Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-11-26
MISS. LoTT1E SKENE
...TEACHER OF MUSIC....
Graduate of Teachers Course, Wesley
Conservatory, Grand Forks, N. D.
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|: For Particulars Address
w. ]. Storie, the Osnabrock p. M,
who by the way is also editor of the
Independent, was a county seat WISH
tor on Tuesday for a short time be-
tween trains.
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Mrs. Neil Morrison, who has been
making a visit of a month at the
HON of her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Ste
venson, left the first of the week re-
turning to her home across the line at
Kaleida Man.
Mrs. D. w. Baldwin, wife of the
manager of the Cavalier Co. Imple-
ment Co., has her mother here from
st. Thomas, making a visit with
the family at their new Langdon
home this week
H. C. Otteson of Calvin, and Mag
nus Snowfeld of Hannah were promi-
nent among those who were here last
week to look after the details of the
meeting Of the united farmers clubs,
held here on Wednesday afternoon.
Yesterday, upon the eve of Thanks
giving, another happy arrival
in a Langdon home. This time it is
the duty of the Democrat to report
the arrival of a little baby boy at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will A Farrell
on north Fourth street,
A mass meeting of the citizens Of
Langdon will be held in the CONNER
cial club rooms on Monday evening,
| November 3Oth, at 500 o'clock, fol-
the purpose of taking concerted &C.
J ton in the matter of donations for the
t suffering in Belgium. 1t is hoped that
every man and woman who possibly
can will be present. BY Order of the
Commercial Club.
Attorney Jos. Cleary who has beer
enjoying quite a good practice in the
legal profession at Williston since
leaving Langdon early in the fall,
: was in the city for a few days during
the past week looking up matters
: which he will have on the calendar at
t the approaching term of district court
l next week, and incidentally enjoying
l a visit with many of his old Langdor
friends.
} Judge Dorval reports the issuing OF
marriage licenses during the week tt
! the following two Cavalier county
; parties: Seymoure Simon Long anc
Y Miss Minnie Alletta Harrington both
! of Clyde, the'a license being ISSUED
> Saturday last week, November 21st.
Another license of the week was Sc
cured by Henry G. Wall of Munich,
: and Miss Helena Bese of Alsen, issu
ed Tuesday, November 18th.
Next week further announcement
will be made of an entertainment
which will be given by the ladies O:
the Langdon Woman's club, the pro
ceeds Of which go toward the funt
being raised over the state for tn,
relief of Belgian sufferers in the wa
that has spread over Europe in the
past three months. 1t is understood
the best of Langdon's home talen
will give their efforts to make tn
entertainment the success it 50 heart.
lily deserves.
The Democrat. wishes to add it,
hearty support to the commercial clul
plan of concerted action in behalf Of
the Belgains. The women's club art
making an effort for the Belgian re
lief fund or Friday night at thu
school and we hope the concert ma,
be largely attended. However, the
plan for work done by the town as
whole should be met by real enthusi
asm on the part of every citizen. L
is not necessary to dwell on the con
ditions that exist in Belgium. 1t i:
enough for is to know that womel
and little children are dying of hunge
and exposure, while we have enough
and to spare. 1t is to be hoped thai
the COMMERCIAL club rooms will b,
packed Monday night with men AM
women who are interested in this pro
ject. There is an opportunity for tn
people Of Langdon to be of real ser
vice at this time. Prompt action nov
may mean the lives of many peopl
who are victims of the terrible condi
tions resulting from war.
Smoke "La Concilla" cigars.