Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-10-18
n. 81. Murphy was|a Langde visitor

n. q. Murphy was Langden visitor
Tuesday. \.
Miss Ella Gogin left last week for the
Estate university at the Forks.
Attorney Fahey; OF Osnabrock was
among the court visitors OF Monday.
4 Acase OF typhoid fever is repoIted at
the Walker home on Second street this
week.
F. x. BelIefleur and wife OF Wales are
down the line visiting Langdon friends
this week.
Fred Benedick, formerly timer with
Mercer & LAWN, is now with Adams
Bros, at Cavalier.
Peter Wild 10. reported as having
Ithreshed 700 acres OF fax that yielded
i 13h bushels per acre.
| D. r. Milne, who has been spending
some time on his Ramsey county farm,
visited relatives here Tuesday.
Ny, but won't Hon. Joe Devine think
things are coming his way Saturday
night when he hears the Zoba band.
A young son at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Plummer on Thursday num-
bered among the arrivals Of last week.
Editor Mccarthy Of the Globe was
here Saturday from Milton attending q
meeting Of the republican county COM
mittee.
Mrs. Kartes, ST., is quite i'll at the
home Other daughter, Mrs. Peter Zettel,
of Mt. Carmel, with but little hopes OF
recovery.
81. McCorkle returned on last nights
freight from a trip east with car ef
Iowa horses that can be found at kelly's
livery and feed barn.
Rousing independent and democrat
rallies are being held in the east aud
southeastern part OF the county this
week by Hon. jas. Dobie.
Ell Smith left last week to Join the
Philharmonic Concert Co., which starts
out of st. Paul on an eastern and
southern tour during the winter months.
Judge Sauter came in from Grafton on
Tuesdays train and quite batch OF
Cavalier county residents so on record
as having been. granted their final citizen
papers.
The Langdon City Band met at the
City Hall last night, completed reor-
ganization and will elect new officers at
another meeting set for Tuesday even.
ing Of next week.
Abe Birtch is reported to have sustain
ed broken leg last Saturday forenoon
while keeping the straw cleared away at
the rear of q separator threshfng on his
farm south OF town.
Major J. H. Frame. Attorney j. H.
Bosard and Stenographer W. n. Prince
were among the legal visitors in atten-
dance when Judge Fisk opened court
here for short session Monday.
The estate of the late II. J. Randall,
who died recently at Durand, ILL.,, and
was well known here. is valued at $780,
OOO.. He was the owner OF consider
able property here and in Walsh county.
Neil G. Mcdonald the republican
nominee for county superintendent spent
considerable of the week here. 1t is
understood that Mrs. G. W., Clarke who
made the race two years ago is interest
ing herself in his candidacy.
Me dramatic company of Hannah
fave secured the Donovan Hall for Fri;
day, October 26 when they will present,
their popular three act drama "Whens
the Tide Comes Tn,'' before Langdone
audience. Dan McGrueris thecompahy,s
businesr manager and guarantees to.
refund the price of admission If his show
isn't o. K. .,....
The contempt proceedings in the court
case of State of North Dakota VS. DR.. j.
j. Reilly, ct. al, were again opened up
Monday before Judge Fisk. Prior to
the leaving of the afternoon train an
agreement was reached that the at
torneys in the case should make their
arguments before the Judge in chambers
dit a later date. 7
cdr" Arthur, whose miraculous pow-
er in healing by the faith cure process is
causing such Il Juror on the Manitoba
side. is understood to have treated 1907
patients at Morden on his visit there
last week. Six months ago the 'sdoctor"
was q news agent, selling papers, fruit
and cigars on the train running between
L arimore and Hannah.
An effort is being put forth by the
Bryan Club OF this city to secure DIR. w.
A. Bentley of Bismark for speech or
Two in this county before election day.
It will be remembered that DR.. Bentley
addressed the people OF Langdon on the
political issues in the campaign OF four
years ago, when his admirers packed
the Office and dining room OF the Col
umbia-the same night that Senator H.
G. Hansbrough held an audience OF
empty chairs in the court house.
The state high school board has pre-
pared it's course Of study for adoption
by the high schools OF the state, and
the copy is in the hands of the printer.
The course Of study for common schools
has also been prepared by State Sup
erintendent Halland, and approved by
the county superintendent. The aim Of
the department. is to get perfect arti-
culation of the schools OF the, state,
common schools, high schools and
i nni1ersities. Under the new cnurses OF