Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-06-13

Monday, July Meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners.
Thursday July 4-Langdons Big Celebration
League Base Ball Game Milton VS.. Langdon.
Be sure your postal card is in by July
End. A. O. Void.
Catholic prayer books cruoifxes, rosa
ries, ETC., for sale at the Bee Hive Store.
For Hail Insurance see Farrell & Burke
Farm Agent St. Paul Fire and Marine
Insurance Company.
Don't forget that you can get sll kinds
of plain and fancy job printing done at
the DEMOCRAT office.
Rev. Dougan spent part of the week
visiting his niece, Miss Jackson, during
the commencement exercises at the
university.
Get your typewriter and carbon paper
at the DEMOCRAT Office, where you can get
anything printed from visiting card to
full sheet poster.
+. j. Hodgins, for long time with the
First National Bank, has this week ac-
cepted a position in the real estate and
collection depa rtment OF the firm of
Mooney & Champipe.
Rev. Thos. Dougan conducts services
at the Presbyterian church at IL a. H.,
at the Dresden school house at 2 p. M,
and in the Presbyterian church at p.
M, on the coming Sunday.
Both the Milton Globe and Hannah
Moon are filing their columns with
bright paragraphs these days-but just
wait until the Osnabrock Cycle resumes
its circling around the orbit of our
exchange table.
Woodmen Memorial Day will be OBJ.
served on Sunday afternoon by the mem
bers of the Dresden Camp, who attend in
body a special service conducted in
their hall by Rev. Dougan, beginning at
h,t ;'nst two o'clock.
Today, the first of series of twenty
seven league games, in which the Lang
don club will do battle with the base ball
giants of the state, is being played here
between Langdon and Cavaliers all star
aggregation of players.
The Children's Day exercises, which
took the place of the regular morn ing
service at the Presbyterian church last
Sunday consisted Of we'll arranged
musical program. Rev. i'ouaan's re-
marks were especially adapted for the
occasion.
Teacher Jno A. Mckay made five year
final proof on his Grey township farm
last Saturday on returning from his Far
so trip, where he, with half
dozen others from this county were ini-
tiated into the Scottish rite degrees
of Masonic work.
The Baptist association annual meeting
at Cavalier and the w. G. T. o., county
convention at Osnabrock, two strictly
cold water bodies, should not be over
looked in the making up of a list Of at
fractions that may, or may not, have drawn
earthward the refreshing showers Of the
last couple of weeks.
| Baptist services will be conducted the
coming Sabbath by Rev. T. II. Robertson
at Rose Lake school house at II a. M, at
Myers at 3 .. m, and in the Langdon
church at eight o'clock in the evening.
subject, "ner Eyes Were Opened" The
cass in Bible study meets III the church
parors on Tuesday evening at eight
o'clock, Everybody welcome.
Jim Reed, our local weather prophet,
has been more favorably spoken of than
any other man in Langdon the past ten
days. 1t rained-just as Jim said it would
The is mighty good fellow-even If he
has missed his guess once in a
while all is forgiven-and to exem-
plify the forgiveness the boys gave our
local prognosticator fine suit OF new
clothes last week.
The departure from the city tomorrow
of Attorney j. G. Monnet and family, for
upwards five years numbered among
Langdon's most popular people, gives oc-
casion for congratulation and regret.
Their host of friends here deeply regret
losing them and at the sane time felici-
tate Attorney Monnet upon the hand
some recognition that awaits him in his
we'll known professional ability at his old
home in Iowa. That the Monnet family
may find their new home congenial we
earnestly hope.