Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-11-22
Additional Local.

The first three OF the Lanydon city
ordinances. in course Of revisionby the
council and City Attorney Price are
given official publication in the columns
OF the DEMOCRAT this week. At the time
Langdon was incorporated North OAK
ota formed part OF the Territory of
Dakota, and the formation OF Il state
constitution and the enactment OF new
laws affecting city government rendered
large number OF the ordinances OF this
city void and non-effectlve at this time.
/Hon. Charles W. Plain of this city
and Miss Agnes M. McGinnis of St. Paul
we're united in marriage in St. Paul
yesterday morning, The wedding was
quiet affair, relatives and immediate
friends only being present during the
performances of the ceremony Their
wedding tour will include trip to the
old world where they will visit the princi-
pal points of interest, including the Holy
Land No itinerary has bsen arranged,
but they will go wherever fancy leads
them, and will be absent for six months
and perhaps year. Mr.. Plain is one
of the leading citizens of this section OF
the state. His land holdings exceed
forty quarter sections of choice land in
Cavalier county, mostly situated in the
immediate vicinity of Milton, and is very
valuable property. He also owns six Of
the principal business blocks in Milton
besides his immense farm implement
business and various other property, and
it may be safely said that there are few
men in the state whose wealth exceeds
his. He is also rich in the possession of
the deepest friendship of all members of
the community, and has been repeatedly
honored by being elected mayor Of the
city and representative in the state
senate. That earth's choices blessings
may be showered upon Mr.. and Mrs.
Plaip through life is the sincerest wish of
all.-Milton Globe.
Old Jupiter Pluvius having let loose
OF his cold storage department it be-
hooves us to bank our houses, keep our
coal stoves going and look out for i'll
door amusements to help pass away the
long winter months. Card games,
puzzles, nice literature, crokinole, parlor
billiards and such things help materially,
but there is nothing more Instructive.
more amusing, nor any requirement
more in demand than owning a musical
instrument and being able to play on it.
A nice piano or organ fills the bill finely,
not only from an artistic furnishing
standpoint. but it fills the home with a
harmony that acts as perfect antidote
for the gloomy prospects outside.
Realizing the need OF an establishment
for the distributing of such commodities
Mr.. N. E. McGruer has filed up the build
ing next door to his drug store with a
large and varied stock OF pianos. organs
and small musical Instruments. games
and stationery and in order that all
may be complete a stock OF wall paper
is to be added. The musical department.
will include the services Of Prof. A. H.
Decks, late musical director OF the
Metropolitan opera house at Grand
Forks, who willhelp you in your choice
OF an instrument. The establishment
will be opened for business about the
first OF December, and in order to
properly celebrate the event g. large
number OF capable musicians have been
engaged, who under the direction of
Prof. Decks, will give grand instru-
mental concert on the evening OF the
opening day. Keep your eye open and
don't miss the date OF this grand
free muscial treat.