Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-06-25
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Cando's base ball team is scheduled
to play a game here with Langdon next.
week. The Towner county seat players
are composed of an all salaried aggrega-
ton with Milton Reed. a home product
OF Langdon's league nine, at its head as
captain and manager.
Friday mornings low temperature as
recorded in Langdon showed 36 degrees,
the thermometers at the experimental
farm, however, registered 81, two de-
grees lower and although 800 is freezing
}point a light frost is generally reported
at about 'daybreak Friday morning.
M. 1. Forkner, the Republicans ex-
'%ecutive head has been preambulatlng
around town under difficulties this week
owing to a bad touch of rheumatic
trouble a memento he has cherished (?)
at intervals since his return from the
Philippine Islands, where he saw service
in the Spanish American war.
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Michael's hospital at Grand Forks and
since undergoing an operation last week
which resulted in the removal of three
gravel stones from his bladder has been
in much less pain and doing we'll. He
will remain under treatment at the hos
pital for a month or six months yet be-
fore returning home.
Iona is one of the good towns along
the 500 line that is planning to have a
big celebration on the Fourth of July.
In addition to the usual sport program.
races and base ball games the Iona cele,
bration, which is being arranged under
the direction of the commercial club will
feature an educational parade and a
professional tennis tournament. The
patriotic Grafton of the day will be given
by Attorney W. B. Dickson, of this city.
Eleven Ford cars within the past week
have been disposed of by the Ramage
garage to parties in different parts Of
Cavalier county, Three of the sales
were made by Tom King, who handles
the agency at Hannah, two went to the
Nekoma agency which is handled by D
Oakland, theother seven individual sales
we're made to John Schiller, of Gallo
g, B, Anderson of Milton; Arthur Sever:
son, of Alsen; M. Blais, of Clyde; j
Walker and E. Shadwinkle, of Langdon
Numedahl will celebrate the glorious
Fourth of July, the program of the day
which will begin in the forenoon being
heldsin the grove at E."T. Fulsaas' place
Both dinner and supper will be served
on the grounds and there will be stands
at which refreshments will be on sale
during the day. Those having the cele.
bratlon details in band nou for the
afternoon a good program OF athletic
sports, races, base ball games, etc., and
in order that all may have a good time
there will be bowery dancing and plenty
of good music in the evening. Every
body is welcome to come and have 6
good time and stay all day.
st. Alphonsus church was the scene Of
a wedding Monday forenoon when Rev
M. j.. O'Driscoll officiated at the cere
mony uniting Miss Katherine Deck
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Deck
and Rudolph Wilhelmi, both familie:
being we'll known residents of Perry
township. The impressive service a
the church altar was only witnessed by
few immediate friends and neighbors O.
the contracting couple, but was followed
by a largely attended wedding patty a.
the home of the brides parents. the fes
t%ivIties continuing until evening The
home of the young couple will be on the
groom's farm near Iona.