Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-22
Ball game tomorrow, Langdon vs.

Ball game tomorrow, Langdon VS.
Cavalier.
E. A. Pennock and wife made
a visit of several days the early part
of the week here from their farm
west Of Wales with a number Of old
Langdon friends.
Bert Sullivan left Tuesday for
Roundup, Mont, where along with
his brother Frank, he will remain
through most of the summer looking
after improvements that both are
making on their homesteads.
Mrs. Price ST., mother of g. w.
and II. f. Price arrived last Thursday
from an extended visit at the old
family home at St. James, Mimi,
aud will remain through the summer
here at the G.. w. Price home.
TONY" kieffer phoned down last
evening the information that Wales
was to have another rousing cele-
hration again this year on the 4th of
July. The completed program will
probably be printed next week.
Hannah has the distinction of being
the home town of two Of the 1916
graduating class of the University
of North Dakota at the exercises of
last week. Both Alex Mclean and
Earl Treleaven received diplomas on
their completion of the four year
course.
Rev. c. 0 Drew, conducted Epis-
copal services both morning and even
ing last Sunday at the Church of Our
Savior. Betting recognition was
given the untimely demise of the late
Rev. Guy. P. Burleson, the first resi-
dent pastor of the church, who was
drowned Memorial Day.
We learn by communication from
Jamestown College that John Robert
son was one Of the contestants in the
j. A. Cotfey Oratorical Contest. His
subject being the "Martyrdom Of
the Jew Our informant rates Mr..
Robertson's Grafton very high and
says that he expects him to be a
winner if he enters future contests.
Commencing with the services of
the coming Sunday, the 18th inst, a
Missionswill be held at St. Alphonsus
church, conducted by Redemptionist
Fathers from St. Louis. There will
also be a special Mission for the
children of the parish throughout the
week. The program for the week
will be announced at the services of
Sunday.
W. H Ebert asks the Democrat to
state that this is the last notice
which Manila township will give to
owners of Sections ,, 3, and 4 to
put out gopher poison, which may be
had by calling at his place. If the
same is rot distributed by the owner
of the above lands before the end of
this week, the authorities of the
township will have the poison put out
at their expense.
Langdon's chautauqua week, open
ing Monday July 18th and closing
Friday, July 21st has advertising
space in this issue that outlines the
program of good things in music,
art and literature that are offered
for the entertainment and amusement
of those who attend. With both the
Chautauqua and the County Fair il
progress here in the same week Lang.
don is assured of a crowd CT visitors
that is pretty sure to beat all pas
records.
Contractor W.. j. Buckingham, o.
Grand Forks, who in addition to hav'
ing the job of the changes and i'm
provements that are being made a
the court house has also been award
ed the contract for the brick blocl
which Mr.. w. F. Winter is having
built on the site of the fire of Ma,
LIST, when the Electric theatre ant
the Pitheon store were reduced t.
ashes. Work started Tuesday o.
the excavation for the new blocl
which is to be ready for occupanc.
early in the fall.