Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-07-23

i Last thursday at nine o'clock a. m..
NJ. ]. Horgan brought to town con
gealed mass of hail stones as big as ii \
mans head This he had found gathered !,
in the furrow of Il field of grain between
Langdon and Easily after the storm of
the preceding night.
Miss Mabel Aspinwall. one of the
teachers of the city school the past year
and who had been engaged to teach the
grammar room when school opens this
fall. has notified Superintendent Hey
ward and the board of education that |
events which have transpired since her
leaving here will make it necessary that |
she ask to be released from hcrcontract
Col. H. T. Burritt while in town last
week in his capacity as door keeper in
Judge Lauder'scourt. made the purchase
of very likely looking sorrel driver that
will take the place of the celebrated |
''black republican pony which the old
veteran has driven the past fourteen
years while making the Harvey township
assessment.
The laying out of hand ball court
this week on grounds east of present
location of the Catholic church, adds
another to the outdoor sports and pas
times which will be enjoyed by young
people of Langdon this summer. At
schools and colleges all over the country
ii A. 1e
popularity of late. And as may be noted
Langdon is one of the first up this way
to get into line.
Services at the Baptist church next
Sunday in the morning at eleven and in
J the evening at eight o'clock. Also in
the afternoon at half-past three at Rosa
Lake. On Tuesday evening Miss Bertha
/ Kuhlen, returned missionery from On
gale. India, delivers a lecture in the
I Baptist church. Miss Kuhlen, is known
: to be very interesting speaker and it
J is hoped that many will take advantage
! of this opportunity of hearing her. The
/ admission is free and all are invited.
: Miss kuhlen will also address an after
I noon meeting for ladies only.
I Thursday evening the Langdon tent
I of the Order of Maccabees held its
) annual installation of officers with a
large attendance of the members and
} J general manifestations of interest. The
= official roster of the local tent, x. o. IT,.
4 NJ. for the coming year consists of:
Commander-J. ID. Salter
, Lieut.. Conn., B. Falconer.
} Rec, Keeper-W Walter Ianson.
Fin. Keeper Walter lanson.
Chaplain e. A. McCay.
Physicians -Drs. J. Scmple and S. G..
" Gibson.
e. Master at Arms-A. McCrea.
Sergeant Hugh Fenton.
t. lst NJ. of G.-Jas. Reid.
v. 2nd M. of CA. l. Vessey.
Sentinel-Sam Gundeson.
Picket John Lee.
st Cavalier county sent as it's delegation
to the state agricultural college at Fargo
.. on the excursion of Monday the follow
q ing representatives of the county, each
township being represented by two or
;s more delegates: Samuel McAdam, G. r..
Shortridge and wife, Arthur Campbell,
James Austin, Stewart Watt, John Wat
= = son, Nick Bester, Ben Hodgman, Peter
- Danielson, Ole Romfo, Hector Mckay,
y Barney Janowski, John He'll, John
- Rylance and wife, Archie Mcdonald
ID Frank Parker, A. E. Lindstrom, Neil
Of Power, Joseph Haman, Alex Roney and
in wife, Joseph Heapy and wife, I. Kitchin
,e August johnson, w. E. Johnston, August
It. Wild, Philip Bruseau, T. r. McLaugh
in lin, Arnold Seeley, John Reid, Joseph
te Galloway, Mrs. o. 1. Gjevre, Mrs. Fred
Mt Flom, William Ullyott, Joseph McGauv
ran Jr., and wife, Peter Reid, z. II
of Livingston, George Weir, Joseph Slama
n George Welsh, William B. Mcbride
d. Peter Syverud, Ole Lansgard, w. Q
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