Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-06-01

The townships of Cavalier county are
purchasing New Era graders as fast as
they can get them.
Insure your crop in the st. Paul Fire
& Marine Insurance Co., j. Gerdlng
agent, Dresden, N. Oak.
Mrs. Foshay's entirely new stock OF
fashionable millinery must be closed out
at sacrifice before July 4th.
Miss Ella Gogin took advantage OF the
school holiday on Memorial Day to visit
her farm in Osnabrock township.
Does your watch keep good time? Ii
not take it to Jeweler A. o. Void, at n.
e. McGruer's drug store, for repairs.
Every person interested in good roads
should read carefully the big ad OF the
New Era grader on the first page of this
issue.
Ladies' Attention.! The opportunity to
secure splendid bargains in fashionable
millinery is right now at Mrs. Foshay's
closing out sale.
Peter Zettel, Of Mt Carmel, was among
the number who took the train from here
Monday to attend the Catholic cathedral
dedication at Fargo,
Bicycle repairing of every description
at LeVescont's shop. He makes a
specially Of it and his facilities for re-
pairs of all kinds are unsurpassed.
Services next Sunday III the Freshly
terian church of this city at IL a. m,
at the Mclean school house at p. m.
and INJURIES at 4. p, m. Rev. Ihos.
Dougan, pastor.
.Alonzo Oke, graduate of the Lang
don typographical union, and until lately
the "lightning compositor" with the
Times has gone to Osnabrcck. having &C.
cepted mechanical charge of the Cycle
under its new management.
Sup't Fox informs us that the teachers
institute will be held one week earlier
than at first announced opening on Mon
day the 10Th, instead of the 10Th OF June
This will necessitate the schools at Mill
ton and Langdon resuming their work
for a week after the close of the institute
instead of entering at once on their sum-
mer vacation as planned in the first place
Tuesday of next week gopher hunt
is dated to take place in Osnabrock town
ship in which the boys of Milton and
Osnabrack will chose sides, the loser to
pay the expense of dance and supper
held at the farm of Peter Wild. Rifles
of a larger bore than 80 caibre will be
barred, this precaution being taken With
view to the avoidance OF fatal
accidents.
AL. Failor, of early day newspaper
fame here in Langdon back in 'So, when
he had editorial charge of the old Cour-
Ter plant, then owned by P. McHugh. ct.
al, is again taking in familiar scenes
after years of absence. He now holds q
position as master mechanic with the st.
Anthony & Dakota Elevator Co., and
was sent up to Osnabrock last week to
superintend the putting in OF gasoline
power plant at the companys elevator
Tuesday afternoon the baseball season
was opened locally by a match game be-
tween the nires of Milton and this city,
the boys from the south.end town coming
up on the noon train for the express pur.
pose of striking terror to the hearts OF
the curfew nine of the county town, but
as developments showed later they them
selves proved easy marks and went down
with their colors nailed to mast IN as
square a game as was ever umplred by
that veteran of the diamond, Joe Kelly
When the game was called the two mines
lined their men up in the following order
MILTON. LANGDON'
Sandford, Paul c. Ry yl:nns ,p fran n c.
Hall, Norman p. Loynes, hoy p.
Dahl, John list b. McGauyran Frank LIST
Koppang, Sam End b. McComb; Chas 2nd b.
Lomen, Henry 3rd b. Mahon, Cecli Sru D.
Nelson. Rov CT. O'Brien, Mark CT.
Helgeson. 4. If. Broderick, j. Ii.
Score-Langdon IS, Milton 49, nine innings.
; The home team is captained by Chas
J, McComb and arrangements we're MAD
at the close for q return game to b
nlayed at Milton during institute week