Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-01-22
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II yor l. take the DEMOCRAT and think
that it is a good paper why not ask your
neigh nor to try it?
Thi ais a Scottish week with the people
of,Ca Waller county and tomorrow, Friday
is tn ebig day of all.
D not wait to have the Chief of Police
not ify you to remove those snow banks
fro m the side walk in front of your house
This morning the thermometers regis
tt ,red another cold spell and showed
t hat the mercury stopped at "a degrees
J below zero.
Saturday, January 31st, is the last day
on which you can pay your delinquent
real estate and personal property taxes
and escape the penalty and interest added
after February LIST.
The Langdon Orchestra members de-
sire through the DEMOCRAT to thank
those who attended their dance of Friday
night for their liberal patronage. 1t
proved very successful in every way.
The sparring match and vaudeville
show billed for the Donovan Hall on
Friday night was as poorly attended and
as little appreciated as any travelling
Bhow that has been here this winter.
The Langdon orchestra furnished the
music for the social dance given by the
Maccabees at Easily last Friday night.
The capacity of the hall, there is said to
have been taxed it's full capacity by
those attending.
The storm that passed over this sec
ton Monday night was one that Hicks
had predicted and warned his readers
against. Here in Langdon the storm
shook things up some for few hours.
Score one for Hicks.
Local users of the long distance tele-
phone will find useful the information
that the extension of the line as far west
as Minot has been completed. This also
Includes many of the branches line towns,
among others Cando and Churches
Ferry.
The installation of the Rathbone Sis
tiers last Thursday evening was social
event at which their gentlemen friends
were pleasantly entertained with an ex-
cellent program and light refreshments,
OF both of which too much cannot be
said in praise.
An item of railroad news in the Milton
Globe last week stated that Great Nor
thern surveyors are running new line
for the extension of their branch be.
tween Lakota and Edmore. 1t has been
staked out short distance east of the
preliminary line surveyed last fall.
big implement concern has been in
corporated recently and is now doing
business at Wales and Hannah. 1t is
the Farmers Implement companySwitt
headquarters at Hannah, and branches
at Wales and other points. d. McLear
Of Hannah is president, and James Moffa
secretary. Capitalized at $4,000.
The annual ball Of the Knights o
Pythias in this city, announced TO
February 18th Lincoln's birthday, is des
tined to be one of themost stylish event
ofthe winter social season. The occasion
is also the date of visit of the cele
brated Dode Fisk orchestra and ssconce1
company. They give high-class pei
Torrance here that evening under tn
auspices of the Pythian order and flu
nlsh music for the ball afterwards.
The management of the Langdon II
link has bills out announcing their fir
masquerade carnival of the season, to /
held Wednesday evening next, the 2St
INST. There is a long list of prizes Q
Tered for costumes and another evel
that is likely to help draw big crow
Is purse of money offered for mi
race between local skaters. The carniv
is being gotten up,with view Of givir
satisfaction to all and the attendant
Should be good from all neighbour
towns as well as securing the liben
Patronage Of the townfolks.