Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-05-06

w. H. Row, the rustler from Elkwood
was seen on our streets Saturday.
Communion Services next Sunday at
IL a. IN. in the Presbyterian church.
WANTED-A first class dining room
girl at once. Apply at the Columbia.
"The Bird" is the best five cent ciger on
the market. Schulke & Moore have them.
T. B. Hankey has rented the Jas. De-
Berg residence and moved into the same
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Allertmade short
visit with Manitoba friends last week re-
turning Sunday.
Buy your barb wire and nails at Mer-
GERS hardware store. Quality OF goods
and prices right. 80
Supt. E. j. Fox spent the fore part OF
the week visiting schools in the south
end Of the county.
Herb Nunn, one OF the popular knights
of the grip: stopped over a couple OF days
this week picking up orders.
Schulke & Moore have opened up their
ice cream parlors and cream and soda
water are running full blast this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McGauvran, par
ents OF Sheriff McGauvran, from Beaulieu
| visited in the city few days this week.
r. P. Abbey is Offering great bargains
in dry goods. clothing, furnishing goods
and shoes, groceries, crockery and glass
ware. 80
\ daughter arrived at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs Robt. Beard Monday. Bob is
feeling so good that he treats everybody
he meets.
Geo Diebel is the only unfortunate
Cavalier county resident that is drafted
for the Jury box at the term ofU. S. court
to be held at Fargo May 25.
D. w. Hines went south on yesterdays
Ct. Northern to attend the stockholders
meeting Of the Farmers Railroad, which
is being held at Drayton today.
Vim. Monroe and family are in the city
the guests OF NJ. L. Sullivan for d short
visit. "Billy" has retired from the hotel
business for the summer months.
Rev. G. F. Liening passed through the
city Monday enroute to his home in
Loan returning from a visit to the
western portion of his extensive circuit.
w. l.. Wilder was up from Grand Forks
yesterday settling up the loss sustained
by the st. Paul Fire & Marine insurance
company when the home OF A.Zettel was
destroyed by fire some time ago.
Mrs. Jas Week with her children LETT
Monday for au extended visit with friends
at La Cross, Wis, while Shoemaker Week
has extensive improvements and large
addition built on to his Third Street
property.
Fred Davis absented himself from be-
hind the counters of the Headquarters
store long enough this week to spend a
few days on his Cypress homestead. He
was accompanied by his boon compan-
ion. Harry Weiland.
John Robinson and Geo Ulyott from
across the boundary line at Manitou
spent few days with friends on this
side last week. Mr.. Ullyott is brother
Of two of our leading Harvey farmers
bearing that name.
Sheriff McGauvran received notifica'
ton from Sheriff O'Connors OF Grand
Forks on Monday that 500 reward was
offered for the capture of August Norman
the fiendsh murderer Of four children at
McCanna last Saturday.
Com'r Henry Porter and Albert Gas
tonouay were among our Fremont cal
lers Saturday. Both were here making
homestead proof before Judge DorvaI
They claim their township will take TIN
lead for big crops again this year.
DR.. w. F. Corbett, Of Park River, who
ia well known by everybody III Langdon
was welded to popular young lady o
St. Paul yesterday afternoon. Th'
DEMocRAr expresses the sentiment OF
whole lot of Langdon people in extend
ing to the young couple wishes ofjoy ant
happiness through life.
Rev. j. e. Herrinton. the retiring pas
for of the NJ. Z. church lett Wednerda.
forenoon on all overland drive OF a
miles to Churches Ferry where he deliver
his salutatury discourse next Sabbath
Mrs. Herrinton and family leave on to
days train for their future home at tina
} nloce. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Herrinto'
have n host OF friends who regret tina
the time OF their departure from here Ia
! come so soon.