Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-09-27
GOSSIP AND NOTES.
Join the Bryan Club.
And the next day it showed.

And the next day it showed.
County commissioners will be here
next week for their fall meeting.
"Just little sunshine, just little
;rain'-prncipally rain these days.
The new 100 horse power engine has
been in operation at the electric light
plant since Monday night.
Threshers only got in a day and
half's work last week, while Monday
rain fixed things plenty for the balance
OF this week.
Painters are at work this week putting
the finishing touches on IKE improve.
ments added to the Ct. Northern depot
this summer.
Both Foster and Hicks predicted q
hard storm OF wind and rain combined
for last Sunday and we got it. Will
they please forecast little of something
else.
Walhalla voted last week in favor OF
bonds that will enable it to put in a
complete system OF water mains Tor fire
protection and use OF the citizens for all
purposes. The vote was unanimous.
With the exception OF Nov. LIST, next
Monday will be the last opportunity to
secure your final citizen papers before
election. Judge Sauter visits on these
dates will be almost exclusively confined
TO the granting OF citizenship.
Milton organized Bryan club last
week which starts off with a strong
membership and has elected fer its
officers: President o. G. Menes; firstvice
president, Com'r Geo. Weir; second vice
president, August Peterson; secretary,
Gustav Brecke.
The Langdon Whist Club OF two years
ago has q number OF devotees who talk
strongly of reorganizing their club this
season. Langdon has large number
OF strong players and should be able TO
engage in fine series OF games during
the winter months.
Langdon citizens regardless OF polltl-
cal views have made up their minds to
take in Saturdays excursion OF the
Bryan Club to Grand Forks. The
special train leaves here seven O'Clock
Saturday morning. Fare for the round
trip S3.OO-less than half the regular
rate.
Such dark nights as we udVe Oeeu eA-
periencing lately-Monday evening Tor
instance-our citizens who were so un-
fortunate as to be out in the miserable
weather could not help thinking what a
great convenience street lights would be
in the residence portions OF the city.
Local interest in the term OF supreme
court OF this state, now in session at
Grand Forks is principally confined to
the decision that will be handed down in
the appeal taken from Judge Sauter's
court in the cases against the Langdon
druggists. The case has not as yet been
called, but will, so it is understood, be
disposed of before the court adiourns.
Judge Wills, OF St. Paul will speak in
Langdon on Friday evening, Oct. 9Th
under the auspices OF the Bryan club.
Judge Wills has been secured by the state
central committee OF the independent
and democrat party to spend week
making speeches at different points in
North Dakota and is picked out as being
one of the most clear and logical
political platform takers in the west
His visit to Langdon should receive a
liberal turnout of our townsmen regard
less OF party affiliations. Don't forget
the date. Friday evening, Oct. 9Th.
Attend thenormal, business and short
hand college at Grand Forks, N. D.
Write J. j. Swengel for new catalogue.