Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-11-20
Gossip and Notes.
COMING EVENTS.
INV. p-Dixy Jubilee Singers
nec. 2-sale of Cavalier County School Land

Hannah and Osnabrock have both con-
c1uded to have skating Kinks this winter.
Finer sleighing on shorter notice and
,ocs snow was never experienced as early
IN the season as this year.
THE extension of the Walhalla branch
~ the Ct. Northern to the boundary line
isnow being doomed by the Mountaineer
The Walhalla base ball team is getting
into the game early and will give ball
on the 26th inst. to get things in shape
for the coming season.
With poplar wood as high as S. cord
Langdon people are finding coal-even
az sl2 ton, cheaper fuel-when they
arc able to get the coal.
Next Monday Edmore holds town
election at which a full equipment OF
officials for the administration of local
government will be named.
Deer is being shot in the timber along
The Pembina river by local hunters. At
orders for venison right along.
On Thanksgiving Day, Thursday of
next week Union Thanksgiving service
will be held at the Presbyterian church
at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. Rev.
DR., Marsh will deliver the sermon.
A letter from Walter A. Viel of last
week asks for the change of the address
Of his paper from Mack post office to
Perth, N. D., where he has taken charge
Of the farm machinery business of Messrs
Currie and Riggs since proving up his
homestead in the western part of this
county.
Parties interested have taken steps to-
ward the building of telephone line
between Milton and Olga. The line
traverses route which will take in the
cement works and has the assurance OF
eventually running on to Walhalla
Much of the capital is furnished by
business men of Milton, who also have
the financial cooperation of the cement
mine company.
Winter has apparently not set il
hard enough yet to put a stop to tho
sidewalk improvements being made il
the city. The work done within thu
past couple of weeks on Spruce stree
arc quite noticeable and with continu
ance of such weather for another week
lao feet of new walk will be laid from
the corner of Seventh street to the Lang
don Steam Laundry, in front of the lot
owned by Attorney %. H. Gordon.
Milton is beginning to accrue benefit
from its improvement Association al
ready. Through it's efforts a road
way has been opened up across tn
Swanlaw farm, facilitating traffic fror
the direction of Olga. The new roa
both shortens the journey and save
crossing the big slough twice. We al
tempted to think that Langdon's con
mercal club might put in a little oye
time furthering similar project for til
betterment of roadways leading to tn
city.
Packed houses greeted the McPhc
Co., Friday and Saturday night on il
return engagement at the Opera Hous
last week. They opened with the ''Blac
Spider which seemed to satisfy ever.
body. This season McPhec seems
nave with him better company Of acto
than ever before and their line of sp
claltics between the acts and at the CO.
cert given after the show is quite an Il
uactivc feature. The band and orchc
ira also helped to captivate the crow
1t is figured that McPhee's gross reccip
this trip will amount over $3.50. He
reported as having five distinct COZ
panies on the road this season and it
safe to say that the future appearan'
mere of any or all of them will dra
Equally as big if not bigger houses tn
the DerfOrm ancas Of Inst weak