Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-05-30
Today's wheat-$2. O3.

Today's wheat-$2.O 3.
Next Tuesdays school election day
Wales has increased its membership
of the Red Cross Branch in that town
to 1876.
The two banks of Wales combine
in a showing of deposits aggregating
1927, 342. "a.
The Calvin Red Cross workers have
lately received a donation of four
sewing machines from the soldiers aid
of that town.
Deposits in Langdon's three banks
as shown in call statements published
last week go over the million dollar
mark with a grand total a%ggregating
ST.. 148, O93.21.
Friday evening Of next week, June
9Th, commencing at eight o'clock
there will be an important meeting of
the Langdon branch of the Red Cross
held in the assembly hall at the city
school building. An attendance of
all who can be there's desired.
Tomorrow afternoon the press com .
mittee of the Cavalier county non
partisan league meet at the court
house to report progress made on
the project of starting an official pa
per for the league in this county 1t
is expected that some definite action
will be taken at this time.
Wednesday, June 5th will be reg
~istration day for all young men resid
ing in the United States who have
attained the age of twenty.one years
since June 9Th, 1917. The place fo1
the registration of Those re id;ng Rir
Cavaliersscounty will be at the ofic,
of the county auditor in the Court
House at Langco1.
Tuesday, June 18th, is the date de
cided upon by Judge Kneeshaw Will.
in Langdon last week for the calling
of the June term of district court a
which a jury will be drawn. Clerk o:
Court Robertson states that partie.
wishing papers qualifying them to vote
at the fall election should file applica
tions at his office not later than June
14th-that will be their last chance,
Co Auditor Eide, Sup't of School,
Reher and Neil Nico)son, chairman o
the county commissioners comprise a
board of appraisers who are making
tour of the county this week maxim,
an appraisal of the valuation of tn
state and school lands remaining I'm
sold. Most of these tracts of land ar
located in the east and n%ortheaster
parts of the county, comprising abou
thirty descriptions in all. 1t is an
ticipated thatthe state department will
shortly be placing these lands on tn
market.
Soldier mail of the past week fror
France to reach Langdon brought muc
sought letters to many homes. Writ
ing under date of April 29th t
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Work they ar
told by their son, Stuart, of both tn
the First and Second North Daknt
regiments being moved up tt the from
after several weeks of intensive train
ing. The anticipated active servic
puts the boys into much better spiri
and what has further added t
their cheerfulness is the r]eappearanc
of Captain Frank Ross in their midst
In a short time on Monday tn
amount was raised in sums placed O
a subscription list to reimburse Com
R. B. Laing. of Milton for the los
of his automobile, which was in tn
Krein & Row garage at the time c
the fire of last week. Mr.. Laing WE
engaged at the time in organizing tn
countyAfor the Red Cross drive and hi
put in nearly a couple of weeks E
this work Langdon people shove
thier appreciation of what he had don
by thier gu ostantial offer of a ne
car to replace the one which he 10
while engaged in such a worthy worl