Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-06-25
ADDITIONAL LOCAL,

ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
The following items relating to the
marriage of our fellow townsman, 6
w. Clarke, to one of Iowa s fair daugN
tiers, we clip from the Iowa City Re-
publican, of June II and 10:
Tuesday, June Is, at IL o'clock, Miss
Cora Ross, daughter of Gen. and Mrs.
l.. F. Ross, was married to Mr.. Charles
W. Clarke, a banker of Langdon, North
Dakota. The ceremony was performed
by R. NJ. A. Bullock, and was witnessed
by the family friends of the bride and
groom. 1t was delightful home we'd
ding which more closely connected the
friendship of years standing of these
two families, and united in life the
happy couple who left last evening for
their home in Langdon, North Dakota.
AS our readers noted, last evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. W. Clarke left
Tuesday night for their home in Lang
don, N. D. They are followed by the
sincerest wishes of scores of friends,
for their future welfare and happiness.
The groom who is a prosperous young
banker of the above city, was resident
of Iowa City, years ago, when he first
showed the seeds Of friendship that
have borne rich fruitage since. The
bride was one of the most talented and
cultured young ladies of the Athens,
and her presence will be sadly missed
in our social and literary circles for
many day.
The Milton Globe announces in great
bold letters that La Belle Milton is a
blushing candidate for county seat
honors, and that her admirers have
contributed 81 500 towards a fund for
the erection of court house and pub
lie buildings. This is enterprising Of
the charming young city, and when we
yentured, at the time of the bond cleo
ton in that county, to say that Milton
and her friends opposed bonding purely
and simply because she desired the
county seat and saw an additional
stumbling block in her way in the
erection of substantial county build
ings at Langdon, the Globe devoted a
large part Of its editorial space to an
abusive article ridiculing the position
of the Democrat and saying with such
flimsy arguments are they trying to de-
feat u.s. We have no special interest
in county seat location, but thought,
and still think, that the bond should
have been voted and the building erect
ed. Our statement regarding the
cause of opposition on the part of Mil
ton has been proven true out of the
mouth Of Milton's mouth piece-the
Globe. We feel now as we felt then:
that the people Of Cavalier county do
not want the expense of a county seat
fight on their hands Just sat this juno
ture when times are SO hard. AN en-
phatic no will probably be the verdict
Of the people at the polls. We fear the
vote on bonds is leading Milton into a
grave error as to her personal strength
in that she takes it that all who voted
against bonds would favor her for the
county seat which she will find false
basis to figure upon.-Bathgate Demo-
crat.
You can never know till you try. how
quickly a dose of Ayers Pills will cure
your sick headache. Your stomach and
bowels need cleansing, and these Pills
will accomplish it more effectually and
comfortably than any other medicine
you can find.
The following general order was re-
ceived by Capt. McQuarrie this week,
and to which he wishes to call the at
tention of Co. ''E:''
FIRST RECT, N.D.N.G.
jamestown: n. D., June 10. 1891.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 81
Captain: In preparing for the COM
ing encampment there are a few impor-
tant matters your commanding officer
wishes to call your attention to partic-
ularly:
!. You will strictly observe sec. IT'S
of Upton's tactics in school of the COM
pany.
2. Devote as much time as possible
to target practice, not neglecting other
duties.
3. In drilling your compony you will
pay particular attention to instruction