Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-07-16

Walhalla's two banks show aggregate
deposits of sl99,563.96 in their call
statements issued last week.
Cavalier county's big sixth annual
fall fair is only three weeks away, Tues
day. Wednesday and Thursday, August
4th, 9Th and 9th.
Elsewhere in this issue will be found
the official canva of the vote cast in this
county at the primary election. 1t is the
final word to candidates Of all parties as
to whether their name will be on the bal
lot in the fall election.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
congregation last Thursday evening at a
ONT meeting with the members of the
guild society decided TO serve meals at
the fair grounds during the three days
of the Cavalier county fair, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday. August 4.5-6.
Friday the Langdon ball team played
and won another shut out game on the
home grounds. Wales furnished the line
up of visiting players and the score of
2 to o., although showing that Langdon
has at last hit its winning stride, indi.
Gates Wales itself is playing tight little
game of the national past,me.
Langdon's three banks show S76O ,303.-
80 deposits. This and the items of
and loans and discounts all
show a satisfactory increase over the
statements issued by the banks three
months ago and a still more fattering
comparison as to growth of business
over the call statements of a year ago.
Additions have been made since the
first of the month to the registered list
of names of farm properties recorded
since the first of the month in the Office
of Register of Deeds Schwartz: "Huron
Stock Farm owned by c.. B. Hammond,
of Huron township; "Wildwood Farm
owned by Wild Bros, & Co., of Osna.
' brock township; 'Oak Grove Stock
Farm" owned by VIM. N. Wright &
Sons, of Fremont township
There will be a lawn party at the home
of VIM. KAN, eight miles south of Lang.
don on Tuesday evening, July 81, The
Langdon people are cordially invited tc
attend as refreshments will be served
The proceeds of this social will go to the
support of the Cheatley school house
services. This will afford a pleasant
evenings run in the autos and an enjoy
able hour may be spent meeting gu
friends of that neighborhood.
Monday the Langdon ball team auto
ed over to Morden. Man, and played a
matched game for a purse of 500 with
Deloraine, the team which this season is
leading in the Mankota league this sea,
son, The game was hardly fought from
start to finish, Langdon both pitched
and played a good game all the way
through bat were unfortunate in being
unable to bunch their hit, otherwise the
big end of the purse would have been
brought home to Langdon. The tina
score stood 7 to IA in Deloraine's favor
A wedding of especial interest tt
Langdon people was solemnized yester
day forenoon at St. Alphonsus church
when Miss Alsina Foy, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. d. L.. Foy, became the bride O
Carl Dohman, son of MIR. and Mrs. Her
nan Dohman. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. NJ. j. O'Driscoll, AM
Immediately following a reception anc
wedding banquet was served at tn
brides home Both the contracting
couple are popular Langdon young PEG
pie who have grown up in our midst ant
the many friends Of W ofamilies wlst
them much happiness through thei
married life.