a few miles south oftown.
Robt Fleming returned Tuesday from
trip to Bathgate accompanied by his
brother, jim, who has spent the past
year at Winnipeg studying medicine.
Veterinary Elliott was here from Mil
ton oa a professional visit yesterday.
In the future he intends making regular
visits here on Monday OF each week.
A party OF young friends tended Miss
Mabel Mcknight surprise party at her
home Monday evening and participated
in an enjoyable evenings entertainment.
Teachers Patterson and Mcdonald
were Sunday visitors from the proposed
terminal OF the railroad extension. Both
intend taking in the university summer
school,
Mrs. Blakely has just returned from
the east with new line Of millinery,
comprising all the latest shapes and
styles which she will sell as cheap as the
cheapest.
The members of the local /. O. G. 7.
order took hold OF the regular temper
ance meeting at the M. E. church Monday
night and entertained the audience with
parliamentary drill.
Conductor Jim Kinney is off duty, laid
up for repairs. He came out second best
in a wrestling match with roll OF barb
wire last week while handling freight ano
has a badly injured hand.
A Dedrick and Yves Mahon drove ovel
to Morden Manitoba last week. Mr.
Dedrick will make stay of some weekt
on the other side while undergoing treat
ment for his paralytic trouble.
VIM. O'Reilly is an office-holder while
recruiting his health down in New Mexi
co. He has been elected secretary of thu
Cod Liver Oil Club. This is one OF thu
LEADING social functions OF that locality
Miss Lucy Gordon, OF Tyner, who il
! secretary of the Presbyterian Union, in
note of the 10th inst, writes that tn
fifth annual convention OF the Y. P. S. {
E. OF Pembipa Presbytery will be held a
Crystal on June Sth and 9th.
Judge sauter came up from Grafton o.
Tuesdays passenger aud spent the tim
between trains in hearing motions 10
trial and cleaning up court matters o
the docket. The regular May term ma
been postponed until July.
Contractor Jas Dinnie was here Frida
I hurrying up the excavation OF the ne,
hank building. The cement floor Of tn
basement will be laid next week. Jerr
Kelland puts in the stone foundatio
and will have his crew at work early
the week.
rare treat is in store for the Peep
Of Laugdon and vicinity. Arrangement
have been perfected by the local X. OF
order to have the celebrated Nashvil
Students Jubilee singers appear at I'll
court house in this city. Monday Ma
31st, when they will give us one OF the
J nn;oue entertainments ofcharacters sons
and plantation melodies. For 10 or
Years they have Travelled the countl
over enrapturing the audiences with the
ouaint darky melodies wherever TIM
! have appeared, until they now stand
the most distinguished corps OF color
artists in the world. Everybody shou
! nrepa,e to take in this entertainment
J f. will be the great event OF the season.