Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-07-04
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
George w. Young, former Cavalier
county teacher, now practloing law down
at Park River, returned to that city
Saturday, having spent nearly week
here looking after a land contest and
other legal matters.
Sheriff Pinkerton and Deputy Haverty
have been busy for week past making
trips over the county subpoening jurors
for the term Of court called for the 18th
inst, at which time the trial OF the Barry
murder case comes off.
The Presbyterians hold an important
congregational meeting at their church
tomorrow, Friday, evening when definite
action will be taken on the building this
summer of q new church edifice. The
work accomplished during the week by
the committees indicate that the move
ment is to 60 ahead alright.
W.O. Gould, until recently valued
employ of the II. d. ALERT & Go. drug
etore, bid good bye to his friends Satur-
day and left for a lengthy trip out west,
intending to spend much Of the time
with his brothers in business at Butte,
Mont. He intends being here again in
the fell in time to look after harvesting
the crop on lis farm south q; town.
Agent Shaw: Perhaps some Of your
readers would be interested in learning
that the Ct. Northera has made rate of
one fare and a third from all points on
their road in this state to Devils Lake
during the Chaurauqua assembly, tickets
good from date OF issue until after the
close of tho assembly on the 22nd inst.
The fare for the round trip from ere is
$685., instead of $50, the regular rate.
Cavalier county farmers, as we'll as
those in other parts Of the state, have
been more or loss bothered with cut
worms this summer and will be interest
ed in learning that recent experiments
and Investigations made by Prof.
Waldron, at the Fargo agricultural
college, show the depredations of the
cut worm practically cease after July
1st, the larvae undergoing transformed
about that time.
The death Of Mrs. P. II. Livingston, Of
Soper, occurring lost Monday, is ono of
the saddest events that it has been the
duty of the DEMOCRAT to chronicle for
some time. Death resulted from com.
plications following childbirth. What
makes the affection fall doubly heavy on
the bsreaved family in this case is the
fact that fourteen young children are
left motherless, the youngest an infant
two weeks old and the eluest a girl
scarcelyfeurteen years old.
Milton had society June wedding
last week, in which one of the best known
men of that town, Dr.. w. W. Mcqueen
was united to MISS Bertha Ferguson, a
sister of Mrs. Fl. E. Close. The groom
in particular has many Langdon friends
who will delight to hear that this talent
ed and prosperous M. d., Of the south
end of the county has been satisfactorily
hitched up in the matrimonial yoke
They are off on q wedding trip, which in
cludes points in Michigan, New Yorl
and Ontario, as we'll as the Expo. al
Buffalo, before settling down to home
life in Milton.
Il Last week the Milton Globe called
attention to the fact that for three years
past the school officers of Montrose hav'
neglected to hold the annual election
required by law. The inference natur
ally is that the ipcumbents of the diff
farent offices ara giving good Satisfaction
but that is not the point, and Editor Nc
Carthy worry pertinently suggests that
call for election wa made by publica
tion, in the Globe for instance, it nigh
! give the relief demanded in the com
plant. Come to think Of it, are Their
not some districts up in this end Of tn
> county that have become lax aIopg tn
same line in their administration ofsehoo
affairs.
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