Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-10-28
GOSSIP AND NOTES.
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Only four weeks to Thanksgiving.

la your subscription paid?
Only four weeks to Thanksgiving.
Teachers examination tomorrow.
Commissioner election next Tuesday.
Wheat, No. Hard. II rnts today.
Judge Snuter is holding court at
Pembina this week.
Will Langdon's free reading room be
re-opened this winter?
Foster predicts cold weather for next
week with rain and snow.
Farmers. put in your best ticks with
the plow before it freezes-up.
Langdon street were crowded with
teams again Saturday afternoon. 49,.
Catholic fair next wsek-three days
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
All OF Langdon'r hotels enjoy big
busness-fled up to the roof with pat
rons nightly.
Langdon lady cyclists and their wheels
are enjoying the last bike ride OF the
season this week
The foundation of the Baptist church is
laid and it is hoped neat edlfice will be
completed before it freezes up.
Wheat bobbed up three cents Friday
and continued it's frolics up to Monday,
the closing price that day being II cents.
Warm showers and a light thunder
storm Monday-next day it froze-yes-
terday everybody laid up with a bad
cold.
Hannah will organize lodge OF the In
dependent Order of Foresters on the
evening OF Nov. 4th, with a membership
OF upwards forty.
Interest is now centered on who is to
be postmaster at Dresden. The boys
want post office there and don't care
particularly who gets it.
Change in the running time OF the Ct.
N. daily passenger is looked for most
anytime as the service is to be extended
to Hannah-possibly the first OF the
month.
"Whitey" Rolling, who set type in the
Langdon print shops eight years ago Is
now travelling solicitor for the Minnea-
polis Journal. We are glad to hear OF
his success.
The"Bank of America" is new fnan-
cial venture over at Bisbee i'll which II.
j. Hasknmp, who has Observation-Disclosures
at Dresden, is the leading spirit and
principle incorporation
Neil C. Mcdonald wheeled through
from Hannah Saturday with the state
university at Grand Forks as his destina-
tion. where he will absorb greater
knowledge OF the higher sciences.
Our old time friend, Archie NcCully,
and wife drove down from Woodbridge
Monday. At present there is much
speculation an to whether Collector NC
Cully's custom port OF entry at Wood
bridge will be moved to Hannah or not.
Saturday evening at half past eight
o'clock the members OF the Langdon
Young Mems Club will meet at the new
K, of =. hall for the election OF officers
and the transaction OF other business OF
Importance. Let all who have expressed
a desire to belong be present.
The Hannah TOWNSHIP company 1T Is
understood will put up q commodlous
first-class hotel this fall. Who will have
the management it is not known, but
whole lot of good landlords would like
to get chance to mix-up with the busl-
ness interests OF the end town.
Yesterdays mail brought in a change
OF ad for Dan McAllan's store at Osna-
brock, which has to be held over until
next week as that part OF this weeks
paper was already on the press. All
changes OF display ads should be handed
in not later than Tuesday noon.
This week the Job department OF the
DEMocRAr has been busy turning out a
big line OF printed stationery forCavaIier
county business men of towns adjoining
Lanrdon. A big four-page circular Tor
for l.. II. Kelly, who is known down at
Milton as the originator OF low prices
and the poor mans friend, being among
the number also large order for sta
tionery from Beauchamp 4 Rob'llnrd'
whose store has for years been apopuIar
trading point at Olga. "Doc." Dawson,
Of the new drugstore firm OF l. Dawson
4 Co., at Dresden, is another who has
been stocked up with a Feat line OF
stationery from the job presses OF the
Druo,,pAr since our last issue.