Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-03-12

March 26-Alex. Mcdonald, of Harvey.
March 5S-E. Mourage. of Wales.
Get your township election ticket
printed at the DEMOCRAT office.
Township blanks as we'll as legal blank.
of all kinds on sale at this office. Mai
orders promptly attended to.
A flock of geese flying northward Sun
day evening made number of Langdon
people think that spring was coming.
Township elections being held thi;
year on st. Patrick's Day the DEMOCRAT
would announce that it's line of green
tickets are the latest thing ont.
OsnaI'roelz lays claim to a million and
a quarter bushels Of grain having been
raised in That Immediate vicinity in 1902
and gives out that at least orc fifth of ii
has Vel to come onto the market.
An entertainment Is to be given Oh
Friday evening, April :3lfi by the pupils
Of the ligh school. Work on the pro-
gram by the performers is under way
and an evenings entertainment of merit
may be anticipated.
Township elections will be held next
Tuesday in the thirty three precincts in
this county and town clerks will do the
DEMOCRAT great favor if they will CO.
operate With our correspondents in send
ing in Il list of those elected as soon as
possible after the polls close.
The spring examination of applicants
for teachers certificates will be held in
this city and at Hannah Friday and
Saturday this week. The examination
here will be conducted by Co. Supt.
Crawford and at Hannah by principal
Boyd of the Hannah schools.
W. H. Shepard, founder of the Hannah
Moon. is now heard from as editing the
Wilton News, paper about two years
old in Mclean county. There are a host
OF readers up this way who call to mind
the originality and brightness Of style
with which he ripped things up the
back in the political campaigns of years
ago. Billy's friends wish him we'll in
MS new future.
The Milton Globe thinks that work
Should be started on the brick yard that
paper has been boosting every spring for
anumber of years past. The raw ma
teral, in the way of fine beds of clay
nave been found in abundance, adjoin-
ing Milton and frequent tests have
Shown that it makes brick of highly
excellent quality.
The condition of streets, alleys and
back yards all indicate that cleaning up
Tine Is at hand. The warm weather of
The past few days has brought into sight
all the long winters accumulation of
rubbish and manure. Get busy at once
as the return this week of Chief of
Police McDcrmott gives the hint that an
order to hurry up may be expected by
the slow ones any time.
Judge Kneeshaw disposed of few
court cases Saturday while in the city
between trains. The regular spring
term of district court set for the first
tuesday in May, is quite likely to be
continued over until later in the summer
as the calling of a jury in May would
cause great inconvenience to farmers
likely to be drawn for service. The judge
Is OF the opinion that jury term may
be called in July.
The DEMOCRAT has made arrange
ments to supply all who need them with
The popular ''pocket edition. of the
Laws of North Dakota as enacted by
The Eighth Legislature Assembly. The
legislature has adjourned and the
new laws will be published in this
form as> soon as the signature O
9ov.Whlte has been attached to all bill:
passed by the legislature. Business mer
and farmers alike will find that it vii
DC OF interest to inform themselves boil
OF new laws and amendments made il
those at the present time on the statute
Docks. If you are on the market for
copy of the new laws of North Dakot
remit seventy-ive cents and your orde
WILL be filled Immediately on their al
rival.