Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-02

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april G. City Election.
Look up the new advertisements in
this issue.
Monday is city election day-one alder
man is to be elected from each ward.
Place YOUR order for the Session Laws
with the DEMocRAT--price seventy-tive
cents.
Montrose township voted against the
letting Of that townships roadworlS I'M
der the contract system.
The little rain Sunday helped along
the advent of an early spring and spoilt
fine |Dss of the sleighing for the winter
Of 1907 3:
Our in,tallment of real estate trans
1ers Thu week is double header. The
amount OF county news in the last issue
crowded out the transfers.
The DE question in Hannah has
Dassc0 from The stage OF being public
nuisance, and has become a public dis
grace. according to the Moon.
The !,i.I.&,4Ion A. O. U. W.. lodge had
another .sgccial meeting Monday night
and put through twelve new candidates
and now have close up to two hundred
members.
Alma township closed up its years
business March LIST with s1.0l7.73 cash
on haut| ard a. statement showing OK
pendivures oil ssOl.9O. r. P. McAllan is
the clerk.
Don't miss attending the entertain
ment given by the High School pupils
at the Opera House tomorrow evening.
1t will he one of the most highly enjoy
able events Of tho season.
Pre- idrnt Mortified delivers his lee
ture OH London Illustrated" at the
Opera House on Thursday, April 10th.
Tits given under the auspices and for
the benefit of the city schools.
The we'll known musical comedy
people. Bob and Eva Mckinley appear
at the Opera House next Monday night
they have successfully entertained audi
ences through this part of the state for
several seasons.
Loan township is understood as hav-
ing decided to petition the county com
missioncis f0r division at the next meet
ing OF ihc board. The new township
will iic formed out of the south-half and
take he name of South Loan.
Several families of new settlers with
eight carloads of stock, machinery and
hou>l hold Goods arrived on Saturdays
freight They move onto lands pur
chased last fall in the southwestern por
ton OF The county and come here from
Minnesota and Iowa.
The board of county commissioners
convene next Monday for their spring
meeting. Besides the regular routine
business it is expected that the town
ships will make large demands on thu
county road and bridge fund for aid il
Improvements at this meeting.
Under the new law enacted by tht
legislature this winter Co. r should b'
enabled to secure an armory, which l:
certainly needed if the organization Ii
to continue. If the company can come
to the center with suitable site ane
$1,000 in cash, $1,000 building can b'
erected, the state furnishing $4,000 o
The money. An armory would not onl.
be home for the local militia compan.
but it would be an ornament to the cit.
and would furnish splendid meeting
place for large public gatherings.
Jos. Crawford left Friday for Roches
ter, Nina, to be at the bedside of nj
eldest daughter, Miss Agnes Crawford
while undergoing a critical operation
The poor health of Miss Crawford tn
past two years has necessitated her max
lug repeated trips east for the consuita
ton of specialists and at their advise
lew weeks ago she was accompanied b
her sister Maud to the hospital
Rochester, MINI. The operation whic
Miss Crawford undergocs this week Wa
decided upon by the hospital doctors
last resort to save her life. Here
Langdon many friends as well as til
Immediate family anxiously await new
OF the outcome of the operation, hopir
that its result may bring the patient
perfect restoration Of health.
Special 10 days sale. From Marc
27th to- April 9th, At the Chicae
Store. ]. c. Stable, Proprietor.