Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-02
KLEIN.

The farmers are busy cleaning their
seed grain and getting everything in
readiness for the springs work.
A. Wall and Fred Hawell are back
again from their midwinter trip to Wash
ington and the coast country.
Barney's relatives are beginning to
figure out seriously how many years it
will be before his children can DO count
ed among the students at the state uni
| versity at Grand Forks.
Miss Thorarinson, of Gordon is over
here, on visit with relatives and
the sound of the ding ling ding of the
sleigh bells is heard in tho neighborhood
more frequently.
The weather has been fine so far, with
the exception of one or two minor storm
days since [ wrote last. Still, it
has not been warm enough to please the
majority of people. The snow is begin
ming to disappear though enough remains
make sleighing practicable.
Mr. Talbant, a farmer in the north part
of Henderson, can justly pride himself on
having the best all round buildings of any
farmer in the township and he also knows
how to treat strangers,and so does Mr..
Geo. Holmes and perhaps a good many
many others. Yet there are number
OF others who don't or perhaps don't care
| Ami Thortinnson has been busy haul
ing lumber for new dwelling house to
be erected on his farm. He won't tell
what size of a house he is going to build
nor why he is building another dwelling
house anyway, especially at this time of
the year. Well all have to guess for a
while longer yet.
The month of March closes today.
Monday, with the finest sample of spring
| weather to be imagined, with the snow
disappearing in way highly satisfac-
tory to ALL Sunday night was the
warmest yet this spring. After shutdown
the thermometers were still register
ing five degrees above zero.
Barney Bjornson and Tn. Thorarinson
are back again from the Valley. but no
thing has been heard from Joe Biornson
nor Sam Indridson. We are very an
Xious to know what is keeping them
away so long. If you are still looking for
wives and haven t found any we would
advise you to come back home as soon as
the Lord will let you for at closer OBJ
servation we have noticed that there are
after all still plenty of girls and possibly
even some to give away.
lesley Olson from Weber township has
stored away a lot of ice during the Win
ter and will be in shape to take care of
all business in that line next summer
when work begins on the new railroad
extension out this way. He is also
talking of putting up temporary res
taurant in the new town at the end of
the line and from what we can learn
there is every likelihood of the town be-
lIS lOCdtcu ucdI III" lOWl line QlNlQIHS
Weber and Henderson. The railroad is
most certainly coming to our aid this
year and good live town will be built
within easy hauling distance Of the far
mers of Henderson township Mr.. Olson
gives it out that he will ultimately get
into the farm machinery business.
There was another OF those grand balls
given at the Weber Hall on the q. The
boys were in constant preparation all
Friday and actually two of them at least
to get partners. If the rest
didn't, well perhaps it wasn't altogether
their fault. But if I was inviting girl
to dance 1 hardly think that 1 would |
want to be taking her brother along. I'd
be more likely to let him hustle for him
self. However, / am pleased to note
that the remarks made with regards to
the boys going to Weber Hall dances
without partners has set them think
ing. One has now got his gaze transtix-
ed in the direction of the home of the
beauty of South Henderson; another
'ne Of our boys is "rubbering" over In a