Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-01-13

The local grain market touched top
market price Friday, wheat being quoted
atS1.04I and fax 81. 99.
Look up your subscription date on
this weeks issue of the paper and see if
your account is not due.
Dan Meehan, the "Senato1 from Clyde
is over here making an extended visit
with his old Langdon friends.
Ed. McGregor has been quite ill since
removed to his home at Mazda during
the holidays. At that time he was tax
en- down with erysipelas and has since
suffered a relapse.
Judge w. j. Kneeshaw and his court
stenographer, Miss Laura D%aubenberg,
came in on Mondays train to dispose Of
a number of court cases that had been
set for hearing of argument at this
time.
beginning of the new year have adopted
the early closing movement, closing
their stores at half past six o'clock each
evening except Saturday night until
Further notice.
The Burns celebration on Tuesday
the 25th and the school land sale on
Wednesday the 26th inst, are two ap-
preaching events that promise to throng
Langdon with visitors from all over the
county during that week.
According to Agent Bottoms report of
business to the Ct. Northern railroad
company at the close of the year 1909,
there had been in round figures 100000
bushels of wheat and other grains
marketed in Langdon since the crop
began to move last fall.
DR.. e. P. Robertson was here during
the week until yeste rday from Grand
Forks in the interest of the Wesley
college and conservatory of music which
Is e~ndeavoring to raise tho balance of
$4,000 which secures for that institution
an endowment fund of 100000.
Tuesday afternoon the wedding of
Henry Nully of Langdon and Mrs Emma
Abel, of St. James, Mimi, was an event
of considerable stir in South langdon,
>the ceremony being performed by Rev,
Hubbard at the home of the groom and
followed by a reception attend by a large
number of their relatives and friends.
The wedding of Joseph George Thor
.gerson and Miss Serena Olson, two we'll
known young people of the Wang settle
ment we're married in Langden yester-
day afternoon, leaving On the afternoon
train for a short visit with Milton friends
The groom is the oldest son of Judge
Halvor Torgerson of Homen.
The date of the school land sale is We'd
nesday, January 26th, two weeks from
yesterday. The sale starts at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, continuing until five in
the afternoon. Upwards of 240 descrip-
vtions of land are offered for sale. The
hist of lands to be disposed of is printed
or another page.
We are in receipt of a communication
from the Office of c.. P. Walker, of the
Walker Theatre, Winnipeg, stating that
his representative would be here in a few
days to interview a number of our lead
ing citizens relative to a production of
LAS You Like II" which Manager Walker
r. us sending through the west. AS this is
the most delightful of all the Shakes
pearian comedies, and is to be given by
practically an allstar cast with a most
elaborate scenic and costume equipment,
it is hoped that arrangements can be
concluded fer an engagement here. If
the opinion of those interviewed is favor
able, and sufficient interest is shown, a
subscription list will be circulated and
if enough patronage is assured the pro-
,duction will appear here in the near
future.