Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-05-12

sThe Tiger and The Lamb" theatrical
attraction billed for tonight at the opera
house has cancelled its date.
Since the game played Friday after
noon, when Langdon won from Osna-
brock by a score of 3 to 1,no one need be
backward about boosting for the Lang
don ball team.
The grounds fronting and surrounding
the Methodist church at the corner of
Oak and Fifth street are being filled in
and boulevarded preparatory to being
seeded down to lawn grass.
The cold spell which has created a
chill on spring house cleaning and
early sown grain crops touched bottom
last night when a temperature of
l5o was registered-17 degrees of frost.
State Senator Chas. W. Plain was a
county seat visitor from Milton for a
short time Monday. The senator has an
opponent in his candidacy for reelection
at the June primaries in Go. Com'r Ole
/. Gjevre.
VIM. Flack and wife were passengers
on yesterdays south bound train. Mrs.
Flack goes for a visit with Cass county
friends and was accompanied as far as
Fargo by her husband, who expects to
return home tomorrow.
Editor G. 8. Iverson, of the Osnabrock
Independent was here IN uniform as a
third baseman on the ball team from the
Brock in the game played here Friday.
The base ball germ seems to have
obtained quite an insidious hold on the
newspaper %jolliers at both Osnabrock
and Milton.
John Lee is again boss of the Ct.
Northern section crew at this point.
having been re-instslled by the com.
pany last week after a short lay-of. The
Lee family will shortly be installed in
the new section house which has been
under construction on the right-of-way
lately. Mr.. Theo. Edmundson, who was
foreman on the section during the
interval has been removed to his former
station at Dresden ."
Friends of Miss Helen Sullivan, s
former university girl who took her B.A
degree with the class of 'O6, will be
interested in the news that she has an.
nounced her candidacy for the demo
cratic nomination for the Office of county
superintendent of school of Cavalier
county. Miss SuIlivan's home is il
Langdon, her family being a prominent
one, and for the past two years she has
been engaged as principal of the Cava.
lier high school. AS soon as the school
year is completed she will begin bel
active campaign.-Grand Forks Times
Mrs. Hugh Mcdowell was the victim
of a bad accident Saturday evening il
which she sustained a bad fracture Of
the right arm just below the shoulde,
joint by the upsetting of the buggy il
which she was driving home and within
less than a mile east of town. Mrs. NC
Dowall and her little SON, had just start
ed to return to their hone in Harve,
Center about six o'clock, after spending
the greater part of the afternoon shop
ping in town. The grade at the point
where the accident occurred is quite
steep and in turning out to pass a load.
led wagon coming from the opposite
direction the upset occurred. When the
buggy commenced to overturn the
horse became FESTIVE and started te
run away. Mrs. McDowall's injuries
will lay her up for some time, but those
of her little son consist merely of a few
scratches and bruises. She1was brought
immediatelyto town and her injuries
attended to at the hospital of DR.. Nc
Queen.
Job printing-the DEMOCRAT.