Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-08-25

Miss Stella Boyer is here from Mt.
Carmel making a short visit with her
young friends, the daughters of MIR.
and Mrs. Fred Alpstag.
This morning the minimum tempera-
ture registered 36o--only four degrees
above the frost line. In fact a light
frost is reported from some localities
today.
The death is announced as having
occurred at an early hour this morning
of the two year old baby girl, Veronica,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Segouin,
after an illness of less than a weeks
duration.
This week the closing chapters of our
serial story Through the Wall are
printed and next week the DEMOCRAT
expects to present to it's readers the
opening of a splendid new story entitled
"The Lure of the Mask" the latest hit
in fiction of Harold McGrath.
A Langdon party of autolsts consist
ing of JAS. McLauchlin,W W, W. Mcqueen,
w. L. Drury, Robt. Work, D. Nc
Lauchlin and Jos. +. Schneider, of
Wales, left yesterday morning for a
three days trip which will include
among the places visited the towns of
Cavalier, Grafton, Grand Forks, Lakota
and Devils Lake. VIM. Stranger of the
firm of MCLAUGHLIN & Stranger went
with a repair car and accompanied by
a mechanism to keep the cars in good
running order during the trip. Last
night at seven o'clock the party reported
safe arrival at Grand Forks. The Lang
don party enjoying this three day trip
number in all about thirty.
Bishop O'Reilly's visit to Langdon last
Sunday at which he confirmed a class of
nearly one hundred young commandments
of the church, was an event which COM
pletely filled and overlooked the seating
capacity of St Alphonsus church. The
event in many instances was the first
visit made to that edifce since the CON-
p%letion of the interior decorations only
finished a little over a week ago The bis
hop was accompanied by his private
secretary, Father James O'Driscoll and
in addition to the dedication of the new
Catholic church at Osnabreck also in
cluded the parishes of Olga, MtCarmel
Wales and Dresden in the visitations
made during his Cavalier county trip.
Within a week, or on Thursday, Sep
TENDER LIST, one week from today, the
Langdon Creamery Co., will open up
for business. The business men of
Langdon have co-operated with farmers
tributary to our city in giving Langdon
an industry that will prove to be a ma
terial aid in building the city up as a
center of business activity over the
central portion of Cavalier county. A
creamery for the making of butter for
the local and eastern markets has been
agitated for several years; the project
has been agitated bycreamery promoters
and others, but until this spring there
have been defects and drawbacks to
be found in the propositions offered that
made those parties locally interested
hang back. Today Langdon has a
creamery built, equipped and ready to
open up for business next Thursday. |
1t starts up with the assurance of the
owners of $50 COW near Langdon ex-
tending their patronage and support.
Before the fall season has far advanced
the number of cows tributary to Lang
don, doing their share to build up
business for the creamery will easily be
increased one-third. The plant of the
Langdon Creamery Co., opens up next
week with the promise of being a success
from the start.