Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-06-22
Miss Moore, friend Of the Orion fam.
lily, Is here from Manitou, Man, for a

Miss Moore, friend of the Orion fam
lily, Is here from Manitou, Man., for 6
brief visit this week
When in need of something that ftt
we'll, is stylish and will wear we'll 60 tt
W. L. Bradliy the tailor.
Miss Phoebe Mcmillan is here from
Hamilton for few weeks visit at The
home of Mrs. u. H. Mcmillan.
Flumerfelt & Bucklin are now prepar
ed to furnish ice cream in bricks on short
notice. Leave orders at once.
Cashier Broghamer, of the Great West
ern bank at Osnabrock, was doing bust
ness in town yesterday between trains.
John Hannah was down the line Sat
urday and gave the end town quite a
boom on it's building record this season
Mrs. w. A. Laidlaw and son, Walter
left this week for few days visit at the
home of Banker Laldlaws parents at
Crystal City, Man.
If your bicycle needs repairing take it
to LeVescont's shop. He has the best
line of extras and repairs in the city.
Charges moderate.
Mrs. Cora Ross. Clarke returned home
yesterday from the Twin Cities, where
she has spent several weeks visiting the
family of Judge N. G. Young.
Hannah is this week contributing
"jiners" for lodge of the Brotherhood
of American Yoemen, fraternal order
with the usual life insurance attachment.
| Will Stevenson has marketed consider
able wheat in town this week at good
price. 1t was the balance of his last
years crop left oyer after seeding and was
graded as No. 2
President McHugb, of the fair grounds
association Is among the busiest in town
to-day much of his time being taken up
in seeing that crew of men get the
race track and grounds into shape for
the big event on July 4th.
Misses Annie Kelly and Kate Schnei-
der rode out on their wheels to the picnic
at Mt. Carmel Tuesday forenoon, but
| we're compelled to seek an easier means
of return, owing to the heavy rains that
occurred on he evening of that day.
The Mt. Carmel picnic people had
regular made to order weather as we'll as
large and good natured crowd of vsi-
tors from the surrounding towns Lang
don sent her quota and from their report
of the event 1t certainly must have been
enjoyable to ALL
"Shep' tells the readers of the Moo
in last weeks issue to stick for the big
show and that the best and only rlace to
celebrate the Fourth will be at Langdon
There's nothing left for the folks here
but to reciprocate and march with the
Orangemen at Hannah on the 18th.
Hannah's good town and her people
are of the salt of the earth.
| W. R. Porter, of Beaulleu. was among
the delegates in attendance at the meet
ings of the Baptist association last week.
He also had the pleasure of welcoming
his son, w. H. Porter, on his return from
Mayville, where he took part in the COM
mencement exercises, having completed a
four year state normal course ct study,
graduating at the head of his class with
henors. He has for number of years
been one 1T Cavalier county's most sue
cessful teachers.
Boyd's cheese factory is now being
served with milk over three different
routes and fourth north of town will be
started up in few days. Last Monday
morning the first truck load of cans from
the south east district we're brought in
by VIM. Simmons. Fred Baldwin con-
tinues to handle the first route establish
ed and makes the trip through Langdon
Perry and Moscow daily. Since starting
up month ago the factory has done a
much larger business than was ever an
ticlpated by it's promoter
Father Pouliot, who has for over six
years faithfully and ably looked after the
spiritual wants of the Catholic people OF
Langdon, left on Monday for we'll earn
ed vacation. He will spend much of the
time at Banff Springs, a we'll knows
health resort in the Northwest Terri
tories, also in visiting brothers and sisters
J at Montreal, whom he has not seen since
entering the priesthood. Father Poul.
J lots departure this week was made the
occasion for very touching token of re-
} gard, in the shape of an address ano
testimonial from the brethren of the
} Catholic Forester order, which occurred
at the close of the usual services last
Sunday morning.
The array of local talent that made uE
tho voropr,p, ~ Thursday aveninp'e con-