Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-04-28

May 30-Decoration Day.
June 15-Recall Election Day.
July 26-27-28-County Fair.
.Sarles has its tennis club in an adj.
vanced stage Of resurrection.
Last nights frost-it froze ice
delayed seeding until noon today.
IT'S said that at Calvin the air is
becoming electrified with baseball
activity,
Look for 'Her Cloves at the
Langdon Auditorium Monday night. 1t
will be a wonderful experience.
Walhalla has reorganized it's high
school basket ball team and has
Langdon in the intiniary of it's
schedule of games for the season.
The first Sunday in May notes u
a change of thirty minutes in the
hour Of the evening service at the
Methodist and Presbyterian churches
of this city.
The weather since spring opened
has held up the out door work of the
high school track team in their train
ing for the state meet to be
be held at Grand Forks in May.
Another social event of the week
is the juvenile dance of this evening
given at the Knights of Columbus.
Hall. There will be good music and a
light luncheon served.
The birth of a little son is report
ed as having been a welcome event on
Friday of last week at the home of
MIR, and Mrs. Art Barker on south
Sixth street.
Receiver F. F. Evenscn serves
notice that October 14th, 1921, will
be the final date for the presentation
of claims By creditors against the
the defunct State Bank of Milton.
Milton t~ownspeople are reported as
having turned out en- mass at a meet
ing held Monday evening for the re.
organization of their baseball team.
They favored the idea of an all home
town lineup of players.
The Wales Dramatic Club made
such a tremendous hit in "Her
Cloves that the Young Ladies Sod
atty Of st, Alphonsus church will
present them in the same play Mon
day evening at the Langdon Auditor
ium.
The Milton Globe notes the de,
parture from Milton last week Of Mrs
Miles F. Kessler and daughter fol
Minneapolis where they will join Mr..
Kessler, who has engaged in business
there since his leaving Langdon early
in the winter.
Since the opening of spring auto
speeders have already become a nui-
sance upon the main street of Calvin.
Narrow escapes Of both children anc
grown persons being run down il
in broad daylight has made the de-
mand to slow down Imperative Oh
be hauled into court.
On the Ramage, Sullivan and Lie,
beler farms, representing a majorit,
of the crop acreage adjoining towr
all the early sown grain will be ii
the ground by Saturday night. There
ssems to be a general feeling of sat
isfaction at the weather condition
at seeding time this spring,
On Sunday afternoon Cashier, R
b, Pollock and wife autoed overland
to Lakota, taking the east bound fye
for the Twin Cities and Chicago. Mr.
Pollock goes east on business an
his wife will make a short visit Will
a number Of Minnesota friends Of thu
family extending over a stay Of
week or ten days.
On Monday evening of next weel
there will be a social dancing part.
of Langdon young people held in tn
Schulke block at the Knights of Col
umbus hall. The Zettel dance or
chestra has been engaged to furnish
the music and the invitation to at
tend is generally extended to tn,
people of Langdon and vicinity
There will be cards for those who d
not dance and light refreshment
will be served during the evening.