Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-10
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1ats ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
T. E. Burke talked life Insurance at
Larimore and other points down the line
day or two this week.
Pastor Robertson will conduct Bap-
fist services on Sunday at Rosa Lake at
IL Il. M, and at Myers at p. M.
Attorney R. M. Dickson enjoyed a
short vacation of few days last week
during which he visited his homestead
out west.
Sunday evening Pastors Robertson
and Beer will assist Rev. Dougan m
holding union prayer and praise
services at the Presby terrain church.
Walt Veil, the book keeper at j Me-
Phails hardware and farm, machinery
Office, returned last week from he liday
vacation spent with his folks in Wis
consin.
Rev. A. D. Currie from Grand Forks
will be here Tuesday of next week aud
conduct Episcopal services at the home
OF the Misses I'rinyer on the corner OF
| Fourth street.
{ Anew system of heating has been
placed in the ". E. church during the
week which it is expected will add to the
comfort of congregations during tho
balance OF the winter.
| The usual services at the various
churches of the'city have been abandon
ed during the present week in order to
allow all who wish, attending tho
union prayer services, held at the Presby-
terian church Nightly.
The Baptists held their postponed
business meeting in the parlors of tho
church Monday. and although the
weather was not much ot an improve
ment on that experienced on the two
previously arranged dates the attend
ance is reported as being good
The receipts OF the Catholic church fair
held at the neighboring town of Wales,
on Wednesday and Thursday OF last
week are reported rs having amounted
to q little better than $3.50. OF this
sum the gold watch contest is under
stood to have Melted upward $125, the
winning contestant, Miss Lucy Boesl,
having votes that represented $1COof
that amount. The people of Wales are
more than elated at the outcome of their
efforts and will now be able to add con-
siderable interior improvements to their
place of worship, built about two years
ago.
Last Friday nights meeting Of the
Langdon literary society brought out
quite large. assenblage of people, beth
young and old aud the debate as to
whether the annexation of Canada to
the United States would be beneficial to
both countries. brought forth argument,
witticisms and bright ideas on each side
in a manner that showed keen interest
on the party Of the debaters. The
Judges fiuaIly decided that the annex
ationists had the best OF the argument.
A literary and musical program of high
order helped to enliven an interesting
and proftably spent evening, it being
quite late hour when the lights went
out.
j. G. Dickson is at present busy com
pleting arrangements that will enable
him shortly to open up an abstracting
office in connection with his farm loan
and real estate business. The idea of
adding this department occurred to Mr..
Dickson some time ago, but the move on
his part only became public week ago
when the board OF county commissioners
approved his $4,000 bond, which the
law requires shall be given. The alb
stracting will be under the management
of Mr.. Dickson's brother, A. G. Dickson,
recently OF Winnipeg, who has besn
engagedin banking and other office work
in the east for number of years.
Besides this being great aid and COR
veniencs to his own extensive real estaSe
business Mr.. Dickson has quite Ist
of local and eastern concerns that have
already placed their future abstraeti1e
business with him and in . short dino
The hopes to have q complete abstraet1f
1.-THE rsesr1s Of Cavalier county.