Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-05-27
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The Four Aerial Dolzaros an aerial
acrobatic sensation with the Christy
Hippdrome Shows, here June End. 1t

The Four Aerial Dolzaros an aerial
acrobatic sensation with the Christy
Hippdrome Shows, here June End. 1t
In five years every progressive
farmer will have at least one silo.
Get yours now. Low prices, easy
terms. Cavalier County Lumber Co.
This week attention is directed to
the new advertisement of A. O. Void
Co., directing attention to the fine
display at their jewelry store of we'd
ding gifts for June brides and suitable
presentations for high school gradu-
ates. The add is appropriate and
timely in every way.
The high school at Calvin hands
diplomas on June 18th to its first
class of graduates. The three COM
plotting the four year course of study
are Misses Jean Cameron, Lena Coder
and Belle Grumpy. The commence
ment address is to be given by Pro.
fessor Ladd of Fargo.
Misses Viola and Bertha Alpstag
were among the large number of
Langdon visitors with Grand Forks
friends during the week. Miss Viola
returned home on Monday, her sister,
Miss Bertha, remaining for a longer
stay with friends at the former home
of the Alpstag family in the Forks.
Mr.. Adam Reid left on Tuesday for
Biggar, Sask., where he will spend
a part of the summer visiting at the
home of a daughter. Mr.. Reid has
another daughter in Alberta at whose
home he will visit a few weeks before
going east to Chatham, Ont, where
he has decided he will spend the COM
ing winter.
Calvin played its opening base ball
game for the season of 1915 at Han
nah, defeating the lineup of the end
town team by a score of 3 to 1. Cal
vim has a pitcher named Plowman,
who is stated to possess phenomenal
speed and a curve that had the Han
nah batters tanning the air most of
the time.
Sar]es seems to be about the only
town on the Munich branch of the
Great Northern that isn't playing ball
this summer. Last week Editor
George, of the Advocate, gave up
waiting for his home town team to
organize and pitched winning ball in
a game played over at Rock Lake
with Starkweather.
The basket social and entertainment
to have been held at School No. 2, of
Elgln school district on Wednesday of
next week, June End, has had it's date
changed from the End to the 3rd,
owing to counter attractions on the
former date. Remember the date of
the social at the Rose school in Elgin
township is Thursday, June 3rd, and
that you are invited to attend.
The track team made nine points
and finished in fifth place in the
Grand Forks meet at the finals Satur-
day afternoon. Marcus Smith was
the star performer on the team being
winner of first place in the half mile,
tlelng the state record, and also Sec
ond IN the broad jump. Kinnsel John
ston added to the points won by Lang
don by securing fourth place in the
hammer throw.
The going away of the w. B.
Dickson family, who shortly leave
Langdon for Dickinson, where Attor-
ney Dickson has been appointed to the
receivership of the U. S.. land office
was the occasion Of a farewell recep-
ton rendered the Dicksons last even
ing by their many Langdon friends.
affair which was informal in
every way was held in the basement
parlors of the Presbyterian church
where their friends of Langdon and
vicinity gathered to say good byes and
extend we'll wishes. The fluctuations
extended Mr.. Dickson and his family