Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-05-09


farming and is putting up a big livery
stable a Clyde this spring.
A gun club is beirg organized at
Munich this spring and a number of in
teresting matches are looked for with
neighboring towns.
Miss Katie Poier, a we'll known Osna-
brock young lady, recently underwent
an operation in the Grand Forks hos
pital for appendicitis.
Hannah's wind TANNERS" are likely
to 'lord it" over we'uns when they dress
up in their new uniforms, which the
end-town folks subscribed 800 for last
week.
The readers attention is directed to
the announcement of our new serial
story, ga Rock in the Baltic" the open
ing chapters of which will appear in
next weeks issue.
S. Gau, a we'll known pioneer resident
of Trler township, has gone to the
Rochester, Mimi, hospital for treatment.
He has for a long time past suffered
with stomach trouble.
Co. Sup't B. E. Groom issues a call
this week for the May teachers examina-
ton which will be held on Friday, and
Saturday, May 31st and June LIST. Elk
aminations will be conducted at Lang
lor M;1Eo- M,,,;ol ,ol Hannah
Mayor Kopriva, of Langdon, is honor
ed by finding his picture on the title
page of the Evening Times. The Times
editor gives him a most delightful write
up and then spoils it all by limiting that
his qualifications are On a par with his
good looks.-Hannah Moon.
Langdon's high school athletic team
is putting in all the spare time possible
this week in preliminary training for the
inter-scholastic field day sports, which
will be pulled off Friday and Satur-
day of next week on the campus of the
state university at Grand Forks.
The Dorval building on Third street
until lately occupied by the Fawkes &
Walker fruit store has been leased by
the Cavalier Co. immigration Associa-
ton and will be occupied as their real
estate headquarters as 500 as the neces-
sary interior changes have been com
pleted. A suite of offices will be fitted
up and a manager placed in charge.
There was quite a lot of talk around
town about dollar wheat Monday when
market quotations from Minneapolis
and Duluth offered 9O4 cents for No.
Northern. Local buyers offered II and
IS cents during the afternoon, but the
condition of the roads prevented many
of those having a surplus of last years
crop taking advantage of the raise in the
market.
Langdon's team of baseball seniors
which organized last Saturday night
promise to awake things up in the
national game so that the outside towns
WALL hllOW GlSlco 6OLlCUullS uOlilS
When the subscription list was circulat.
ed Monday it showed that the local fans
are willing to give the boys all the sub.
stantial backing that is needed. The
"Langdon giants" already have a lineup
that's a hummer.
Robert G. Bellew, deputy head counsel
of the M. w. A., has been in Bottineau
the past twelve days and rounded uE
tifty-one applicants for the local Wood.
men camp. Before be came here he
obtained a class of t%hirty-one for the
Milton camp. thirty-fve for Osnabrock
and seventy-two at Langdon. All towns
look alike to "Bob' Bellew and now hi
goes to the Flaxton line of the 500 anc
it is a safe bet before he gets through
along that line to the doctors Office they
will all skidoo.-Bottineau Courant.
Report reached Langdon on Friday
last that Mr.. w. B. Gordon, father O
Attorney E. H. Gordon, was seriously
i'll with appendicitis in California
where along with his wife and daughter
Miss Lucy Gordon, he has been spend
ing the winter. Attorney Gordon ane
wife started on the afternoon train tt
Join the family, but at Grain Forks
found a telegram awaiting them stating
that Mr.. Gordon had successfully under
gone an operation and was considered a:
being out of danger. Later intelligence
tells of further progress toward re
covery and the Langdon friends of tn
family no longer experience anxiety owe
the outcome.
McPhee's big company comes to Lang
don on Friday of next week, May 18th
when they will put on "Uncle TOMS
Cabin at the Opera House. They hav'
been playing this popular old comedy
drama this winter with great success ii
all the big cities of the east and guaran
tee to please Langdon people who turl