Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-10-06
Gossip and Notes.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The board of county commission ers
have been in session since Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert Fleming was visitor
among friends in the city last Saturday.
For loans at lowest rates and best
terms see Mooney, Champine l. John
ston.
New winter samples for tailor-made
clothing on exhibition at the Bee Hive
store.
E.B. Robson, the Hannah real estate
man, was in the city Monday renewing
old acquaintance.
Mrs. H. j. Becchie and children we're
here from Osnabrock last week for a
few days visit with friends.
Upwards of $40 was realized last
Saturday evening at the pancake sup
per given by the ladies of the Episcopal
|church.
Good dry cord wood ready for the
stove at the Langdon Lumber Co.'S
wood yard. Delivered to any part of
the city. 'Phone84.
The spell of Indian summer weather
of last week was chilled by the fall OF
light snow and rain on Sunday night.
Threshing was at standstill Monday
for the first time in ten days.
Langdon people have been compelled
to forego the pleasure of seeing two or
three tirst-class theatrical attractions
lately, owing to pending litigations in
yolving the opera house property.
Miss Jessie Blodgett, formerly a
primary teacher of the Langdon
schools, was IN the city Saturday ar
ranging to make final proof on her
homestead in the vicinity of Rush Lake.
Editor Rishof and VIM. Jennings, re-
publican candidate from the legisla-
lure from the Fortieth district, gave
county seat politics their attention
while in the city between trains Tues
DAY.
Hon. w. A. Laidlaw, chief of the re-
publican county campaign bureau,
packed his grip last Saturday and
started on tour over the state in his
capacity as national bank examiner for
North Dakota.
Johnny Lamb, who held position as
tenographer in the law Office of the
irm of Gordon & Lamb until about two
vears ago, was visiting here few days
asst week closing up number of deals
or his brother.
The band boys held their annual
business meeting at the city hall last
light and afterwards were Eat home to
select party of friends and admirers
he boys were at their best and served
(ysters and coffee.
Miss Lucille Sullivan, neice of M. l.
sullivan, who has been visiting Langdon
Turing her vacation, returned Monday
her home in Minnesota. Later she
Jill re-enter school at the Fairbault
eminary for the fall and winter term.
Hon. JEFF M. Myers of Grafton. was 8
tangdon visitor a day or two of last
eek. Mr.. Myers is the candidate fol
pdge of the seventh judicial district, on
be democratic ticket and there are
pany people in the district who voted
pr the present occupant of the bench
hat are DESTROYS of a change and Mr.
[yer's candidacy is receiving hearty
Import.
A. L. Perry, appointed drainage com
Missioner for the western part of the
'unty was in town Monday from Wales
meet the board of commissioners and
resent petition of the residents il
le vicinity Of Rush Lake asking FOL
le making of ditch through sections
and % in Linden township, draining
w lying lands on the east side Of Rust
AXE. The drain would benefit ownerl
over 1900 acres in that vicinity anG
TRY the overflow of water from tn
he into Snowflake creek.
The Langdon high school football
uad is arranging to line up for tn
ason. Between the present time ane
thanksgiving they expect to secar'
ties for q number Of games with higl
hools in this mart Of the state. Lang
ms high school is rounding up al
pven this fall that viii average ii
light about 135 pounds and expects t.
q fair share Of games played
acher Dan ]. Ridlington is coachlni
boys and practice games are alread.
ing played.