Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-08-04
GOSSIP AND NOTES.

1uCtlllt 1ottCuludy lllSIlu eto oiAo ooAooA
house.
Chisholm S new hall is completed and
ready for occupancy.
Foster predicts an awful storm Aug.
20, and one about this section OF some
severity Aug. 10.
MI. and Mrs. Smith. and Mrs. Went
worth left on Monday for their home in
Elkhart, Indiana:
Little Mayzelie; the wonderful child
actress and dancer will appear at the
school house SATURDAY evening.
Rev. w. E. Mcleod will preach next
Sunday in this city at II a. m.;eat the
Mclean school house at 2 p. m.,: at the
Crockett school house at p. m.
Rev. Father Vincent.of Devils Lake,
held services in this city Sunday even
ing on his way back from Mt. Carmel,
where he held retreate services during
!. the week.
Rev. P. p. Farnham will terminate
his work in this vicinity next Sunday;
preaching at Rosa Lake school house
at II a. M; Lyle. 3 p. M; Elkwood at
$3.50 p. IN.
The militia boys are making extern
sive preparations for the grand ball to
given on the 16th-at the dedication of
their new armory. Invitations will be
\ issued this week.
Hon. N, E. Nelson, collector of Gus
toms at Pembina, was in the city over
Sunday. He left here for Woodbridge
to look over the country with a view
of establishing SUPPORT of entry at
!, that point.
i Who says that Cavalier county real
N estate is not valuable? Last week
= Nelson Lucier sold his quarter section
] of land in Fremont township for S. zoe
9 spot cash, This is the farm that raised
Sc bushels of wheat to the acre last
p year.
Y The senate bill to amend the act Of
March 3, 1891, to repeal the timber cul
ture laws was taken from the calendar
rs and passed. 1t allows settlers fourteen
months for paying minimum price O.
A. land and extends that proposition tt
- the Sioux reservation in South Dakot;
and Nebraska.
Little Mayzelle, the great child actres
and dancer, never fails to win the ap
plause and appreciation of her audi
ences. She stands unrivaled in he
graceful poses and dances and neve
IN fails to receive repeated encores TO
her excellent work. See her next Sat
r urday night at the school house. Re
- served seats on sale at Donovan's dru
i ic store.
liz We believe the democratic count
committee did wise thing in calm
of the county convention for the nominf
ting of county officers at the same tim
VI, as the delegates to the state conventio
are elected. 1t renders the holding
extra caucuses and conventions unn'
NJ cessary, and besides this conventlo
st. will be over before the rush OF harve!
nd comes and farmers will be more at III
* ertv to attend the caucuses and CONVEX
ort ton. Later than this date they cann'
at attend for they will be in the midst
harvest, and after harvest comes tt
. threshing, then fall blowing and ever
thing is in a rush until it freezes up.
w Grafton News: AS word OF war
: ing we would advise those who are
IS the habit of visiting the south bou1
the trains, to give them wide berth. III
'f fee small pox epidemic has reached Fer
tic bina and fears are entertained that
has extended farther into the interi
of Dakota than many suppose. l
oh, Winnipeg OF Gretna citizens are n
allowed to loaf around the arrival
departure of trains. The plan adopt
by our Winnipeg friends is timely al
shon1d he taken as a caution here. L.
passengers are not allowed to leave t
train on the other side of the line, b
we notice that as soon as they rea
the states they are allowed the utme
aul freedom and they mingle with the pc
lis nile on the platform recklessly. SIN;
O. box may never break out in our CT
F'ks from this cause, but it is reasonable
: 3a !" suppose that there is not paSseng
0 pm who crosses the line but what has be
ann oxnosed to the dreaded disease The
fore it would be wise for those who ha
no business at the trains to keep aw'
Mt. The Fierce-Thorne comblnatl
. which plays at the school house sat'
'ays day night is composed Of artists seld'
var. eoualed on the road. Mr.. Louis Flel
:. and Miss Beatrice Thorne appear
u their best advantage in strong leadl
roles. Mr.. Fierce's versatility has "
o.h for him many praises from both pr
% and public, while Miss Thorne stal
OF ,,rr;va,ed as an artistic and tnlst