Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-02-11

Ii you have not had the la grippe you
are not infashion.
Miss Alice Kelly entertained party OF
young folks last Friday evening.
To morrow night is the date OF the
Methodist necktie social at David Hay
wards place.
Rev. kobeson is out west this week
conducting revival work in the neighbor
OF Hannah.
Rev. D. ]. Sykes talked to the church
goers OF Milton about drunkenness
last Sunday evening.
On Sunday next Presbyterian services
will be conducted by Rev. Thomas Dou-
gan in Langdon at II a. IN McLean's at
2 p. IN.
The knights OF Pythias and their
friends are an ticipating a splendid time
at their dance to be given February %,
Washington's birthday.
Methodist services will be conducted
by Rev. Herrinton at th-following places:
Elkwood, IL a. M, Harvey Centre, i
p. M, Langdon 7:3O p. m.
You can't afford to miss the lecture OF
DR.. G. D. Macdonald on "Poet Burns
next Monday evening. 1t will be the last
OF the series of winter lectures.
The Herwig case occupied two days
before Justice Gibson this week. The
charge of obtaining goods under false
pretense was not proven and the prisoner
discharged.
A neat musical program, both vocal
and instrumental will prove a pleasing
innovation next Monday evening on the
occasion OF c. D. McDonald's lecture at
the Presbyterian church.
A number Of her school acquaintance
surprised Miss allie Waterman at the
he me OF E. j. Evans last Thursday even
ing. A very enjoyable evening is report
ed by all the young folks present.
Among the coming events which have
been keeping Langdon' s ultra-fashionab]e
on the qui vive for maly days past is
the St. Valentines party which will be
given by Mrs. Il. K. Click next Monday
evening.
The ladies guild OF the Presbyterian
church will hold social at the home of
Mrs. N. Kelly on Thursday evening OF
next week. Quite musical and literary
treat is in store for those who attend.
Refreshments will be served. after the
program.
Col Holt is announced to deliver the
first OF a series OF temperance lectures at
the NJ. E. church tomorrow (Friday)
evening" The colonel claims his style Of
oratory is original if the subject is COM
monty supposed to have been talked
threadbare. Go and hear him once any
how.
At the regular quarterlymeeting OF the
Langdon |. o. G. T. lodge on Jan. 30th
the following officers We're elected:
CT-Chas Crawford
T-Ben Erickson
V Terrace Morgan
Chaplain Mcdonald
Sec-M G Whitney
A S-Belle Campbell
+ S-Lena NJ Wilson
Treas-Lulu Hodgins
Mar-Ben Salter
d M-Mary Currie
Characteristic Hodgns
Sentinel-Nornan Balfour
A Good 'remplar lodge was Instituted
at Mclean post Office on Saturday even
ing of last week with % charter men,
bers. The working team was furnished
by Langdon lodge. Chief Templar, Chas
Crawford acting as instituting officer.
The new lodge is differed as follows:
l. D-+Arthur Slater
CT-Miss Ople West
81 T-Mrs Vim Slater
PC T-George Melville
VT-Mrs Andrew Melville
Chap-Susan Slater
Sec-IhOS Hunter
A S-Matilda Gavin
+ S-Andrew Melville
Treas-Robt Melville
Marshal-Wm Struthers
d M-Christina McIvpr
Guard-Mrs Ira Hayward
Sentinel-1ra Hayward
About 20 or 80 friends and acquain.
tauces OF T. L. Burke and wife dropped
in on them at the Columbia last Thurs
day evening just to see what tom"
and his estimable wife would do in case
OF a surprise. To say that all were en-
tertained in a roya! manner is putting it
mildly. Cards and dancing with coffee
cake and sandwiches on the side We're
among the attractions OF the evening
which everybody described as delight
fully jolly.