Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-05-24
Mary Janowski were Langtlon visitors
for couple of days last week.

Mary Janowski were Langlon visitors
for a couple of days last week.
Joseph Fahey is away for a few days
visiting with friends and relatives in the
vicinity of Crystal, Pembina county.
John and Peter Mckenzie, together
with John r. Tovey transacted business
at the county seat of Towner county
on Saturday OF last week.
Mr.. Helten, ST., is also a new conner to
Trier this week coming out from his
Minnesota home to see how his five sons
are making it on their fine farms.
Johnnie Johnston, of Maza, is back
again on his farm located on section 10
and will proceed to rip up large
portion Of the virgin soil forthwith.
Joseph Perche and Paul Janowski
were visitors over at Bisbee last Sunday
We notice that these trips the boys make
are becoming quite frequent but we
won't say anything, not just now at least.
John Heltweer, ST., father of the
Heltweer boys of this settlement, arrived
last week from his home in Stearns
county, Mimi, for visit during the
summer and is likely to invest in land
IN this vicinity.
That very cute individual who thought
himself funny when he wrote last weeks
items of correspondence to the Democrat,
is reported as having seriously con-
templated cutting his suspenders and
going straight up.
Barney Janowski and Wenzel Worlick
both returned last week from their
Crystal City, Man, visit where they
purchased several loads of very choice
poplar poles, which will be used in the
construction of new buildings they are
putting up this summer.
Carl Thlele, representing "Der Nord-
STERN" a we'll known weekly newspaper
published at st. Cloud, Mimi, was TAX
ing subscriptions in this vicinity last
week. Mr.. Thiele met with good sue
cess here and was driven over to Bisbee
on Tuesday by Postmaster Dominic
Schiller.
Jno. r. Tovey returned last We'd
nesday from weeks visit with friends
at Osnabrock and other points in the
eastern part of the county, At Ospa-
brock it is said he met his old friend, Ed.
Johnston, and hardly knew him, which
shows that he is not living good. By the
way some Of the help in the hotel were
heard to remark that it was a mean trick
for a fellow to come fifty miles to take
Ed away.
It is a we'll known fact that style and
fashion have been increasing in popular
ity day by day ever since the time that
Adam put on bis suit of fig leaves to go
counting Eve, but the climax has lately
been capped by certain swell sport of
Trier, who had to make trip of forty
odd miles in order to provide himself
with white shirt before he could attend
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When Mr.. Heltweer came up from
Minnesota last week he brought with
him what is known here in Trier as a
Spaniard and just as it happened this
SpaDiard broke away last Sunday and
ran into Peter Helten's cellar. Now it is
perfectly we'll known that defenseless
woman and helpless children can do
nothing with a wicked and treacherous
Spaniard in the house 80 the majority OF
Pete's neighbors were called in to wit
ness the execution of this awful monster.
Well, little more need be said as the
Spaniard was punished according to law.
In fact it was executed in the latest,
quickest and most scientific manner
For it was Pete himself who held the
rope and said let 'er go. give us another.
After the citizen Of Spain was cold a
snmptuous supper was served by Petes
wife and the party afterwards betook
themselves to dancing which was con-
tinued until early morn when the crowd
of visitors dispersed, feeling satisfied
that they had enjoyed one of the best
times ever known in the history of Trier
or any OF the adjoining townships. By
the way it might be added that one and
all are willing at any time to participate
in another little German American en-
counter with the Spaniard, under similar
circumstances.