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

Ice cream soda at Schulke Il MOOres.
The cheapest millinery in town at H.
0. Bjornerud's.
Frank Delling, Of Milton paid our town
q short visit Tuesday.
Jim Carson is treating his house in
town to a coat of paint.
The boss five cent cigar is "The Bird"
and is sold by Schulke & Moore. 80
Prof. Warren, the eye doctor from Far
go stopped in town few days last week.
DR.. Smith, the dentist left yesterday
for Milton to remain until the 2Sth inst.
C. w. Clarke moved into his tasty cot
taga residence in the western suburb
yesterday.
Wilson Cox, of Milton. loitered around
here day or two this week looking for
horse trades.
S. 6. Wightman is spending day or
two among the grain spectators. on the
Grand Forks board of trade.
Rev. J. Robson, who assisted in the
M. r. pastoral work on this charge last
year goes to the college at Wahpeton for
another year course OF study.
X. N. Syverud the popular mercantile
salesman and land conveyancer from Os-
nabrock paid us visit ON Friday.
The north ex tension of Fourth street
is being opened up and graded up this
week by Street Com'r McDermott.
Attorney Knute Norgaard, the elongat-
ed legal Eight at Milton, has opened up
law office al the new town Of Aneta.
r. P. Abbey is Offering great bargains
in dry goods, clothing, furnishing goods
and shoes, groceries, crockery and glass
ware. 80
Among the new recruits to the bicycle
fad we notice, E. A. Farrell, Mrs. r. j.
Fox, Misses Joanna Lee, Vera ALERT and
Connie Truax.
Capt. Webster one OF the old war
horses OF political fame and G. A. R.
veteran of Pembina was q mountain
visitor this week.
Frank Tough spent several days here
this week visiting his brother Liveryman
Tough and buying up young cattle for
the eastern market.
We will be IN a position to do oil kinds
OF bicycle repairing this season. Will
also have all kinds of bicycle extras in
stock. Elford Bros.
Veterinary Young was q visitor from
Byron yesterday. An increase of 40 per
cent in grain acreage is what he figures
it at out that way
DIR. Mcqueen and brother, recently AZ
rived from Ontario, came up on the train
from Milton on Monday and spent few
hours with our local medics.
H. Weiland has painted and repapered
his tonsorial establishment and every
thing looks neat and up-to-date-no ex-
ira charge will be made for shuves.
NJ. Doyle, OF Ambro, took Tuesdays
train for Fort Benton, Mont, where he
goes to purchase a bunch of western
horses. TIE trip home will be made
overland and will take about three
weeks.
Rev. E. B. Robson, the former pastor
here preached all excellent sermon at the
! M. E. church last Sunday evening. His
new field of labor is at BOwesmont
Pembina county.
i Robt Fleming received his contract
Yesterday as local agent OF the Security
Mutual life insurance association and
will Immediately start in to divide the
spois with his co-laborers of the ''chin
wagging fraternity"
Joseph Charpentier was awarded the
contract for painting OF trees around thu
court house and will plant double row
of trees all round the block. The county
commissioners have purchased 25(
Young box elder trees for the purpose
Tuesday afternoon Rev. Dougan offici
ated as master OF ceremonies at a prett,
home wedding at John Kinna's place
five miles west OF town. The bride being
Mr.. Kinna's daughter, Miss Jeanne. Will
John Sandberg was the lucky accepted
sutton to put on the matrimonial yoke
Great improvements in the way Q
,eveling up sidewalks and raising tn
grade OF streets have been in progress al
| over the town this week. Langdon owe
/ her beauty to it's fine streets aud tn
! large number OF trees growing within
the city limits. Street COMMISSIONS
McDermott is determined the town sha
make a progressive stride this year.