Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-06-18
Be very wise and advertise.

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Even the dandelions are a bumper
crop this year.
The cut worm is doing considerable
damage to crops in some parts of the
county.
Only a month to the Langdon Chau.
4 tauqua. July l4th to 18th-fve days of
big programs-both afternoon and even
ing.
Mesdanes MCLAUGHLIN and Mcdowell
were passengers yesterday to Fargo.
! where they represent Langdon temple
! of the Eastern Star order at the annual
meeting of the grand lodge.
The recent high windstorm which
passed over this section a few nights
since is reported to have badly wrecked
the Porter drug store at CALVIN.
The Langdon delegation to the Y. 2.
S. G. E. convention held at Inkster this
week consisted of the following: Miss
Lucy A. Gordon, Mrs. Vivian R%idlington,
Miss Jennie Robertson, Miss Daisy
ALERT, Miss Ida Milne and Rev. Lands.
The party left here Monday for Inkster
returning yesterday.
Chief of Police Drury is putting in
some excellent work with a crew Of men
and teams in his capacity as street
commissioner this week. The blocks
facing and alongside the Court House,
at the north end of Third street and at
the east end of Spruce street have been
re.shaled and put IN first class shape.
The grade has also been raised and
and needed repairs made in several OF
1.-The residential sections of the city
49, The first advance representative of the
Vawter Chautauqua system has just
visited our town, delivered the season
tickets to the local committee and left
some samples of out door advertising.
The Vawter Ch%autauqua system people
have always been great believers in ad-
vertising and there is to be no let down
this year. Bulls eyes, banners, stream
ers, flags remnants and other material
will be freely used and by opening day
the town will wear a gala dress IN honor
of the coming Chautauqua assembly.
The wind up of the Cavalier county
teacher's institute. which has been in
session here since Monday, has been the
occasion this afternoon and will continue
throughout tomorrow in some unusually
interesting joint meetings of the teachers
and school officers, at which addresses
have been delivered by State Superin-
tendent E. j. Taylor of Bismarck, Co,
Sup't. Johnston of Grand Forks, and
Prof. Hollis of Valley City, who is here
to conduct the institute.
Saturday evening at the rooms OF the
Langdon commercial club a meeting OF
the C~hautauqua "boosters" was held at
which committees we're named to carry
out successfully the details of the auto
tour, which will cover the towns
of western Cavalier county on Monday
! OF next week, the 22nd inst. The new
committees named are: Touring Ar
r~angements, Messrs L. J. Hubbard, j. F.
Schneider, VIM. Stranger: Ticket Sales,
W. F. Winter, G. Crimson, Miss Helen
Sullivan; Band and Amusement, NJ. l.
Forkner and f, L. ODER; Speeches, Geo.
w. Price; Meals, John Mahon; Caps and
Banners, Mrs. j j. Robson. The Chau-
tauqua boosters would particularly de-
sire to impress upon those participating
in the tour that the presence of as many
lady boosters as possibly can go is
requested to lend enjoyment and charm
to the trip At least that's the way that
head booster 'Dick" Burke expresses it.