Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-06-04
CURRENT EVENTS
June 15-County Teachers Institute.
June 24--Primary election Day.
August 4, 5, 6--Cavalier County Fair.

Only one week more school and then
the long summer vacation lasting until
the fall term opens in September.
On Tuesday Clerk of Court Robertson
received official notice from Judge Knee
shaw ordering the continuing over until
July Z, the June term of district court
called to be held in Langdon next week.
The jury will be called for the following
day, July s.
The baccalaureate sermon for the
graduating class of the Langdon high
school will be preached at the Presby-
terrain church on Sunday evening, June
Z. by Rev. +. j. Hubbard, the pastor.
Special music will be rendered. The
commencement exercises will be held on
Friday evening, June -,
A delegation composed of Mesdames
Work, Walker, Misses Agnes Mclean,
Alma Bleakley. Laura Alpstag and Lucy
Gordon autoed over to Bathgate yester-
day forenoon to attend the thirtieth an
nual meeting of the woman's missionary
society of the Pembina presbytery. They
expectto return home from their trip
some time this evening.
Among the number of noticeable
Langdon improvements of the past week
the work done in cleaning up the corner
lot on Spruce and Sixth streets. which
up to this time has been disfigured with
the ruins of the Baptist church, swept
away by the tornado which passed over
the city five years ago. The job done is
certainly worthy of a passing notice.
In three weeks the DEMOCRAT will
be giving its readers the results of the
primary election. The big interest CEN
= ters in the fight between Burdick and
and Hanna for the republican guberna.
torial nomination, locally however this
will have to divide honors with the fight
between Senator Henry Mclean and
Magnus Snowfield, the latter opposing
the nomination of the senator who seek
reelection to a third term this fall.
The calendar of the June term of dis.
trict court which has been set to convene
next Tuesday has nineteen civil and
twenty-four criminal cases docketed for
trial. However a large number of the
actions have been continued over from
previous terms, and in some cases have
appeared on the calendar regularly for
several years past, In fact the June term
promises to be exceptionally light and
court should reach an adjournment with
IN a week of when it c%onvenes.
The monthly summary of the local U.
S. weather bureau for May shows a
maximum temperature of "a on the goth
and a minimum of 20 on the 18th and
14th, what is termed q "killing"frost be.
ing recorded on both dates. The rain.
fall for May shows a total of LA inches
there being a rainfall recorded on seven
dates, the greatest rainfall IN twenty.
four hours being 56-1O0ths of an inch on
the Oath, the same being accompanied
by a thunderstorm. Clear days, "a
partly cloudy, 4; cloudy 3. Tempera.
ture: mean maximum, 81; mean mini
mum, 49,; mean temperature 81. Last
year the maximum temperature. was 81
on the 28th: minimum IL on the 9Th. A
total rainfall of 96-1O0ths OF an inch
covering 7 different dates. The month
was entirely free from weather distur
Dances, except two moderate electrical
storms. Clear days, 13, cloudy, 10
Temperature: mean maximum So: mean
minimum, SO; mean temperature, 81.