Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-05-22

a y1si, here with relatives this week
Osnabroek has another new elevator on
its list Of building Improvements this
sp:inE.
J.C. Stable, of the Chicago store, visit
ed with friends down the line at Pisek
over Sunday.
The family of Rich'd Barry, near Mil.
ton. buried their infant son last week,
death being due to pneumonia.
Jas Phin., the gentlemanly rapresen-
ta,ivs of the Royal Ta,lors, OF Chicago,
visited his Langdon patrons part OF last
week.
]. "a. G. Price, father OF Harry Price
OF the firm of Sturm & Price, came up
from st. James, MINI. last week for q
visit o, few days.
TIE Office of the johnson Land Co.,
id this city Is sending out some very
handsome county and state maps in con-
vsnient vest pocket folder form.
Presbyterian services will be held Sun.
day as follows: In Langdon at II q m,
and p N. At the Mclean appointment
at 9 p. M. Rev. Thos. Dougan, pastor.
The many Lansdon friends Of Bishop
Mann will be pleased to learn that the
degree of Doctor of Divinity has been
conferred on him by the general theologi.
cal seminary Of the Episcopal church.
Bricklayers have started this week the
new hardware store for Helgesoa & Co.,
at Osnabrock. This is the first monument
of Osnabrsck's future greatness to be
built On the scene Of the fire that swept
that town in December.
Deputy n. q. Storlie, Of tho register
OF deeds Office, welcomed the arrival
yesterday OF his father and mother, who
came up from Spring Grove, linn., t.
spend tho summer with their sons and
daughters in Storlie township.
Tomorrow afternoon the Langaou
Driving & Agricultural association meet
and take the initiative al to grand cele.
bration for the great national holiday on
the Fourth of July. Now is the time
for every patriotic citizen To fall into
line.
Rev. Cresswell, the first Presbyterian
minister assigned to church work in Penn
bina, has been renewing aequaintancef
with number of the older residents here
this week. He is introducing denomi
national church paper, published IN Chi
caRo.
E. H. Howe il in town to meet biz
family, expected TO arrive here since
Tuesdsy from Hudson, La. Mr.. Howe
first settled in tho southwestern part Of
the county last fall and has things com
fortably fixed for the coming Of hil
family.
John Robertson took car Of fat cattle
TO the Twin City stock yards this week
There were over twenty-five head in the
carload ssd the stock came from tht
farms of Arnold aeeley, Jas. Jennings
John Witzel, Peter Stewart and John
RobsYtson, north Of town.
Mt. Carmel has chsngedlthe date Of i'll
celebration from the 4th TO the 3rd 81
July. It 10 The wish Of the good folks
ont there not to in anywise antaEosize
the efforts being put forth by other towns
to observe the national holiday. Their at
titude should tend to make the gathering
ct Mt. Carmel on July Bird sussess Of
the biggest kind.
Judge Kneeshaw has notified the court
officials that no civil cases will come up
for trial at the term Opening next Tues
day, they will be disposed Of at a special
term in July. This is being done 50 90
not TO detain jurors in town longe, than
necessary, when tho iaokwsrdsess OF the
springs work makes it s.busy time for
many q The jurors sabpos.sA