Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-07-05
Additional Short Local;

Schulke gives free tickets to the
circus, See his adv't.
Mrs. Title McGruer and family left
Tuesday for a stay with friends at
Milton over the Fourth,
Nj. j. O,Malley's grey gelding Gayossa
was a money winner in both of the trot
I ting events entered at the Minot races
this week.
j.. c. Currie is at work on a contract
putting up a $1,000 house and other
buildings on Prof. Heyward's farm in
Hope township.
Druggist Harry Francis is over at
Hampden this week for a few days dur
ing the absence of the druggist in charge
of the store owned there by McGruer
Bros.
NARROW Shaw OF the Dedrick hard
ware store is still laid up with the at
tack of rheumatic trouble that has rend-
cred him an invalid for some weeks
: past.
Sam Cross of Olga has a number Of
Langdon friends who will extend con-
CALCULATIONS upon news of the arrival Of
a twelve pound baby girl as an addition
to his household on Saturday morning
of last week.
Wales scored a decided success at its
: July Fourth celebration of yesterday
= with the street parade of business
floats. 1t was a part of the days program
the Wales business men combined to
make a it the feature of the day that the
people appreciated and they certainly
did.
Sarles had one of the biggest Fourths
n ever held in the county. The gate re-
ceipts to see the races and other sports
IN the afternoon amounted to over 5000
Gov. Sarles was there and gave a spec oh
as advertised on the oils. The special
n train from Lakota and other points took
a big crowd of visitors to Sarles.
q The Union blind pig case. in which
N the pigger brought action against a
minister and others to recover damages
for the destruction of his place of bust.
ness by setting it on fire, reached a close
Tuesday forenoon. The jury brought
in a verdict awarding Barlow, the pig
va ger. damages in the amount of $40. The
81 amount sought for in the complaint was
20 800.
~ The Langdon party who are spending
the Fourth at the Chautauqua grounds
. and family: Mrs. H. D. ALERT anc
y daughters: Mrs. ". T. Winter and son
Morris; Mrs. F. w. Mclean, Mrs. Orion
Miss Lucy A. Gordon. Miss Ethel Nc
= Knight, Mrs. j. 3. Boyd and son, Rich
oh ard: Mrs. NJ. L. Sullivan. Mrs. Mahol
, q and her neices we're there for severa
hit days during the week, but returned t.
he the city Tuesday.
he Dr.. Mcqueen of this city received
fly word Friday last week from Seattle
he Wash, telling of the sudden and unex
;. pected death of Mrs. Bidlake, Sr.
formerly a highly esteemed resident O
Osnabrock and generally known b.
les Langdon people. The deceased wen
west a few months ago along with tn
he family of her son, H. j. Bidlake. Til
100 letter which brought the sad news CAV
no details of the event which will b
mourned by many of the old resident
- of the county as we'll as the immediat
~ family of the deceased.
Gallo is one of the growing town
along the 500 line that has much O
the attention of the people of the sur
rounding neighborhood attracted to i
'eo by the machine shop and boiler work!
.ng which Schuster Bros, operate in con
ng- %nection with their blacksmith shop open
ed up about a year ago. Their equip
ere ment Of saws, lathes, drills, and othe
ere machinery enables them to make or re
lair anything in their line: Schuste
Bros, claim to have the best shop in th,
asst state outside of Fargo. Gallo it is re
me ported will put in a drug store this sum
as mer.
m j. B. Ctale writes from Olga unde
date OF Monday the Ind inst, that him
=: self and family are leaving this weel
to make Winnipeg, Man their futur
~ home. Mr.. Chale has been a residen
of Olga for twenty-five years and tn
greater part of that period has @continu
ously held the position of postmaster
His general store at Olga was estab
the llshed at an earlier date than any sim
the lar place OF business III Cavalier count
}OG. making Mr.. Chale the earliest pionee
the merchant. His large property interest
on accumulated in years of successful traG
Ca ing enable him to enjoy retirement fror
to actlVe business pursuits. 1he we
ier- wishes Of many old friends
ties the Chales to their new home at Vim