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

A good second hand bicycle for sale
very cheap. Enquire at j. B. Boyd's.
For good smoke try sckuIke &
Moore's new five cent cigar "The Bird"
VIM. Taylor and wife moved out to
their Rush Lake farm for the summer this
week.
A new line OF perfect barb wire and
strictly first class nails at Mercer's hard
ware store. 80
DR.. Semple's general "phiz'' has been
twisted all out OF shape this week with
acute neuralgia.
C. W. Clarke is busy tilling the soil
these days. His crop acreage this season
will exceed 500 acres.
J. B. Chale, the newly appointed post
master at Olga spent Sunday with county
leaders OF the republican fold.
j. McPhail finds he requires more room
in his machinery warehouse and had an
other addition built this week.
H. D. ALERT is making improvements
and ON addition to his house which will
add to its appearance and convenience.
Honest jim McDougall made a bust
ness trip down in the Valley this week.
He expects to go on the road this sum-
mer.
Mrs. E. B. Robson is here from Cava-
lier visiting her many friends. Their new
location will be at Bowesmont, Pembina
county.
John J. Kohnen called on Langdon
acquaintance Tuesday. The insurance
business is getting a rest while he takes
orders for trees, shrubs, etc.
| A rare chance for country merchants
to supply themselves with show cases,
scales, counters, tables, scoops ETC., at
small expense. R. p. Abbey. 80 =
| Charlie Haugh started his summer de-
livery OF ice this week. He has the only
ice for sale in town and delivers in any
quantity the consumer may wish.
Dr.. Smith arrived in the city Monday
and will remain until the 14th inst. He
is prepared to attend to the wants Of all
our people who need anything in the line
OF dentistry.
Peter Squires. q former Pelnbina county
resident who has acquired 100 acres and
a comfortable home in the Rush Lake
region visited the county seat on land
business Monday.
Chas McDerlnott, the newly appointed
street commissioner, has started in fixing
up sidewalks, crossings and culverts.
Every citizen subject to poll tax may
look out for a visit from Charlie anytime.
]. T. Rtmage's team OF trotters easily
leads the procession OF fast drivers on the
streets these fine evenings. Some of you
fellows who are always telling how fast
your horse can go get out and make the
dust fly.
Bishop Morrison, OF Duluth, who is
acting bishop OF the Episcopal diocese OF
North Dakota, until a successor to
Bishop Walker is appointed, vii! make
the annual visitation to the parishioners
at Milton on Friday of next week, May
14th.
Jim Nelson, an old and we'll known
conductor on the Great Northern has
been transferred from the train service
to the company's agency at Devils Lake.
His friends up this branch line will be
GLAD to hear OF Handsome Jim's good
fortune.
Frank, the restaurant man, has the
ceiling OF his new quarters, north OF the
Ct. Northern depot, handsomely decor
ated with fancy cut paper which gives
the interior gorgeous finish. He opens
up his ice cream parlors this week and
all will have an opportunity tolook over
} his establishment.
Senator Dobie, one of Cavalier county s
latest and most prominent acquisitions
from the Valley, was in town from his
| newly III AtINC
set Element. Since locating with us Mr..
Dobie has succeeded in inducing several
OF his old neghbors to move up west.
He is man of prominence andnterprise
and the western part OF ourcounty gains
an untiring advocate in him.
Rev. S. F. Beer preached his farewell
} sermon in Wheatland to large and in
) telligent audience last Sunday night, and
was listened to with intense interest. The
: reverend gentleman and family have a
{ host OF friends who will regret their de-
parture when that time comes. just
+ where Mr.. Beer will so is not yet learned
! bu, it is supposed either at Grandn OF
Lisbon.-The Wheatland Eagle.