Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-03-23


Walhalla wants some one to go there
and start brick yard.
A good place for cheese factory
right here in Langdon.
Milton closed it's ice rink for the sea-
son with a masquerade carnival st. Pat
rick's eve.
Our returned travellers will soon be
furnishing the "stay-at homes with some
"tropical stuff" that's very interesting.
Naumedahl, the post-office with an I'M
pronounceable name down in Fremont,
has been chopped off the list by the de-
partment at Washington.
1t will soon be time for Langdon to
have it's yearly clean shave-get rid OF
its winter growth of whiskers-or in
other word clean up. Good idea amt it?
Lapgdon students at the state univer-
sity are expected home for the Easter
vacation this week. Many will spend
the summer teaching out of town schools
Langdon's proposed cheese factory is a
20. 1t " ill encourage the raising of stock
and give the city new industry. Its
good thing-let everybody help to push
it along.
New settlers seem to know where
Langdon is and have evidently heard OF
it before. Three families arrived last
week, each bringing along car load or
more of farm stock and household goods.
One outfit came from Ontario another
from Iowa and the third from Minnesota
ALI Of which makes Langdon feel good
and extend the glad hand to mankind in
general.
The DEMOCRAT is receiving inquiries
daily regarding laws passed at the
last session Of the legislature. To all
such we would suggest they leave their
orders with us for copy of the Session
Laws of '99 to be issued by the Bismarck
Tribune in few days, price Is cents per
copy. Merchants and farmers, as we'll as
bankers, lawyers and professional men
will all need copy. Leave your order
with the DEMOCRAT this week.
District court adjourned last Saturday
having disposed of large number
of court cases that have burdened the
calendar for some time past. Judge
Sauter returns next Monday to hear the
Rosa Lake ditch case, which is to be
given jury trial, and is one of the mosl
interesting cases to the general public
that has been brought up for some time
1t is understood that the regular spring
term of court usually held in May will b.
continued over until July.
The moving picture entertainment
given by the Cineograph Co., at tn,
Donovan Hall on Saturday evening
under the management of Frank De
Judge. was fully up to the high STANDARD
claimed by the company, their animated
views of the Spanish-American war be
ing thoroughly enjoyed. The views Q
naval engagements and battles ashore
taken from actual photograph, showe'
the motion Of the water, the steaming Q
the war vessels, and the firing Of the guns
The land views were equally realisti
in fact SO much so that those sitting o
the front seats at times seemed to want
get out Of the way Of the horses in til
charges Of the rough riders. There wei
also company views of the North Dakot
militia boys, taken at San Francisco
while awaiting transportation TO tt
Philippines, and in the group Of Go.
the audience on recognizing Serg
Ross, applauded in manner that woul
have tickled Frank half-to.death, it ]
could only have heard it. The entertail
ment was exceptionally good and full
deserved the big house that turned o
to see it. ID.
The Citizen State Bank hi
any amount Of money to loan q
farms, at low rate Of interes