Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-25
All six OF Cavalier county's newspa-
pers We're represented at the republican
convention OF yesterday afternoon.

Aii SIN o' NuNallef county ueWSpd-
pers We're represented at the republican
convention OF yesterday afternoon.
Thepatrons OF the Armory restaurant
and the friends around town OF it's
proprietor, W. \. Ferguson, We're treat
ed to the best OF everything going yester-
day, the occasion being the fourth birth
day OF that popular place OF business.
\. O. Void is making extensive i'm
provements on the residence which he
recently bought OF Mrs Cora Ross Clark.
1t is probable that he will rent the pro-
perty this winter and later on have it
, fitted up as the future home of himself
and family.
The ladies OF the Catholic church at
Mt. Carmel are arranging to hold an an
nual fall fair and bazaar for the benefit
( OF their church. The date, asyet, is not
decided on, BUTT Will doubtless be two.
day affair and occur either the last week
in October or the early part OF the fol
lowing month.
The other day hobo demanded ST
per day for shoveling wheat for Hon.
Ole Axvig who was loading car on the
track at Milton. The legislator told the
DO to go to some country that was war;
mer than the artic regions-and shoveled
the wheat himself. Mr.. II. DO seemed to
have more advanced views OF how to set
the pace in this era OF good times than
| Ole.
Cass county's republican convention OF
yesterday had more than a passing in.
interest for our townsman, l.. S. Cham.
pine, who received word over the phone
during the evening that his sister had re-
ceived q nomination for another term as
county superintendent OF schools andhis
brother-in-law a similar favor at the
hands oil the convention for county au.
ditor. ltma1e ''Eampine feel as if he was
I'M politics Il little bit himself.
The general topic OF conversation
around town Yesterday was the wedding
Of Alex ". Currie and Miss Lena NJ. Will
son, which event took place on Tuesday
evening at eight o'clock at the home o.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sundison east of towr
the ceremony being performed by Rev
Il. II. Robertson. The event is the culm
nation OF Il long courtship the happy
couple establishing a home at Easily
where Mr.. Curre has lately started up ir
business, The bride has for number O.
years been identified with the teaching
OF schools in various parts OF the county
and is young lady OF refinement anC
culture. 1t is heartily expressed wish
among their friends here that the years
OF happiness in store for them may be
many and ladened with success.
D1BBLE:-Died on Tuesday. septembe,
/ -, 1902, Julia Ann Dibble, born in
ontario, Canada, January /, 1917,
aged eighty.five years, eight months
i and fifteen days.
The deceased came from her home in
ontario to the Northwest in 1873, and
for the past twenty years has been re-
s'dent OF Dakota aud peacefully passed
away last week at the home of her son
in law, George W. Graves, of Loan
township, at which place the funeral SER
vices were conducted last Thursday
| Afternoon by her pastor, Rev. DIR. Marsh
of this city. At the age of twenty she
was united In marriage to Mr.. John
Dibble, and q family OF nine children
blessed the union, all surviving the aged
parent but two sous. Her husband pre-.
coded her to the haven OF rest beyond
the grave some years ago. She was
widely known among the older settlers
OF this county and the concoursc oil
friends present at the time OF the funeral
testify to the high regard in which she
was generally esteemed. To Mrs. Graves
and the other surviving members OF the
family feelings Of kindly sympathy are
extended at this time OF mourning.