Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-04-14

Miss May Foshay has this week &C.
cepted a position as stenographer and
typewriter in the law office of Attorney
George M. Price.
Mrs. Ed. Brown took yesterdays after.
nom passenger south for a short visit
with friends down the lire at Park River
and Osnabrock.
Rev. Hubbard, pastor of the Langdon
Presbyterian church was named as
moderator of the Pembina Presbytery at
the semi-annua meeting held last week
by the P~resbytery at Grand Forks.
Ed. Mott, who for awhile pilotsd the
destinies of the Nekoma News and is now
preparing for his exodus to the Pacific
coast country made quite a pleasant call
upon a number of Langdon friends
while over here from the prosperous
500 town last Saturday.
Frank Darling, who will be remember
ed as having established a we'll equipped
farm along the Tongue river near
Concrete since completing his con.
tract for the ct. Northern reservoir here
in Langdon, was a visitor here Tuesday
on business.
John Hledik, who has been located at
Roundup, Mont, since disposing of his
Langdon barber shop about two years
ago was an arrival yesterday, coming to
attend the funeral of his sister, Mrs.
Joseph Bata, which occurred this fore
noon from St. Alphonsus church.
At a meeting of the business men and
citizens of Langdon held last night at
Attorney McIntyre's Office they decided
upon the organization of a Langdon
commercial club. A committee to take
immediate preliminary steps was named
to report at another meeting to be held
next week.
On Sunday of next week, April Oath,
the Langdon Lodge of Oddfellows will
attend in a body the morning service at
the Presbyterian church. The occasion is
the nlnety-frst anniversary of the found
ing of the order. The discourse of the
OF the pastor, Rev. f. J. Hubbard, will be
specially appropriate to the occasion.
The Langdon lodge knights of Pythias
which for some time past has been en-
joying a peaceful slesta in Sunderland
is Just now enjoying a spring awakening.
The old standbys among the Sir knights
have a meeting called for tonight at
their Pythian Hall when a united
"pull-together" effort will be made to re-
store this we'll known local organization
from a condition of %innocuous desetude
into a live lodge of active membership
The State Bank of Dresden, of which
Mr.. j. A. Terhaar is the cashier
publishes its call statement showing
the condition of business on March 29th.
The Dresden bank is now CARVING
$66,676.46 deposits; has another at
t%ractive item in its statement which
shows over S25,0CO of cash and a total
value of business on it's balance sheet of
s7S,659.49 It is one of the Cavalier
county banks that has lately shown
quite q BUSINESS growth.
On Saturday, April 18th, the high
school class of Cavalier will present
that standard comedy of Sheridan's,
"Ihe Rivals" a delightful comedy
Astounding in clever scenes, in five acts,
requiring twelve changes of scenery.
The cast Is large and we'll selected and
includes the following we'll known young
people: James Thomson, ROLAND Young,
William Norton, Ed. Kibler, Ray
Bechtel, Ralph Thomson, Theodore,
Deichart, Edith Cristie, Bertha Cannon.
Kate Robbins and Dora Mcbride The
action takes place in Bath, England.
Grover Waite this week has severed
his connection with the firm of Price &
Waite and left yesterday for Box Elder,
alont., where he will become associated
with w. II. Chase of this CITY and others
In a business venture. Mr.. Waite also
purposes taking up a homestead and on
the way west will make Il stop over at
M1not to visit with his mother AS a
LangdoD boy, who has made this county
his HON from babyhood up he takes
with him the we'll wishes OF all the old
time friends of the Waite family.
Miss Florence Prinyer, local repre-
sentative: 1t is to the interest of every
citizen of Langdon to investigate the
question OF the American Woman's
League. There are a great many in
correct ideas held by people concerning
this matter, and We wish every resident
of the city would find out lust what it
will mean to have a chapter house
here and so bring a branch of the
peoples university right to their homes.
Call at the chapter room-the front