Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-06-29
WHEAT MARKET.

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Manitoba girl for general house,
work Mrs. A. L. Perry
The subject of Sunday evenings dis
course at the Baptist church will be
Goods Inquiry
For SALE:-A few choice work horses,
will be sold cheap. Enquire at the lum-
Der yard of Liebeler & Finerty.
G. Orion and wife drove over to Mani
tou, Man, today tojoin their relatives on
the Manitoba side in celebrating July
LIST.
Don't insure your crop against hail IN
any fake concern, but with Truax & Nc
Lean the local agents of the st. Paul
Fire and Marine.
Pastor T. H. Robertson will conduct
Baptist services the coming Sunday at
Rosa Lake at IL a. M, at Roney's at 3 p.
M. and at the church in this city at 8 D, m.
Services next Sunday IN the Presby-
terian church of this city at II a. M,
at the Mclean school house at 2 .. m.
and Muries at 4. p. M. Rev. Thos
Dougan, pastor.
The lodge of Orangemen at Hannah
have called off their contemplated cele-
bration of July 18th and have decided to
walk with the Orangemen of Snow Flake,
Man, on that day.
A. L. Perry and family go to Devils
Lake this week to join the campers on
the Chautauqua grounds. Miss Lilly
Meiklejohn joins the party, which expects
to be absent two weeks.
The union Sunday schools of Cavalier
county are holding delegated conven-
ton in the city this week Their open
ing session being held this afternoon at
the Presbyterian church
There has been a series of special
temperance work, in progress at the Ba5,-
fist church this week They were con-
Quoted by Rev. Van Horn of Fargo.
Prof. kirke and his class of eight little
girls in the Presbyterian Sunday school
drove down to the DELI at Milton.
where they spent the day enjoyable 4.
picnic, which both teacher and scholars
declare was complete success in every
way.
Miss McNalIy, the state organizer of
the ladies courts of the Catholic Order
of Foresters, spent acouple Of days in the
city last week with those Interested in
the organization of a court here. The
initlatory work and the institution of the
local court had to be deferred at this
time as the necessary paraphernalia fail
ed to put in an appearance. The date of
the ms ;itution of the court and the in
stallation of it's officers will be announc-
ed later.
The ball game of the Langdon big nine
with the Cavalier aggregation at Walhalla
last Friday was the same old story. The
boys put up a good front, but had to
submit to the inevitable despite of the
enthusiastic roofing" of the Langdon-
ties that happened to be on the ground.
1t is unreasonable of their friends to
think they can 90 in and win anywhere
without more thorough organization
and lots more practice. The score of %
to Sin favor of the other fellows-was
nothinp mora than could he aynecte1
under the circumstances.
This week the U. S. land commissioner
at Washington handed down his deci-
sion in the contest case of Knute Nelson
VS.. Samual Pion and opened up the case
for new hearing on the appeal of the
claimant from decision of the local
land Office. Attorney Mclean was the
legal advisor of the claimant and at the
preliminary hearing last October made
motion to dismiss on the grounds that
the contestant had failed to establish
prima facia case and at that time did not
submit any testimony for his client On
the theory that if the case was not dis
missed his client would then have the
opportunity to submit his testimony.
The local office refused to grant such
permission and the case was appealed to
the commissioner with the result as
above stated.
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