Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-03-21
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All wall paper trimmed free OF charge
at McGruer's
If you do not like to pay drug store
prices for wall paper, go to the Bee Hive
store.
Arthur Fjogstad returned to town
Monday from two weeks stay on his
Storlie township homestead.
Henry 1llerbrun, OF Mt. Carmel. is re-
ported as being very i'll this week. 1t is
an acute case of pneumonia.
X A poverty social is baing arranged by
the Guild ladies ofsthe Presbyterian
church for the coming Tuesday.
Don't forget the date of PROT
Merrifeld's lecture on "The Happy
Life,"-Friday evening, March Goth
DR.. J. F. Mcqueen, dentist, will be in
DR.. Smiths Office at LsnRdon during
next week. Dates from March 25th to
3Oth.
Fon RENT.-Large front bed room
with clothes closet. First class board
and room $500 per month. Apply at
this office. ....
Misses Flo Currie and Lena Wilson
returned to the city this week from
winters visit among old acquaintances in
Iowa and Ontario,
Rev. Dougan and Attorney R. NJ.
Dickson we're at Grand Forks several
days this week IN attendance at meet
ing of the Presbytery.
Rev. Thos. Dougan conducts services
at the Presbyterian church at l. a M,
and at the Mclean school house at 2 p.
M. on the coming Sunday.
Revs. d.. Mcmillan, Of Elkwood, and
Thos Stevenson, of Beaulieu were
passengers south Tuesday TO attend the
meeting of the Presbytery at the Forks.
Jas. McGregor, who has the Mcmillan
farm south of town rented, is quite i'll
with typhoid fever, having suffered re-
lapse during the last few days. Satur-
day evening the fever ran unusually
high.
Yesterday afternoon the local ". G. z.
o., met at the residence of Mrs. G. W.
Holmes. The meeting was specially
called to commemorate the anniversary
of the birth of Neil Dow, the founder Of
temperance work in the New England
states.
The next occasion on which Rev Currie
will visit Lnngdon to conduct Episcopal
services is announced as being Sunday,
April 14th. During the month following
1t is expected that Bishop Edsall will visit
this mission and administer the rite Of
confirmation.
Baptist services the coming Sunday
will be conducted by Rev. T. H. Robert
son at Rosa Lake at IL am. at Myers at
$40 .m., and in the Langdon church at
half past seven O'Clock in the evening.
The class in Bible study meets in the
church parlors on Tuesday evening at
7.45. as usual. Everybody welcome.
Tomorrow afternoon the Presbyterians
hold congregational meeting in the
church parlors, to discuss the business
affairs of that denomination for the past
twelve monthe. The questions or
finance, improvements and reports 6f
different branches of the church work
will be thoroughly gone into and dispos-
ed Of The out of town members are
expected to be present in large numbers.
The ladies Of the congregation have
arranged to serve refreshments at about
five o'clock. The meeting is announced
to begin at three.
The success of Monday nights effort
IN amateur theatrica!s at tina band benefit
entertainment reminds us that on May
30th. Decoration Day, an appropriate
drama, the "Confederare Spy" will be PCT
on the boards at the Donovan Hall,
under the auspices of the Ladies Guild
of the Presbyterian church. The date
has been secured we'll in advance Of any
other possible attractions for that
date and with the aggregation of local
talent secured to stage the piece every
one can feel assured that it will discount
all previous efforts of our foot-light
aspirants.