Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-06-25
DRESDEN.

DRESDEN.
The ball team will play at La Riviere
on the 25th for a purse of $50.
Manager Black informs us that the
Dresden base ball team will play two
games at Wales on Sunday. June %.
At the ball game Sunday the home
team we're defeated in both games, the
score in the first game being 10-7 and the
second 7-8. The Wales boys played a
nice clean game and were entitled to the
victory in every way.
Rev. Hubbard of Langdon was IN town
Wednesday looking after matters rela-
tive to the building of the new Presby-
terian church. w. L. Slade, one of the
building committee, is very aggressive
and the management are to be congratu.
lated in securing his services as anything
he takes in hand he brings to a success
full conclusion.
At the picnic given by the ladies aid
at the Carl Amoth farm the Dresden
and Wales ball teams crossed swords,
resulting in a victory for Dresden. The
game was a holly contested one in which
Mr.. Heahn, the Wales pitcher, met his
Waterloo, the score being 80. The ball
team wish to thank the ladies aid for
their splendid entertainment and kind
treatment.
On Monday evening the Langdon
boosters" arrived in town and made q
splendid lineup on both sides of Main
street, there being about IS autoes in
the parade. The Langdon band enter
tanned the visitors when speeches we're
not in order and hearty good wishes for
the welfare of both towns we're expressed
on every hand. At the close of the
speeches three ringing cheers were given
for Dresden and Langdon.
AS announced last week the wedding
ceremony in which Conrad Nuelle was
united to Miss Annie Hahn, daughter of
Henry Hahn, took place at the Lutheran
church, Rev. Bierwagon officiating. AL
though it was raining in the morning it
frightened up in the afternoon and the
happy couple could not have wished for
better weather. Over $50 guests sat
down to partake of the wedding supper,
which would have done honor to the
Kaiser himself. The bride was the reel.
pient of many beautiful and useful pres
ents and many were the congratulations
extended wishing them long life and
prosperity.
The Dresden woman's club convened
Wednesday afternoon at the residence OF
Mr.. John SchWan with an attendance of
over twenty. The meeting was called to
order at 2:30 p. m. and Mrs. Dawson was
} chosen to take the chair. There is a
I rumor afloat that the ladies all spoke at
once, but this is extremely improbable
{ and contrary to all reason and expert
) ence, and your correspondent is credit.
ably informed that Mrs. Dawson
addressed the meeting in a very able
manner and a speech welcoming the
guests secured the applause of the house,
Mrs. j.. G. KERN was called upon and in
a concise speech spoke on the subject OF
"The Upbuilding of Our Town. which
subject was treated III such a spirited
manner that the speaker was greeted
!. with cheers. This was followed by an
F, animated discussion in which Mrs Nor.
itz, Mrs. Speckman, Mrs. Biewer, Mrs
. Fabel and several other ladies took q
y prominent part Mrs. N. @. Crockett
\ then spoke upon the subject of "The
Automobile as a social factor" Mrs. E
: Hooey followed and in glowing terms
held forth on the Culture Prospects Of
Dresden" which remarks were warmly
k received. and heartily appreciated. A,
S $50 the guests sat down to a feast Of
good things, which proved that Mrs
Schwan could not be excelled as a host
b ess. The visiting ladies from Langdor
were Mrs. j. Schneider, Mrs, A. Schulkt
y and Mrs. e.. Reilly. The concluding
n speech was given by Mrs. Schulke, who
in glowing terms thanked Mrs. Schwa1
for the kind and able manner in which
she had entertained the guests.