Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-11-30
COMING EVENTS.
Nov. 3o-Thanksgivlng Day.
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Democrat office.
Editor P. c. Glidden of the Wales
Progress was a visitor in the city for
a short time on Tuesday.
Inspector H. l.. Brink, of the
immigration department., located at
Hannah. was here Tuesday on official
business.
Yesterday forenoon the water was
turned on to flood the city skating
rink On the Crawford corner lots on
Fourth street.
Mrs. Fred Tembreuil and Mrs.
Thos. Heating were Easily callers on
their Langdon friends Saturday. also
taking advantage of bargain sales
being held by Langdon's big stores.
Langdon city schools reached an
adjournment yesterday at the close of
the afternoon session until Monday,
in order that teachers and scholars
whose homes are at a distance will
have full opportunity to give proper
observance to Thanksgiving Day.
Manager E. D. Stewart of the ex-
detrimental farm accompanied by Mrs.
Setwart and the children were passen-
gers yesterday for Fargo, where they
will partake of Thanksgiving turkey
to day at the home of Mr.. Stewards
parents.
Colonel H. +. Burritt left for the
winter on Mondays train, expecting
to spend the most of the time that he
is away from Langdon at the state
home for veterans of the civil war at
Lisbon. At Grand Forks he was met
by his daughter who lives at Fargo,
and will make a stop-over there of a
few days at the home of her family.
Nearly all of the surrounding towns
tributary to Langdon have been billed
for the appearance at the Electric
theatre on Saturday afternoon and
evening of ''The Birth of a Nation
The attraction is one of the biggest
and most popular hat has ever been
brought to the city and should the
weather prove to be propitious, the
crowd of visitors from all over the
county will indeed be a record break
ing big n
cardinal and Cold the monthly
D which in October made its first
appearance as the official organ Of the
Langdon city schools gets out its
second number during Thanksgiving
week. In addition to a full measure
of news of the schools and articles
contributed by the pupils are some
new illustrations which add to the
attractiveness of the History Of the
School'which is being contributed by
Miss Frances Mahon.
Weather conditions have been ideal
during the week for the progress OF
the out side work in the alterations OF
the Ct. Northern hotel property. Mr..
Void, who recently became the pur.
chaser of the property now announces
that he expects to occupy the build
ing with his stock not later than the
middle of the coming month. Messrs
Moore & Jhanke have the contract fol-
the carpenter work done and expect
to install the glass front On all three
floors by the middle of next week
William Taylor, one of the Demo
Gratis readers across the line in Mani
toba, who in the years ago was II
business in Langdon, writes words OF
cheer to the paper on the V of oul
: Thanksgiving, BILLY" is one who
agrees with US that there is cause fol
a general Thanksgiving all over the
United States in the reelection o.
President Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs
Taylor are comfortably located a
McAuley, Man, and enjoying a goodl.
share of the best things of this lif'
on the farm. They wish to be re
membered to all of their old LangdoI
friends.