Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-06-15
WHEAT MARKET.

Services next Sunday IN the Preshy-
terrain church of this city at II a. m,
at the Mclean school house at p. a.
and Muries at 4. p. m. Rev. Thos.
Dougan, pastor.
The school board will meet at the Office
of the clerk, j. E. Truax, at three O'Clock
IN the afternoon on Wednesday of next
week for the purpose Of selecting teachers
OF different departments during the en-
suing year. The board asks that as many
of our citizens as feel interested in the
matter of the selection of teachers make
it point to attend.
G. Hsugh is right in the midst of the
busiest part of the season for his ice
wagon and has nearly double the num-
Der of customers on the list that he had
last summer Ice is cheaper than ever
this season and his stock is ample to
supply all. Whether you think Of buy
ing ice or not don't fail to read his ad in
this issue.
| A note from Rev. Fir. Bachand. of Olga
states that the feast of st. John the Bap-
fist which is to be observed there on the
26th, will begin with religious servicesat
10 a. m. in the Catholic church. Rev FIR.
La Rochelle, of Leroy. will officlate; in
structlons in English will be given by
! Rev. Er. Ridder. of Mt. Carmel, and in
French by Rev. FIR. LIE H'iverier, of st.
Johns.
j. McPhail: You may say that I will
thresh with gasoline engine and Col
umbla separator, if the weather is such
| as to permit of it, from Tuesday the Goth
to Friday the 23rd, on my farm three
miles due west of Laugdon and will be
pleased to have all who ara interested
come and see the work done. Don't take
some ones say so for what gasoline en-
! gines will do but come and see for vonr-
self.
!! Rev. Thomas Dougan otficiated yester-
day afternoon at the wedding Of MI.
Harvey J. Elliott and Miss Lottie
Elliott, at the home of the bride IN Loan
township. The families Of the young
couple number among the oldest settlers
| of that section of the county, and al
though the name is the same. are in no
way related. Quite large number of
friends and ne1ghbors were gathered to
witness the ceremony and extend their
wishes for the future happiness of the
young couple.
| Tuesday afternoon Chief of Police Nc
Dermott received instructions from Han
nah TO place under arrest two horsemen,
ut being alleged that they had jumped a
board bill at the Barlow House. The
men gave their names as Duffy and
Campbell and have driven cross country
from Montana with a bunch of western
horses. They claim there is mistake
in the whole affair and say they settled
the bill by giving an order on some Han
nah parties for it. Duffy went up
the line on yesterdays noon train to
straighten up the deal.
Langdon will send party of upwards
thirty people on the excursion to Du-
luth on the 18th. A special sleeper will
be chartered by the Langdon crowd
which will be attached to the south
bound passenger tomorrow afternoon
until it reaches Grand Forks where 1T
will be transferred to one Of the sections
of the big excursion train. Those having
intimated their intention of taking the
trip are: Mr.. and Mrs. J. B, Boyd, Mr..
and Mrs. F. j. Hodgins, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
E. Elford, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Flumerfelt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Fleming, Mesdannes
ALERT and Burke, Misses Gogin, Hodgins,
| Frye, and Messrs. r. T. Burke, P. Nc
Hugh, F. W. Mclean, F. May and II.
Arneson. It is more than likely that be-
fore the time to start arrives the number
now composing the party will be con-
siderably enlarged.