Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-05-16

Liebeler has seed oats for sale. No
wild oats.
At Hannah hay reached a top price of
81 a ton in the stack last week.
A complete line of up to date hard
ware at right prices. Mercer g. LAWN
Orders for soft water promptly de-
livered by r. B. Falconer, the water
man. Phone 81.
Between Calvin and Sarles about 10
per cent of the wheat crop was reported
as being sown the end of last week.
The Munich photographer, H. H.
Sporting, will tour the western part of
the county with a photo car during the
summer.
j. Calder, of Calvin, reports the loss of
l50head of cattle during the past month
on a stock ranch he owns out in
Montana.
Munich's population went up a notch
last week when a son put in an appear
ance at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Huber
Michaels.
The Gallo Iron Works of Schuster
Bros, now manufactures nearly all the
farm machinery they sell In that part of
the county.
Citizens of Sarles held a mass meet
ing Friday night of last week for the
purpose of discussing the question of
fire protection.
The resignation of George Weir as
clerk of Montrose school district result
ed in the vacancy being accepted by
Senator e. w. Plain.
Frank Grumpy, who farms in Grey
township and has machinery interests at
Sarles, is leaving this week returning to
the Canadian Northwest.
The post office at Sarles is being
made a money order Office, but nothing
has yet TRANSFERRED regarding the ap-
pointment of the new p. m.
Money always on hand for first and
second mortgage loans on Cavalier
county lands. Best of rates and con-
ditions. o. b. Thompson Cashier.
P. H. Livingston, a we'll known Osna-
brock township resident, received the
sad news last week of the death of his
brother-in-law, William Stonehouse.
living at Wyoming, Ont,
has added thirteen new member to the
- order since spring opened. They ex-
has pect to double this increase in member.
tor ship during the next month.
The "Milton girls" or perhaps more
~, correctly speaking, the female imperson.
81 ators of that burg, are reported as hav-
ing done themselves proud at their
recently held social function.
* Hannah's band of eighteen pieces will
be uniformed IN white coats, dark pants
oo and blue caps. They are practicing
every night and expect to give their
Der first open air concert about June LIST.
or Miss Mamie Murchie, daughter of a
av- we'll known resident of the western part
ess of this county, will be a member of the
graduating class in the normal depart.
be- ment at the state university this year.
ter, There are now four creameries il
len Cavalier county, located at Milton
~ Wales, Iona and Munich. This spring
90 is the time that Langdon should add it,
name to the list of towns having
her creameries.
day Frank F. Ross, who established in th,
the farm machinery business at Calvin
art when that town started a coupl
yed of years ago has bought out the harness
one business of Louis Skappel. who is NOV
7al- ing back to Wales this spring.
Saturday the 4th inst, a daughte
was born at the home of Jas. Templeto1
Jr., and on Monday the 9Th a daughte.
at Malcolm McNiven's, both of Hannah
This is only a sample of the growth o
the end town-last week it was twins.
The editor of the Milton Globe state.
that his responsibility as clerk of tn
weather ceased with the first appearance
of snow on the 18th of last November
and they say that there is still con
siderable of the beautiful to be fount
in the vicinity of Milton.
The funeral occurred at Hannah OF
Monday of last week of Andrew Porte.
aged SS years, who for the past tw.
years had resided with his daughter
Mrs. Johns.Filoona tAlameda, Sask. Fo
a number of years he was a highly re
spected resident north of Hannah.
: The Farmers Implement & Suppl,
Co, doing business at Hannah ant
Wales made a division of their interest
! last week. The branch of their bushes
! at Wales goes into the hands of Messr
Dan McKechnie and Isaac Ullyott
\ The headquarters at Hannah, remain
under the control of the company with
Duncan Mclean as mananar