Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-01-27

Note the change in the dates for the
appearance in Langdon of the Crow
Theatrical Co.
Mrs. Grant johnson is being visited
this week by her niece Miss Randy
Synstegard, of Elbow Lake, MINI.
John Mcbride and G., Brecke were
representative visitors here from Milton
to take in the dual attractions of this
week.
Walter Dixie, formerly with the Ded-
rick corner hardware store is now filling
of Wales.
U. S. Marshal Jas. Shea was among
the out of town visitors here this week
to attend the Burns celebration and
the land sale.
Senator Chas. w. Plain, of Milton, and
his nephew, Mike Plain, of Trier town
ship, are both here to attend the land
sale this week.
Mrs. Chas. Mann is being visited by
her sister, who came in on Tuesday
train with the throng of visitors to at
tend the Scotch celebration.
The dates of the Grows three night
engagement in Langdon are Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, February 9th,
10th and 18th, opening with "The
Daughter of Judea."
Lee Roy Hummell, who returned to
the home of his uncle, Fred w. Hoppe,
north of town a week before the Christ
mas holidays and was sick for some time
with bronchitis which later developed
into pneumonia, is now able to be up
and around again.
Jno. S. Gogin of the Nora farm zeal
Osnabrock was heard from in last weeks
Independent. His suggestions for Osna-
brooks progress and improvements in
clude everything from a creamery to the
abolition of public n%uisances. The letter
gives the people Of O%snabrock consider
able food for thought.
Rev. D. j. Morris, of Galesburg. Mich,
says: "The Musical Eckhardts, who ap-
peared here before a large audience
gave one of the best entertainments ever
given IN Galesburg. We can not speak
too highly of these entertainers This
| ,&4..o+;~, r-ll Lo , + +Lo T,r~lor ~
house on Thursday evening, February
3rd.
There will be no early mass at the st.
Alphonsus church in this city on Sun
day of this week,as owing to the absence
of Rev. M. j. Hiltner, who left during
the week for Milwaukee, Wis, Rev. M.
Dougherty will be called to Mt. Carmel
to celebrate mass at S:45. Late mass
will be celebrated at the Catholic
church here in Langdon at HOO o'clock.
Prof. N G. Mcdonald and wife had to
abandon the completion of their years
trip abroad, the climate in Europe prov
ing trying to Mr., MacDonald's health
Since returning he has gone to California
and will put in the balance of the winter
at the Leland Stamford university
Mrs. Macdonald ia for the present filling
a position as teacher at the state
university at Grand Forks.
Writing from Hubbard, Ia. under the
date of the 18th inst, j. F. Watson a
former we'll known Langdon resident
and for some time manager of the
Federal company's elevator here writes
the DEMOCRAT that they have been hav
ing real winter weather down there
The thermometer has Deer as low as II
degrees below zero and they have had
foot of snow in most places on the leve
+ since winter first set in. At Hubbard
hay is now selling at SIS a ton. I'll
hasn't handled a load of wheat since tn,
) grain marketing season opened; CORE
barley and oats being the staple crops
MI. Watson is managing the grain an
/. coal business of the Hubbard Grain Go
I'm which he is interested financially.