Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-01-24
Langdon Markets.
GOSSIP AND NOTES.

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13eth Anniversary Of Burns.
Should auld acquaintanc. be forgot
| Or ''6c0ts whe hae' remembered not.
| No. while one drop of Scottish blood
Tha, oft our country's foes withstood,
Runs in our veins, CLEANS in our eve
The name of Burns must never die.
A great improvement in sleighing the
last few days.
Langdon City Band at the rink
Saturday night.
Tomorrow, Friday, January 25th-
Burns birthday.
Rube Allyn at the Watkins hall
Tuesday evening.
There is sport galore at the school
house since the arrival of the LONG
coveted football last Tuesday.
A complete resume of the legislative
work at Bismarck up to Thursdays adj
journment will be found on the second
page.
Our county correspondents are be.
ginning to get down tt&their work with
a little more regularity. That's right
keep Ter up boys!
There is Il we'll founded rumor that
the school children are preparing an
interesting program for Burlington Is
Washday-February o..
The management of the ice rink
have arranged to have the Langdon
City band play at the rink every Satur.
day evening during the remainder OF
the season.
County Constable VIM. Wright was
up from Fremont last Friday with d
couple of half-breeds, who we're sen.
fenced to term of imprisonment in
county bastile.
Milton citizens will organize an A
o. U. w. lodge next week. Deputy
Grand Master McHolland has beer
making preliminary arrangements and
Langdon will furnish part of the
working team.
The people of Harvey Centre will
give tea meeting in their new church
Feb. 9Th, admission IS and 20 cents
There will be plenty of shed room fol-
teams. Should the night be stormy ii
will be on the following night.
It would be in order for the ladies tt
express their views on the WON an's
suffrage question which will be one o.
the important issues to be brought be
fore our state legislature during The
next thirty days. The columns of the
DEMOCRAT are at their disposal.
Quite wave of publication has
passed over the city lately. Some time
ago the "blind pigs" were closed. Since
then patent medicine advertising
troupe have completed weeks en-
gagement here, while now series o.
revival services are being held will
good results and numerous protesta
tions of newborn faith. Let the gooC
work go on.
Timber depredations on the govern
ment lands in Cavalier county are re.
ported in a communication forwarded
by Assistant Secretary Hamlln to Act.
ing Secretary Sims of the Interior de-
partment. The Interior department
has no special agent here, and the at
torney general has been requested t
have the United States marshal take
action to secure the arrest of the tres
passers and the seizure of the timber.
Regarding Rube Allyn who appears
here Tuesday evening the following i.
said by Rev. VIM. o. Mccormick
pastor of the Moorhead, Mimi, Presby
terrain church: II take pleasure ir
bearing testimony to the ability o.
RUDE Allyn as humorist. Mr.. Allyr
in his last tour appeared before +;
Morehead audience in the opera house
under the auspices of the Ladies' Ait
Society of my church, and the enter
tainment was great success, delight
ing his audience with his presentations
1 can heartily recommend him to an,
church or society as an artist capabl,
of giving thoroughly enjoyable even
ing. Our engagement with him was q
financial Success
A large part of 1894's wheat crop il
Linden and Cypress townships ha!
found it's way across the boundary lin,
to Crystal City, Man. This being du,
to the shorter distance to haul, and thu
fact that local strife among the dealers
at that place has combined to raise thu
price or cents per bushel. 1t canno
be expected that our western farmers
will overlook the advantage of thes,
inducements and continue to draw
their grain to Langdon, spending tn.
greater part of two days in making tn.
trip. While it is far from pleasant tt
realize that Manitoba is becoming 8
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