Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-06-05
Gossip and Notes.
COMING EVENTS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
COMING EVENTS.
Moaday, June 9-Town Boards of Review
Meet with Assessoss.
Tuesday juno 17-Annual School Election.
Prepare to celebrate the Fourth Of July
in Lsngden. Turn ont to the mass meet
ing at the City Hall tomorrow, Friday
evening.
The school board have under consider
alton the plan Of opening kindergarten
rson for the younger pupils the coming
year.
Langdon is preparing to have grand
Fourth Of July celebration. See that
you are cut tomorrew night ut the City
Hall when mass meeting OF citizens will
b. held to arrange the program of attrac-
tions aud other details.
The high school girls realized $25 at
their ice cream social held Saturday
night on the lawn ct j. McPhail's resi-
dence The amount is reported as being
more than enough to wipe out the in
debtedness of their basket ball club.
Mt. Carmel's celebration, set for July
3rl, so a. not to conflict with other SINH
lar events through the country, is being
pushed ahead in manner that assures
its sascess. Tae bills are out and an
nsuacs Rev. FIR. E. ]. Geraglty, of Rey-
nolds, as orator OF the day.
Two events of a social churecter for
next week that should attract the atten-
tion Of the young folks are the band
boys dance Wednesday evening and the
last sosial hop of the season at the Castle
Hall Of the Knights Of Pythias on Fri
day night Both are likely to be we'll at
tended.
Capt. M. L. Mccormack, one of the
original founders Of Grand Forks and a
settler of the Red River Valley in the
early. '7O's, visited with Banker Mooney
while in the city Monday between trains.
Since leaving Gre nd Forks several years,
Capt. Mccormack has been largely iden-
tilted with Alaskan mining interests at
Cape Nome and has made his headquar-
tiers in the west. In the old territorial days
Of North Dakota Capt, Mccormack was
Q leading democrat and elected to the
Office of secretary of state in 1886.
About two..months ago or, Of the time
that the county board held its regular
meeting in March, the DEMOCRAT print
ed an article strongly urging the erection
Of q Jail and sheriff's residence, separate
from the court house. 1t will be noted
that q recommendation Affirming the
aecessity of taking this step was present.
ed to the soard by the grand jury Last
veek-whieh makes it look as il the
course suggested by the DEMOCRAT was
about right. It is now up to our county
dads.
The announcement of the wedding yes
tsrdsy forenoon of M. A. 7. Darling and
Miss L. Estella Fisk, At the heme Of G.
8. Hunter, came as general surprise to
the friends of the couple. The bride has
for the past year been teacher of enc Of
the higher grades Of the Lasgdoa public
schools and comes from Southern Mime
sofa, which also is the former home Of
the xroen, who recently established him
sell on a fine farm adjoining that OF his
father, Go. Surveyor Darling, il Grey
township. The wedding was quiet
homo affair, Rev. Thes. Doagan perform
ing the ceremony.
Since the DEMOCRATS last issue nun
ber Of Langdon's prominent citizens have
basa interesting themselves in the ques
tisn Of forming joint stock company
for she purpose Of building three ster!
brick hotel. The securing of q suitable
site is the first obstacle that confront'
the promsters though it is reportes
several lscnt..,us are now under consider
alton. They consider the plan Of fit!
room hstel as contemplated likely tt
meat the demands of the city for SOM
time to como. Qsite a generally express
ed idss On the part Of citizens indicator
that tho purchase price of the sit
viii bs donated By people Of Lang
den, Who realize the imperative ssesssit!
Oeinnsdists action being taken.