Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-03-14
WHEAT MARKET.

j. z. BOSNIAN, OF Ambro, was one OF
the party of returning Cannuck excur-
sionists Friday.
Morning services at the Presby terrain
church last Sunday we're conducted by
Elder Stevenson of Beaulieu.
d. W. Barker: You had better take
out that advertisement of mine as sold
those Shorthorn calves week ago to
farmers over Dresden way.
The DEMOCRAT carries good line Of
legal bi ,nksnnd will fill orders for OUT
oi-town parties by return mail. When
in need Of blanks give us your order.
WANTED-At once, a young man to
represent Veterinary Science ASSOCIATION.
Honest business, good wages. Address
AL. Nicklps, Manager, Pernbina, N. OAK.
Simon O'Connor, was taken i'll Friday
afternoon while writing at the teachers
examination The indisposition was but
temporary, brought on by nervous exotic
ment.
Episcopal services will be conducted
tomorrow, Friday evening and on Sunday
in the forenoon and evening at tho
Prinyer residence by Rev. s. Currie, Of
this mission. ...
G. E Mahon was up Monday to
help engineer an important meeting OF
the Macabees order. Mrs. E. Mahon ia
visiting with the Easily portion of her
family this week.
Official notice is given in another
column this week of the approaching
city election on April LIST. 1t is safe to say
that Langdon will show it's full voting
strength ut the polls that day.
The kid or kids who turned off the
electric lights at the Baptist church
Sunday evening by operating the switch
board in the entry wall do we'll to keep in
hiding as close at Pat Grove.
On Sunday next Presbyterian services
will be held in Falcouers school house
at 1880 a. u. and at tie Mclean school
house at p. ~, and al Langdun at
1870 p. IN. by the pastor, Rev. Thos.
DonSan.
When the county board meets April
LIST the residents and voters of town 16l.
range SO will petition the board for a di-
vision f'on Harvey and that the new
township of Manila, be given place on
the map of Cavalier county.
The Hannah Touring mills, owned Ivy
Messrs Bulloch g. Balfour, former
pioneer Langdon residents, has number
of short locals and small advt., in tho
DEMOCRATS columns this week. Flour
from the Hannah mill has been on sale
with Langdon dealers for some time and
is said to be gaining in local favor right
along.
Supt. r. Hayward: President Merri-
field, of the State University, will deliver
lecture in the Donovan Hall, on the
evening of March Goth, on the subject Of
THE Happy Life" Excellent authority
says that this is an entertaining and
highly instructive lecture 1t is I, public
school enterprise, and whatever the
receipts may amount to more than the
car fare of President Merrlfield, will be
used for necessary reference looks. or for
pictures with which to make our school
rooms more, ajtr Give
~ WIN. B. Code was arrested Monday at
the Instance of Laurdryman Vol charged
witness claimed Code entered his place
of b2silsss and removed laundry he
longing to other persons than himself.
No one was in the shop nj the Tina Code
entered, but on ii search made in Codes
room, al the hotel by Chief of Police Mo-
DcTmott a number of shirts and articles
with the name Nv A Laidlaw'' Oh we're
found. how they came there defendant
was unahle to explain satisfactorily aud
his arrest followed. The hearing was had
yesterday before Justice Farrell, the de-
ltItltEG b CONuSc1 OeluS t1ClUINcy
and States Attorney Dickson appearing
to prosecute. His honor after hearing all
evidence gave Code sentence of $40
and costs OF five days in Jail. For some
months past w. B Code has made Lang
don his headquarters while engaged as
grocery peddler through the surrounding
country. Complaints as to his methods
of doing business have at times been
heard, but 10 direct charges we're made
by any parties to whom he has sold goods.
Little is known of Code prior to his
coming here last fall. though it is under
stood his home is at Park River, some Of
his relatives in fact being prominent
people of that town. 1t is hardly likely
that Mr.. Code will unnecessarily prolong
bis stay in Langdon since the develop
ments that have transpired the past few
days.