Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-07-09

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The official proceedings OF the county
canvassing board, showing the result of
the primary election, owing to lack of
space is held over until lex weeks
issue,
Mimic township board of supervisors
have called a special election at which
vote will be taken for issuing bonds
for the purchase of a road grading ma
. chine for the township,
Mondayof next week, July 18th, which
is being given observance this year as
prangeman's Day, the Langdon ball
team goes to Morden, Man where a
purse of $l50is offered for a match game
between the base ball teams of Langdon
N, D., and Deloraine, Man.
A telegram Monday from the Forks
brought news of a change for the worse
in the condition of Joseph Hamann, who
was supposed to be regalning strength in
month ago in St, Michael's hospital for
the removal of gall stones,
The DEMOCRAT this week gives official
publication to the list of Adulterated and
M%isbranded Food Products and Bever-
ages The list is compiled by State
Chemist E, F. Ladd and covers analysis
made by him since the first OF the year
as required by the provisions of the pure
food national enactment.
The wedding occurred Tuesday FORE
noon at St. Alphonsus church uniting in
marriage Miss Katie Kimpel and John
kram, the ceremony being performed by
Rev. M. j. O'Driscoll. The newly weds
,are we'll known residents southwest of
'Langdon who have quite an acquaint-
anceship Of friends to extend them we'll
wishes for their future happiness.
Next weeA Langdon has quite large
and varied line of attractions that is
sure to fill the town with visitors. Both
district court and the county commits
sioners will be in session, On Tuesday
the five day Chautauqua assembly opens
and the day following, Wednesday, the.
18th, Gollmar's circus comes to W
Langdon boosters have been letting u
neighbors for miles around know all
about the big doings in town at the
Chautauqua next week.
Are you one of the Langdon boosters
who Is helping boost for the Chautauqua,
July, 14-18, the big farmers club county
picnic on July % and the county fair on
August 4-5.6? Every loyal booster. will
be needed on Boosters Auto Tour No. 2,
which starts out of Langdon tomorrow
forenoon at nine o'clock and tours the
eastern half of the county. The tour
includes stops at the following towns:
Olga, Milton Osnabrock, Fairdale and
Nekoma. The tourists stop at Milton
for dinner and will reach home in time
tor supper,
1t has been arranged by the ladies Of
Langdon, who along with the CONNER
. cial club have assumed the response
bility OF bringing the Chautauquato our
city next week to have the large canvas
pavilion erected on the school grounds.
The ladies also desire that announce
ment be made that permission has been
obtained from the school board to use
the high school Sym as a rest room for
Chautauqua out of town visitors. A
general invitation is extended to visitors
to use the rest room. Coffee will be
seryed by the ladios to those who bring
in lunch baskets intending to take in
both the afternoon and evening pro-
grams of Langdon's big five day Chau-
tauqua assembly. opening Tuesday July
18th and closing Saturday July 18Th.