Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-18
! Additional Local News. !

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Chas. MckuS. OF New Prague. MINI. an
uncle Of Miss Annie OiheiSer. arrived i'll
the city yesterday and vii! visit num-
Der OF relatives ard friends before return
ing home.
Mrs. Chas. Chisholm and daughter.
Edna. returned Saturday from two
months visit with relatives ana friends
at Tacoma. Seattle and other points in
thesswest.
The Ladies Aid OF the NJ. E. church,
hold another home cookery sale at the
Abbey store on Saturday OF next week
Sept Goth when they will have on sale
full line OF cooking aud baking consist
| ing OF bread, rolls. .doughnuts. cookies.
pies. cake. baked beans. etc. Sale to begin
at o'clock.
| John L. Robertson reports having
threShed upwards OF 70. 600 bushels since
starting UP his machine three weeks ago
Heis still threshing out barley and wlsea,
at the rate o, 1000 bushels day in the
neighhorhood OF his farm south OF town.
He expects to make run this season
that vii! break the record.
Deputy Steve Bardahl brought in an
insane patient Sunday IRON the vicinity
| OF Edmore. Upon Investigation it was
found that the man was a resident OF
| Walsh county and had some time pre-
vious been released from the JameSt
| asylum under parole. The case was
turned over to the Walsh county authovi-
ties, a deputy sheriff coming up Monday
from Park River to take him in charge.
The pastor. Rev Marsh will conduct
the regular NJ. i. church services OF,
Sunday next. There vii be preaching
in the Langdon church at II. .. H.. and
5 y. H.. also ct the Harvey Centre church
n, ,. pm. There will be Sunday school in
| the e.ty church at 10 Q. M. and 1He I.3.
worth League al I p. III. will prccedt
| the evening service. Subject OF the even.
ing service, The iullteSs OF God how
secured. The Sacrament OF the Lord
supper will be administered At Harvey
Center in the afternoon and in the Lang.
don church in the evening
The delegates who will select the de-
mOcratic nominees Tor the legislature i1
the Eighteenth district at the convention
OF Monday, the 29th inst. represent ths
entire western hall OF Cavalier county
west OF range 50, excepting Mt. Carme
township in range 60, which forms par,
OF the Fortieth district. Fiityone dele
gates participate and represent the iol
lowing precincts. Cypress, Boyd. Der.
lin. Billings. Bruce. Dresden, Grey Glen!-
la. Huron, Henderson, Jackson, Lang.
don, Langdon City. Linden. Mckinley,
| Moscow. Perry, South Dresden. Storlie,
Trier and Weber.
The Fortieth is the new district formed
by law enacted at Bismarck two years
ago, dividing Cavalier county into two
| legislative districts and doubling the re-
presentation in both the upper and low.
er house. The Fortieth district takes in
the eastern and more thickly populated
hall OF the county and though not cover
ing the area OF the Eighteenth has an
equal voting representation. The con-
venton Tor the purpose OF nominating
candidates for the democratic ticket in
this dictrict will be held at Osnabrock
on Tuesday, Sept. Both. the day iol-
lowing the holding OF the county con-.
venton in this city There will be forty
one delegates participating from the
thirteen precincts here designated Alma
Easily, East Alma, Fremont. Harvey,
Hope, Loan, Manila. Milton. Montrose.
Mt. Carmel. Olga, Osnabrock.