Courier Democrat., 1904-05-19
| Additional Local News.
Bicycle repairing at Dedricks.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bicycle repairing at Dedricks.
Read carefully the announcement Of
the "Lucky Saturday Sales atschulke's
Trade Palace Department Store.
Read carefully the announcement of
the 'Lucky Saturday Sales" atSchulke's
Trade Palace Department Store.
Read carefully the announcement of
the "Lucky Saturday Sales" at Schulke's
Trade Palace Department Store.
P. Mulligan and family have moved
this week into the P. Schneider house
on Fourth street, purchased by MIR.
Mulligan early in the spring.
The family of w. j. Davidson arrived
during the past week from Toronto.
Ont, and are domiciled in the house
owned by Miss Gogin on Pine street.
Tom Henderson, Langdon typo who
has been holding down cases on Devils
Lake and Minot papers during the
winter, returned to the city this week.
Twenty five per cent greater covering
capacity means that four gallons of Net
Era paint will 60 as far as five gallons of
white lead and oil mixed by hand. For
sale at Dedr.ck's'
Rev. Dougan is expected to make
Langdon visit early in June when he
comes west from Chicago to attend the
commencement exercises at the state
university. Miss Tessie jackson, his
neice, being one of the 'O4 class of
graduates.
Afireman's ball is being gotten up by
the boys of the Langdon fire department
for some date during the week of June
18th to 18th when the teachers insti-
tute will be here. This is the week of
Langdon's three days race meeting, and
has as another attraction the war
drama "True Blue" by home talent for
the night of the 18th so that there will
be little need if any to complain of the
dullness of Langdon while the school
marms are in town this year.
Sheriff Pinkerton was a passenger
down the line yesterday having in
charge an insane man ordered taken to
the asylum. The patient is John Little,
a man of about thirty-ive years OF age
whose home is at Wang. Some years
ago he got off his mental balance and
was taken to the asylum, but dis
charged after being there short time.
His condition is not one endangering
the safety of himself or the public, but
the board of insanity considered it un-
advisable to allow him to remain at
large.
Mrs. F. w. Mclean is still very ill at
st. Joseph's hospital in st. Paul, where
she is being given every care with hopes
of ultimate recovery from severe at |
tack of typhoid fever. The fever has
already had run of nearly three
weeks and the daily reports received by
Largdon relatives and friends are now
beginning to give encouragement. Mrs.
McLean's mother and sister, Mesdames
Orton and Winter, together with her
husband, Attorney Mclean, have been
at her bedside since the illness as
sumed critical form two weeks ago.
Next week the DEMOCRAT expects to
publish the progress being made in a
voting contest that has lately been
inaugurated by the makers of the "Key-
stone Maid and "Hed Fern" cigars,
offering free trip to the worlds fair at
st. Louis, and 1925 expense money to the
young lady residing in Cavalier county
winning out in popular voting con-
test. Miss Lilly O'Brien has entered the
field as Langdon's contestant, and it is
understood Hannah, Osnabrock and
Milton also have candidates IN the
field. Here's a chance for the boys to
"smoke up" and see if Langdon cannot
win out.
At congregational meeting of the
members of the Presbyterian church
held yesterday afternoon the vacancy
caused Ivy the death of their late
pastor, Rev. John H. Thomas, D. d.,
was filed by the extending of unani-
nous call to Rev. Wilson, of Mandan,
who preached in the church here last
Sunday. People who attended the ser
vices last Sunday could not otherwise
than recognize that Rev. Wilson is
minister of more than average pulpit
ability and his reputation as an ener-
getic church pastor since coming into
North Dakota few years ago combine
the qualities that the members of the
Laugdon church have sought since the
demise Of DR.. Thomas. It is expected
that Rev. Wilson will be here to take
charge of the church early in June.
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