Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-10-18

l want teams to disc east of Hannah
and to pillow in Bruce township and have
over LOCO acres new land to rent for
next years crop. E.. \. Wadsworth.
On Tuesday afternoon of this week
Mrs. j. B. Boyd entertained the mem
bers of the Langdon Woman's Club at
their first social day of the year, which
also happened to be the anniversary of
the first social day of the club ten years
ago. at the time of its organization.
Mrs. Boyd who has a we'll known repu-
tation as an entertainer, surpassed her
self on this occasion. The members on
arriving were presented with favors con-
SiSring of the club c%olors. pink and
green" These colors were seen in
the decorations and in the dainty lunch
served. After the business and roll call
the members were asked to show their
ability and skill in picking out the diff
fegent states OF the Union. after five
minutes spent in study of a large
wall map of the United States. After
wards armed with paper and pencils the
guests retired to the dining room where
on the table lay small and separately
numbered outline maps of the states.
They were required 10 write the name
Of the state opposite a corresponding
number on their papers. Mrs. E. H.
Gordon and Mrs. Q. E. Thompson were
esual v%icrors. and after drawing lots
Mrs, Gordon received as a prize a pretty
cup and saucer wrapped il pink paper
and lied with green ribbon. Mrs. Boyd
had taken special trouble and pains with
tie luncheon. the salad being pink and
green while even the sandwiches were
led together with pink and green ribbon
Altogether the event was one of the
-c>- unique and prestiest entertain
merits II which the members of the
e.lo have participated.
he .vensy-second annual session of
sle Synod OF North Dakota reached an
adjournment on Monday a. noon after a
very successful series Of meetings last
iLE from Thursday sfse-uoon of last
week. There was large attendance of
ministers sni layuen. numbering il all
aoo-: serenity. The SyEod was opened
o. Re retiring moderator. Rev. {. P.
Lawrence. Of MiEos. Following MS able
sermon ZANE the election Of the rev
moderator fo- the ensuing year. The
eal.o. showed q vote cast il favor Of
EeT. y. i. Hunter. Of fargo. and ne was
a.: Installed IN Office. TIE morning
a11 a~t:@.-coa sessions were devoted 20
- Sg=>:s. business of tie Synod. while
II sTe-.Es meetings were OF a more
se-sc4- ~c-acac.er. each evening there
"& : >o-g service. lasting aoou- 5hir.y
---:=. The singing vzS especially
COCO z-a formed a great attraction 10
- z::e-d:-g public NJ. Fred Wilson.
cro-1@c 4 .Ge pastor. was organis-
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-->E features OF tie va.iovS sessions
-zE = mentioned the double male
2-a-,s:se q c5s attending clergy: the
voca. duets Of Mrs. Newton and MS
0e:e-e. .2e lady missionaries from
C-:-z - so.os Of Rey. Jackson Of
I6s=cey. Re7 Fc..o7. Of Oakes, Miss
-'1= H.h-i=l: u MS city. and tie
a1.es g-s-:e.:e consisting of Mescsue
G@ " Pre-. Tnos- Fl1s-sy and Misse
A:c-o aod S.evs-on. The Synod was
especially fortunate II hearing Rev
9o-- D-zoo q Ne~ Iors. Rev. Chs.las
b-z1.- oi C-.c=go. Prot. 0. 6 Lsbby. Of
Grz-o So:ss a-6 EysrsellS. Elliott.
-1ee #=-s a. celebrated ard e.oouar,
~Szeaz=-S ac6 :ae,z were crowded su6;.
e-:ss . oear .as-. The colZ.oaS
.4z4- :: ne e-ec:ng @rsess amounted
q -2~ar1s Q. 30. TIE delegates we-a
zee -1so PLEASED ~.:a ~ entertain.
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