Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-03-28
Friday tomorrow.

cd hard wheat. Sold by Robert Elem
ing at Dresden.
Easter Monday Is the date of a grand
ball to be given at Wales by the orches-
ira of that town.
Osnabrock's camp of Modern Wood
mon has recently increased its member
ship by a class of twenty-five.
The Chicago Lyceum Ladies Quartette
in an evening of song and story will ap-
pear at the Opera House on Friday,
April 9TH.
7 Bad roads and other indications of an
early spring acted as a check on the Fri
day and Saturday rush at the Easter
millinery openings last week.
Monday the board of county commits
sioners will convene in regular session.
The business on hand will keep the
board busy the balance of the week.
At the annual township election of
last week Montrose decided to do its
road work during the ensuing year by
the contract system. The question was
carried by a vote of three to one.
Friday and Sunday nights smart
showers of rain may be taken as sure
evidence of the approach of spring and
of course the snow storm that followed
is recognized as the final clean up of the
bad weather.
If you want a copy of the new laws Of
North Dakota passed by the state legis-
lature of 1907 send the DEMOCRAT a
dollar and we will fill your order. We
have only a limited number of copies.
( Order at once.
Invitations are out for a social hop to
be given On the evening of Easter Mon
day by a party of Langdon young men
il the Opera House Hall. The arrange
Ments are in the hands of a committee
which guarantee it being quite a swell
affair.
Hannah is recognizing it brass band.
Perhaps Langdon will awake to the need
of retaining the organization of its band
about the time its Fourth July cele-
bration is due to be pulled off. Sarles
has a new band and in fact most of the
towns around here.
Millions musical talent has taking on
an awakening of interest by the organi-
cation of one of the good old fashioned
singing schools by Prof. r. B. George of
Chicago, who has been forming classes
in voice culture through the northern
part of the state during the winter.
Friday night of next week, April 9TH,
the Chicago Lyceum Ladies Quartette
give a high class entertainment at the
Opera House at popular prices. The
Langdon orchestra will also be in at
tendance. Tickets % and s35 cents.
Reserved seats so cents on sale at the
Abbott drug store.
Last week Exec. Com'r George Weir,
y of Montrose township, sold his 800 acre
farm to John Wild for a consideration
of $4,000, or about s2s per acre. The
farm is considered one of the finest in
. the south-end of the county and has
been the home of Mr.. Weir and his
family since the first settlement of the
county.
The Calvin Realty Co., with capital
stock at $4,000 has recently in%corporat-
ed with H. P. Cooler, w. w. Fuller and
N. Coder as stockholders. They have
large farm property and town lot hold
1ngs in-the western part of the county
and will figure in the development of
the CT. Northern branch running
through that part of the county this
spring.
A revival of the Oriental lodge at
Milton is spoken of as one of the pos
sibilities since the penitential days of
Lent are over. The Orientals give the
'jiner' a strenuous time that is punctur-
ed with vivid "reminiscences for days
after it is over. The novitiates who
cross the burning sands will not travel
far on their journey before making the
discovery that the Orientals is not along
the lines Of a pink tea party.
The annual city election of next Mon
day is beginning to warm, up some and
though the ticket this spring is merely
for the election of aldermen in the
different wards it promises to be any.
thing but a tame affair. The ball was
= started rolling last night by the holding
of a caucus at the law offices of Gordon
& Mcintyre, when the First, Second and
Third ward vacancies were filled with .
ticket naming Charles Hunter, Robert
Meiklejohn and Amos Abbott for the
honors respectively. The indication
that there will be an opposition ticke|
in the field is given endorsement by tn,
announcement of another caucus SLATED
for tonight, when those who we're not OF