Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-07-11
FARMERS EXCURSION.
The Ct. Northern's Free Trip to Fargo on
Monday, July, a9th.

The ct. Northern's Free Trip to Fargo on \
Monday, July ,a9th.
Below is printed as complete report
as it has been possible for the DEMOCRAT
to obtain of the fifty Cavalier county
farmers who have been selected from tho
different localities to take in the free trip
to the Fargo agricultural college. Those
going will find transportation awaiting
them at the nearest point along the line
in this county, all that is necessary being
proper Identification by the company's
agent that they are parties entitled to
make the trip:
Olga-Thomas Hunter, Ed Clermont,
FFe% Gar RusSs GeS Sgm e%in
smith nit o0mf D's''-s'm0n thompson ~ s
E. Alma-Mel Close. al
Loam-Jacob Besinius, Jos. McGauvran. ss9l
Harvey-Alex Cameron, Robt Murie.
Hope-Knute Anderson, Joseph Diemert. @
18th Com'r Dist.-Leonard Segar, G. F. Erick-
Billings-O. B. Aldrich, Samuel Nelson.
PerrySJohn Power, George Perry.
yackson-Joaeph Haman.
dd ardo6@H a. Rin n: Gordon
Berlin-David Fehr.
Henderson-John CROUCH.
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Weber: J. schragg.
Storlie-Sam Iverson. i9
Moscow-Carl Amoth.
ASaPi S5 sSa
LIinden-Mat Mcknight, John Montgomery.
Dresden-Riehard Hail.
Mt. Carmel-John Boesl.
Glenila-Samuel Myers. ..e f
Grey-Archie Sillers ST..
South D:esden-George w. Chase.
LIST Com'r Dist.-Peter Murchie, Peter Reid.
The excursion from Cavalier county
will start Monday, July 20, and reaches
Fargo the same night at 1880. Dele
gates will visit the Agricultural College
the following day and and return home
the next morning, leaving Fargo at $40.
1t is suggested BY the faculty of the
college that delegates be notified as to
time AMI place of starting and should
any fail to show up substitute other
farmers in their places.
On arriving in Fargo, representatives
of the different hotels will explain the
relative merits of their respective places.
BUTT will be convenient for county delega-
tions to remain together.
Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock teams
will be in front of the Elliott Hotel, on
Broadway, and convey all exoursionists
to the Agricultural College-free of
charge BE sure delegates are oil there
on time for they cannot hunt them up. 4
On arriving at the college delegates
will be required to go to the Drill Hall
and register. They will then be divided
into groups, and, under the direction OF
guide, visit the farm and buildings.
After the grounds have been visited
they will be conveyed to the city for
lunch. In tho afternoon at O'clock
the teams will be in front of the Elliott
Hotel to convey delegates back to the
Drill Hall again, where a short session
will be held for the purpose of answering
questions delegates may ask, or make
explanations relative to the work OF
the college.
President Worst very advisedly says
that future favors to your neighbors from
the Great Northern Railway Co., will
largely depend upon the attention of the
particular purpose for which this excur
sion is granted. 1t is not junket. 1t
is for instruction.
Teams will run to and from the Elliot
Hotel because it is a convenient starting
and stopping place. Parties can walk
from there to and from their respective
hotels.