Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-05-29
Additional Local News.

Extra good value in ladies' and child
ren's hosiery at the Bee Hive store.
j. 0. Henry, OF Oshawa, Ont, an uncle
OF G. E. Stone, spent part of the week
here.
The Masonic Lodge of Perfection here
have a reunion on the 18th Of next month
when the mysteries of the work will be
impaired TO large class.
Yesterdays passenger from the south
was four hours late. The delay was &C.
sassioned by collision between the west
bound flyer and a freight on the main
line n ear Grand Forks.
The residents of the south half of Lin
den have petition before the county
board, praying for division of the old
township. 1t is proposed to give the new
town the name of Mckinley at the time
OF its organization.
-. Hodgins is convalescing and able
10 be down town again. Last week he
WAS laid up with light paralytic attack
of the muscles of the neck and jaw, which
caused friends Of the family considerable
concern for several days.
John Mcleod yesterday afternoon sold
800 acres of his three-quarter section
farm to the johnson Land Co. Copsid-
GRAFTON $1,000. Mr. Mcleod is already
the owner Of considerable property on
the Manitoba side and will possibly
move over there with his family.
The announcement has been made
public during the week that beginning
with July 1st the Mcmillan Abstracting
Co., will be re-lneorporated and after
that date do business as tho Cavalier
County Abstract and Title Guarantee
Co. But little change in the manage
ment of the. office is contemplated.
VIM. Coughlin, who with Thos. Larter
and others left here little over a year
ago for the west, writes the DEMOCRAT a
letter from Everett, Wash, that he goes
for three months visit to his old home
in Ireland this summer. Sends his re-.
CARDS to friends in Langdon and thinks
it is likely he may stay over here for a
short visit on his return.
A. Rolling, of this city, and Miss NJ.
M. Tull, Of Monon, Indiana, were united
in marriage on Saturday, May II. The
ceremony occurred i'll Monticello, Ind,
Rev. Jas. belong, Of the First NJ. e.
church of Monticello, officiating. Editor
and Mrs. Rolling returned Thursday and
will make their future home III Wash
burn. Mclean Co. Miner.
r. E. McHugh, who reads of local hap
penings in the DEMOCRAT has changed
his address from Me ndota, CAL. to Los
Angeles, Cal. Since leaving here couple
Of years ago Bob has travelled through
Texas, Arizona. Washington and Oregon,
but has yet to see country which be is
as we'll suited with the year around as
North Dakota-not even barring Califor-
MIA. He is at present holding down
responsible position with one OF the coast
lines of railroad.
Mordenites have rendered the honor
of starter at their summer race meeting
next week to l.. s. Champlne of this city
and from the fact that 81, 500 in purses
have been hung up-S500 of this gong to
winners in the free for all-there is likely
to be some fast events. 1t is learned Thu
the entries for the free-for-all include
Harry c., Democracy, Tom Ogdon, Don
Quixete and baltimore, the fret having
mark Of 2:06. the next two have gone
their mile in 2:O7 and the last couple in
2:lO4 and 2:O94 respectively. Those
from here attending the Msrden races
are likely to witness some Of the best trot.
ting events Of the year.
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