Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-02-27
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s. E. Ha,eht, OF Osnabrook, was pres
ent at state convention Of socialists
held at Fargo last week as delegate at
large from Cavalier county. Mr.. Haight
was named as one OF the executive COM
mittee.
Co. Auditor Work: Township elections
will be held on March 18th, the third
Tuesday of that month. The session
laws Of 1901 are perfectly clear as to that
being the date on which elections are to
be held.
Larimore has recently perfected
social organization that will be known
as the "Daootah" club. 1t is patterned
after the plan adopted some months ago
BY Langdon's business men in similar
organization.
| Friends of Tom Barrie will be glad to
hear of his release from mallpox quar-
antine in Huron township this week.
Tom had the disease in more severe
form than the greater number of suffer
ers around here.
The party given by the young people
of the Christian Endeavor society Thurs
day evening at the Prinyer residence
was attended by sixty Of their friends old
and young. The time given the invited
guests by their entertainers was highly
enjoyable. ...
Geo. G. Charter drove ACROSS from
Edmore this week with Mrs. Charlie and
aud baby, who will visit friends in this
| vicinity for awhile. George states that
with the advent of spring another page
is required to satisfy the demands of
| advertisers in his paper, the Herald.
The Osnabrock Independent seems
satisfied that its town Is on the direct
route of creamery, which it is supposed
will pass up all other towns along the line
in order to get there. There are few
towns in the state that have as many
men with the requisite push and energy
to make things hum as our neighbor to
| the south.
Andrew Skalet, who has charge OF the
store at Mona where our old friend
Chris. Rude is the postmaster, was in
the city yesterday calling on friends and
transacting BUSINESS. Andrew will be
remembered as having clerked in Lang
don several ye ale, princ1psllywith the
Stable Bros, and in the early '90s with
Hans O. Bjornerud.
The Langdon Implement Company are
out with an opening announcement to
the spring trade and list in their old ad-
vertising space the standard lines of
machinery that will be found at their
places of business in this city and at
Hannah during the season. Flows, bar
rows, drills and seeders are being un-
loaded by the carload.
The North Dakota contingent at Hot
Sprinks, Ark. numbers some twenty
odd of the states most prominent peo-
pie, many of whom are from the Forks
and at least two from Langdon. The
Herald OF yesterday noted that our Flick
ertail state colony have organized a club
as one of the means Of beguiliDg the
time. The names of both H. D. ALERT
and ". j. Mooney appear on the list of
membership.
The sale by public auction of the farm
stock and machinery of s. T. Hart of
Daniels, is advertised in this issue. Mr..
Hart and family have decided uponsthe
Canadian Northwest as their future
home, aud the list of property he offers
together with three quarter sections of
land lately sold for 5000, indicate that
our old friend has nothing to complain
of during his experience Of several years
farming in North Dakota.
Lanzdon lodge No. 121, A. o. o. W.,
at the close of January held Il proud
position among those at the head OF the
list OF the second ten largest lodges in
the state. The membership Of the lodge
1t that time was 112. The lodge is in 6
class among lodges in such places al
devils Lake, Grafton, Bismarck, st
Thomas, Cassslton and Mayville. Since
the report was Published q score more
msmbers have been added 10 the rolf
and more are being persuaded to TAKE
insurance Ia this excellent institution
Lapgdon's lodge of Workman 10 b!
large odds the biggest ia the county
Milton having 80 members aud Haaaal