Courier Democrat., 1904-05-26
Gossip and Notes,

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Took ont for the assessor-he's after
you this week.
Teachers examination tomorrow and
Saturday at Langdon and Milton.
The music at Monday nights concert
at the opera house promises to be of a
high order.
Milton again captured grand lodge
honors this year at the A. o. U. w.
meeting at Fargo last week. The office
Of grand guide went to Photographer
Jno. Mccarthy when the votes were
counted.
Co. e. is getting out for two drills a
week from now until the time of the
encampment in June. With plenty of
room for their manoeuvers on the school
grounds the boys are being rapidly
gotten into shape.
Olga celebrates the anniversary of st.
Jean Baptiste Day and the program
that is being prepared for its due OBJ
seryance will be under the auspices of
the Olga court of the Catholic Order of
Foresters. You had better decide to
spend Friday, June oath at Olga.
A party of Pembina county people
living in the vicinity of Bathgate are
planning to travel down the Mississippi
river in house boat going and coming
from the st. Louis fair this summer. II
aperson has both the money and time
tespare the trip ought to be one of
ideal enjoyment.
Saturdays close sultry weather, with
temperature of 80 degrees, was fol-
lowed for a few days with brac-
ing northwest breeze that threatened
disaster to garden stuff. Indications
pointed to thermometers dropping
down to the frost line both Sunday and
Monday night, but they didn't.
The Campbell Bros. circus, billed to
show here in Langdon on June 4th will
be generally recalled as having given a
performance here last year to turnout
Of over 5000 people. Campbell Bros.
gave good show at that time and we
have been given to understand that
their circus is bigger and better than
ever this season.
Pembina has caught the baseball
fever this season and will have a team
entered in the county league. This
awakening of the fans over in the old
town can to some extent be accounted
Tor by the fact that Joe Flanagan, who
Tor years past has fgured in the ma
tonal game here in this county now
makes Pembina his home.
20. Supt. Crawford: There are three
events that require the attention of
school officers in June: First, district
clerks to make enumeration of school
children over six and under twenty
years of age having their legal residence
IN n the district on the first day of June.
second, at least fifteen days before the
'nlrd tuesday of June the clerk is to
post election notices. Third, on the
snlrd Tuesday of June school election.
Early in June the state university
.ufns out the largest class of graduates
IN Its history. Fifty-seven students this
year complete their course Of study and
VI ehat number two are able to. claim
Langdon as their home. Miss Tessie
jackson, neice Of Rev. Dougan, will be
.ae vi valedictorian of her class and Percy
Aooey graduates withs.4a degree. Of
bachelor of arts. Mr.. Abbey has also
oelng taking his elestives in the senior
'ear OF the law school and next year
sii De able to receive the degree Of
oscnslor of laws. II is early yet, but
WIN the rest Of Langdon's people We
'aVance congratulations to both
uont fail to attend the closing exer-
~ S,sss OF the Langdon pnbic schools.
.o@orrow, Friday evening, the senior
s.ass Of the grammar room present .
p,ogram of merit It the court house
~ auen eleven pupils receive diplomas on
W. completion Of the eight years Of
.onmon school work. Next Tuesday
won ss'snlng the 'W class Of the high school
.0ias Its second annual commencement
suu ,a, the graduates having completed the.
W.T. WI years of work in the high school
selSe their diplomas 1t the hands Of
nv: ao1' Vernon r. squlrss, q the state
s.a diversity. Aprog.am iu detail Of the
,,lclses Il for each evening was printed
'A'ast weeks DExocRAr.