Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-02-04
he falls into the habit of making any
more such foolish blunders which are
so glaringly inexcusable.
BERLIN.

J BERLIN.
A little girl baby girl was born during
the past week at the home of Johl
Petrick of this neighborhood.
Tom Seccombe has been here spend
ing couple of week visiting with hi
brother and number of old friends.
! The past week has witnessed quite
housewarming in this neighborhood an
there are several others looked forwar
to IN the near future.
Jacob Spenst has been quite sicl
lately due to the extreme cold weathe
but is now beginning to get aroun'
again all right.
I. w. Toews is in need of a doctor TO
his baby boy who is very sick in case
change does not occur soon it is feared
that their little one will die.
The chop feed cutters are busy ever.
day now at the farms of NJ. p, A. K. ant
G. Fehr. Everybody is anxious to fa.
ten up and get his horses in good shape
for the approaching springs work.
1t is not only the bells that are ring
ing for the approaching wedding on
this way but the young people are get
ting impatient. The prospective couple
will please step to the front with a:
little delay as possible please.
The young folks are having some fur
and lots of entertainment at the surprise
parties held at the home of the old
bachelor on the hill. Things have beer
livelier around his cabin lately than any
one ever expected to have seen them.
GU. Wall and wife have been out
west for weeks visit with relatives
and friends out west While the family
was away John Derkson was here doing
the chores and taking care of the
home for them.
The hay problem is likely to be seri-
Gus one for many of the farmers to the
east of us and they will be looking to us
people in Berlin township to help them
them out. Hay is a paying crop with
farmers out this way every year.
ITO Late for Last Week;
H. Bartel was qnite violently shaken
up and bruised in an upset which nc ex-
perienced while driving to church.
Here's a question that some of the
readers out this way might be able to
answer: What little word of four letters
will brighten thief?
The stormy weather of week or so
ago strongly reminded old timers of the
big billiards we used to experience away
back in the early days.
Mrs. David Pauls was taken quite sick
last Sunday while at the home of A.
krahn, but we are happy to be able to
state is now able to be around again.
Annie III. Loewen has decided to aban-
don attending school for the balance of
the winter and until spring will remain
at the home of her uncle G.. III. Loewens.
The person who made target of the
mail box of H. Harmed and shot It all to
pieces is likely to find himself in serious
trouble if it is possible to trace the deed
home to him.
The present price Of 10y ~ +elopt
many of our farmers who have -.
feed straw and save tneir ma, ..
itself to be pitt =,
the approach of spring.
]. FL. Loewens has his slcisi, .....- -say
rack fixed so that the balance y,
hauling can be done without, * con. q.
of so many upsets as he experienced the
early part of the winter.
Some of the people around here are
talking of a trip to the other side after
q load of fish. It is plentiful over at
Rock Lake and there is quite demand
for this kind of food with the near ap-
proach of spring.
Farmers who have been butchering
and looking after their live stock this
winter are of the opinion that if there
Is one around here who knows more
about handling cattle and hogs than the
rest Of US it is john Psnner.