Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-03-20
Additional LOca News.
COMING EVENTS.

COMING EVENTS.
Tuesday, March 25-Meeting Of Newly Elected
Township Board Officers for Organization.
Monday, April 7-Langdon City Election.
Saturday, April 12-Meeting Of Assessors with |
County Auditor.
Tuesday, May o-sale Of School Lands.
The secret Of the happiness that has
been omnlpresent in the home OF Anton
Clodt for several days past IS the arrival
Of little girl baby on tho 10th inst.
You have probably read it, but if you
have not we call attention TO the recent
change in the advertisement of the Chi
cago Store, on the first page. It's we'll
written and quotes prioes-which are al
ways interesting.
The high wind of Friday night blew
down the sheet iron oynamentation on
the west side OF the Masonic Temple.
Some brick work into which the cor
nice was fastened came down along with
1t. Two of the large windows on that
side OF the building were broken at the
time.
N. F. Chapriey returned Tuesday from
business trip to the Twin Cities and
says that he may be counted among those
who will be in line with building improve
ments this summer. The present quar-
ters Of tho Hub restaur ant are entirely
too small to handle his asst increasing
trade.
On Sunday services will be conducted
in the Langdon M. e. church by Presid-
ing Elder Cooper, who will also conduct
services in the afternoon at the Harvey
Centre church. It is expected that on
the occasion of this visit the presiding
elder will take some steps toward the ap-
pointing OF another pastor to this charge.
Rev. Father J. B. Wilhelm, until re.
Gently engaged in church mission work
on the Fort Berthold reservation in Nc
Lean county, has been assigned
priest of the Catholic church at Mt. Car
mel. Rev. Wilhelm arrived from the
south on Tuesdays train and starts in on
his work as successor to Rev. Father
Ridder this week.
Herb Helgeson, eldest son of Hon. H.
T. Heleeson, Of Milton, has been called
home from Knox college, Of Galesbure,
ILL.,, by the serious illness of his father,
which iscapscitated the latter from at
tending to his extensive hardware and
farm interests this spring. Herb is in his
FIRST collegiate year bat has made q re-
cord among the athletes and wears the
oolors OF Knox college in the football
team.
The funeral services over the remsins
OF Annie Berthilds, the youngest child of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Kehmstedt. who
died Sunday evening, was held Tuesday
afternoon at two O'Clock from the
Catholic church. The child was about
ten months old and its death was due to
pneumonia, following an attack of
measles. The sorrowing parents have
the sympathy of host Of friends in their
bereavement.
Miss Kate Schneider, will hold her
Easter millinery opening on Friday and
saturday, March 28th and 18th. Dur
ing her visit east this winter che made 9
choice selection Of the newest and latest
effects in spring millinery that will be
sure to interest the ladies of Langdon
who visit her parlors during the next
few days. Miss Schneider announces
that she will this season make it q
special inducemeDt for hsr customers to
} mako cash purchases. The innovation
along this line one by which all parties
will be benefited.
i The wlntry blasts of last Saturday
night blew down the CoUR1R1-DBMo-
GRATIS big twenty-foot sign and piled up
gigantic snow drifts that entirely obscur-
ed the light from eight windows along
the south side of the building. Whether
or not tho republican party, which lays
claim TO we'll nigh everything that hap
, pens nowadays, holds itself responsible
for the reckless impunity with which the
elements used No, we don't know. In
spite of the frivolitee of Old Boreas, we
, admit that his recent three days perform
ance was q peach, and announce our
selves as still doing business at the old
stand
The announcement yesterday after
noon OF the death of Mrs. Robi. Kenna.
at their home in South Langdon came as
a sad surprise TO many friends in
Langdon and the surrounding neighbor-
hood. Deceased was in her ffty-sixth
yea, and lately had been q terrible
sufferer from asthma. The suddenness
with which the end came is shown by
the fact that up TO the day previous to
her death she had be up and moving
around the house. Mr.. RObt. Kenna