Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-11-01
GOSSIP and NOTES
-. naxt Tuesday.

,uection next Tuesday
Re- sure and vote for cleary'
,,dno Farrell went to Grand Forks
., 'ua5s on important business.
~. Stevenson and wife returned
j., from a visit over Sunday with
friends at Kaleida' Man.
fine new line of box stationery and
AMER supplies has been received this
r.ek at the DEMOCRAT Office
mia DEMOCRAT has arranged to give
III ronort next week of the Doyle
~, which opened Tuesday at Nor
den.
W. Pomroy foremost among the
,,mocratic leaders of the south end of
tha county was here yesterday from
Milton.
1or;s Rose and family are back in
1,,ndon for the winter, having movedi in
t;s week from the farm to their home
on north Fifth street.
The nroclamation was issued last week
bv President Roosevelt appointing
Thursday, November goth, as the day of
National Thanksgiving.
Dr.. "A. Mckay CANE over fromClyde
4,dov where he has found little or no
Trouble in establishing a practice that
kapps him professionally engaged at all
times.
Mrs. Robt. Work returned home yes
terdav from Cypress River, Man, where
che was called last week to attend the
funeral of a sister whose death occurred
unexpectedly.
&c. esrosier and family are expect,
iua to leave Langdon next Tuesday fo1
Cirgiuia, where Mr.. Desrosier has lately
invested in farm property and will make
bis future home,
Chas. Chisholm and party of Lang
don hunters returned Tuesday from {
goose hunt of a few days at Sweetwetel
Lake. He brought back with him {
bag of over fifty geese and wild ducks.
Mrs. Fred Johnson and Mrs Lind
we'll, the former of Devils Lake and lat
er of Minneapolis, left on yesterday
train for their homes, having visited
few days with the Agar's east of tow
Hubert Helten, youngest brother o
Peter Helten, of Trier, died yesterda,
forenoon at Munich after a short Hines
Of typhoid fever. The funeral at Trie
will be held Friday, deceased was abou
twentyeight years old.
Tuesday was registration day in tn
three voting precincts of Langdon city
Less than 220 voters registered, but
isexpected that the full vote will be GU
at Tuesdays election. The first war,
led with 144 names of voters on its re
g%stration list.
Clerk of Court H. o. Storlie at tn
order of Judge Kneeshaw has give
notice of the adjournment of the regu
lar November term of court until Dc
cember 4th. The jury will be drawn t
appear at two o'clock on the a~fternoo
of December 9Th.
The resident engineer of the Grea
Northern in Grand Forks has just RI
celVed authority for expenditure for th
new reservoir to be erected at Lane
oon' The reservoir will be similar t
the one at Leeds. Its capacity will b
100000 gallons.
Father j NJ. Cleary, of Minneapoli.
mas been secured for one of his popr
lar lectures to be delivered at St. ALI
nonsus church on the evening of Wee
aeSoay next week, Nov. 7th. Watch fe
oils announcing subject of lecture an
further particulars.
Peter Zettel, one of the democrat!
nominees for representative in the Fo
ueln legislative district, has this wee
uao 10 leave his candidacy in the hane
VI MS friends. Monday he was Gale
" Norden, being subpnned as a wi
leSs at the Doyle trial. He expects
return before the end of the week. L.
MS Trends work harder than ever f,
leler zettels election next Tuesday.
Vote for Wilh,,r Dr,r1