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

j. M. Mclean arrived last week from
Seaforth, Ont, and while sizing up the
country will hold down job in the
implement warehouse of his uncle, j..
McPhail, for the summer. His father is
Editor Mclean of the Huron Exposltor,
an Ontario paper we'll known to many OF
our ex- Canadians.
The wedding of Miss Annie O'Connor,
Of this city, and Mr.. Adam Bryce, OF
|Nalhalla, occurred at half past eight
o'clock at st. Alphonsus church. The
bride has for long time been favorlte
among the young people of Langdon oil
of whom join in wishing the couple "a
happy and prosperous life in their
Rembina county home.
yos. Crawford threshed the 1900 crop
of wheat on his farm south of town last
week. 1t had been securely stacked and
came through the winter in good shape.
Machines we're so scarce out his way last
fall that he had to hold it over. The rig
that threshed out his crop is reported as
having weeks work ahead of 1t.
City Attorney Geo. M. Price left yes
teiday FOR his home in Iowa City In
RESI- onse to telegram announcing the
death of his brother in railroad aocl-
dent on the Burlington line. The de-
ceased, Ralph Price, had for years heen
in the employ of that company and was
the youngest of three brothers. At
tornsy Price expects to return to the city
IN about two weeks.
G. Orion returned Monday from Larl-
more, at which place he met his brothers
Morris Orion, who for several weeks
past has been under hospital treatment
at San Francisco with o stroke OF
paralysis. Thelopg journey was accom-
plished without any serious results and
summer visit here is hoped to do much
toward restoring his health.
Thevacancy IN the law firm of Monnet
&e~Lamb, occassioned by Attorney
Monuet's leaving the city is supplied by
the coming to this city of Attorney
Gordon, from Cavalier as his successor.
He is graduate of Ann Arbor university
and the law school of the Minnesota
university, besides having several years
of successful practice at Cavalier to his
credit.
Fourth of July will be celebrated in
Weber township with as much spread
eagle enthusiasm as anywhere i'll the
county, Something like $3.50 is to be ex-
pended in sports, races, dancing, fireworks
ETC., Storekeeper Dan Farley Is loading
the movement and his newly enlarged
store will be the centre at which the
attending crowd will gather.
In recent letter to w. j. Mooney,
written from Ponca, Okla, a splendid
word picture is given by L. r. Kelly OF
the resources and hcalthfui climate of
that territory. It will be remembered
that broken health compelled Mr.. Kelly
| to retire from business at Milton about q
wear ago ana after a SuOfU resi- Ile Heub W
Chicago, but gave up the ide;. OF remain
ing on finding that he was getting worse
instead Of better. Oklahoma has wonder
full curative properties for health seekers,
and is bed Of roses for capitalists
and home seekers alike. Ralph is look
ing around for some good town Ill which
to establish q business, being satisfied 1t
is new country having great future.
! The months of July ard August are
! likely to BRING extreme heat but with
| roses in bloom, ripe cherries and straw,
berries on Memorial Day both Mr.. Kelly
and his wife do not anticipate with any
great dread the hot days and nights in
store for them. Their Langdon and
Milton friends will be pleased to hear
| that their new homn i}..ra"s with .hnm so
we'll. -