Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-05-12
Teachers Institute.

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county, delivered his lecture on patriot
ism and American citizenship last
evening. The senator is an eloquent
speaker and handled the subject well.
He had a large and appreciative au-
''Hence and many of the sentiments
expressed met with hearty applause.
The senator was appointed for this
wsrk by Supt. Ogden and is to deliver
a lecture before each institute in the
state. This is the first state in the
union to undertake this primary citi-
ZenShip instruction, and the undertake
ing is meeting with much success.
Tonight, the Langdon Dramatic
club will reproduce 1.-The Last Loaf
by request. Tomorrow evening the
proprietors of the Columbia will
give an Institute ball to which all
are invited. Good music has been
engaged and a pleasant time is an
ticipated.
1t is the opinion of the majority
of the teachers that the methods pur-
sued by Mrs. Eisenhuth are superior
in many respects to those used by
Prof. McNaughton.
Cavalier county can boast of as
handsome and intelligent body of
teachers as ever assembled in insti,
tute in any portion of the state.
They are workers too.
Miss Matte Mckee is one of the
most popular teachers present. Be
sides possessing a we'll cultivated
voice she is an accomplished pianist
and many pleasant hour is whiled
away in this manner.
Miss 1ngmundsen, the principal
of the Milton schools, lads materially
in the work of the Institute.
Wonder why the girls so assid-
uously seek the society of Frank
Moran and Hans Bjernerud. They
are not the only handsome bachelors
in town.
Do you suppose "dad" Went
worth is fishing for proposal? Try
him, girls.
Supt. Fox pursues the even tenor
of his way and the institute moves
on methodically.
First School -"What a
pity Senator Worst is a married
man."
Second school ma'am-"Nevel
mind, divorces in North Dakota are
easy"
The girls are all down on such
narcotics as alchohol and tobacco
Charlie Chisholm don't use either
-"nither' does W. J. Mooney.
wonder if Chairman Robson
meant us when he referred to the
'handsome bachelors of Langdon.';
The idea of Boyd and Kesslel
talking about "petticoat govern.
ment" and neither one of them mar.
ricd a ycar-just wait.
Who said that DR.. Countrymar
and Harvey Mathisen were spoken
for-not unless it happened this
week.
1t must be excessive timidity OF
the part Of our young men to allow
SO much feminine youth and beaut,
to walk alone.
The following was picked up nea
warner u Stoltze's lumber office thi
morning by CoUR1ER-DEMocRA'
reporter:
TO Col. Dad Wentworth
We the School ma ans of Cavalier count,
being DESTROYS OF contributing to your happines
do hereby propose matrimony. The choice lie
with you. Answer at once, and in the affirm.
tive or forever hold your peace. signcu
SCHOOL, MA'AN
Attached to this was another sli
of paper which is in all probabilit
the ColonePs ultimatum.
Dear Schoolma ans:
I appreciate the compliment you hay
; paid me, but out of the fullness of my heart
love you all and although might have an il
dividual preference am forced to smotht
all selfish desires out of regard for the man
lovely maidens who might never recover fro
the shock of a rejection, but pine away ar
die. However, not being Of age, must ref
all such questions to my mother and leth'
decide. DAD.
DIED.
Muhs- On Tuesday, May 10, 1892, of album
, uria, Mary, beloved wife of Mr.. Anton Muh
aged 80 years.
Deceased had been i'll but sho: