Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-05-08
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

A minimum temperature OF 22o last
nlght-just ten degrees below the frost
line.
Tony kietfer, the Wales auctioneer and
farm machinery dealer, was a Langdon
visitor yesterday accompanied by Mrs,
Keitfer.
Duncan Mclean and George Bulloch,
former Langdon old timers, were bust.
ness visitors here yesterday from
Hannah.
Samuel Cross, principal of the Olga
public school is here today accompanied
by his daughter, who is writing at the
teachers examination.
A Schulke this week calls attention
in a new change of ad to the display of
spring styles IN Hart, Schaffner & Marx
clothing at the Schulke department
store.
Mrs. Allan Pinkerton, who has been
visiting friends in British Columbia and
Oregon during part of the winter season,
returned OF yesterdays train to her
Langdon home.
Thos. Sharkey, a transient drunk and
disorderly, was arrested Tuesday even
ing by Chief Drury, When given a
hearing yesterday he was handed a
seven day sentence in the county jail.
T. E. Burke, as justice of the peace,
on Monday afternoon Of this week Off
ciated as master of ceremonies at the
marriage OF. James Barnhart, of this
city, and Miss Tberesia Goodman,
whose home is at Huntersville, MINI.
Richard Hayward, state inspector of
high schools and formerly superin-
tendent of the Langdon city schools for
a number of years, was here yesterday
on an official visit. Today he is looking
after his farming interests near Lang
don.
Postmaster McGauvran and wife and
Judge Dorval and wife made up an auto
party going to Mowbray yesterday after
noon to see Mrs. George Barcelo, who
has returned to her home at that place
during the week from st. Boniface
hospital.
Mrs. W. f. Winter, who has been visit
ing at the Fargo home of her sister,
Mrs. F. w. Mclean. since returning
from a midwinter visit to Pacific coast
points in company with Mrs. Moran,
reached her Langdon home on yester-
days train.
Miss Helen j. Sullivan, county super
intendent of schools and Sup't Stautf. of
the city schools autoed over to Olga on
Saturday morning we're they participant
ed in the meeting of the teachers central
association for the eastern portion of
Cavalier county.
Secretary r. T. Burke, of the Lang.
don commercial club, announces the
arrival on Tuesdays freight of the car
load of Triumph potatoes shipped in here
by P. Dahlman & Co., of Cambridge.
Mimi, which local potato growers may
obtain for seed this spring upon an
agreement of the return from the crop
harvested next fall of the same quantity
furnished for seed. Parties desiring to
be furnished with potatoes should make
their wants known to j. H. Harlan.
Last Friday, Arbor Day was most
fittingly observed by the planting of
many tine trees in the school grounds.
The Woman's club made arrangements
for autos to take the high school boys to
the bush beyond Mona and hired teams
to bring the trees. On Thursday three
autos and two wagons went out to Mona
and the boys spent the day digging
birch, elm and shrubs and on Friday
the school children and members of the
Woman's club. under the direction of
Mr.. Stewart, planted the trees.
Miss e. Il. Deiterle, for fourteen years
a missionary under the Baptist board
at Shanghai, China, and associated
there with Mrs. Newton, a sister OF
Mrs. Thomas Finerty, will be in Lang
don over the coming Sunday. She will
arrive on Thursday and will dellve,
three public addresses in the Presbv.
terrain church, speaking tonight at {
O'Clock and at II a. 10. and s .. m. or
Sunday, May 18th. 1t is assumed tina
there will be a fragression in Miss
Deiterle's talks so that each in turr
should be heard as 1t will be intro
ductory to the one following. The of
ferings of the day will be devoted to the
work in China for which a special" Chin;
propaganda" service has been asked il
each church at some time during tn,
year with the aim of securing SO cent!
per member as a special gift to Chm;
in the present crisis.
Wales and Milton withdrew their ap
plications to join the Cavalier count,
base ball league at the time the meetins