Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-12-05
AROUND 4E2 COUNT.

the season tomorrow night.
A shooting gallery has been opened
up at Nekoma by a man from Devils
Lake.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Rose of Hannah, on Saturday the
23rd ult.
The death is chronicled at Hannah of
the infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Edgar Lantz, who live south of Rush
Lane.
The Royal Neighbors lodge at Nekoma
realized s23.5O at a basket yarn social
last week given at M. M. Rees' resi-
dence.
The formation of an orchestra at Han
nah this winter is looked forward to by
those of the end town who trip the light
fantastic toe.
A temperance revival is in progress at
Fairdale, the lecturer is Col. Chas. j.
Holt, who halls from that widely known
desert of thirst, Chicago.
A Thanksgiving arrival at Hannah is
a little daughter welcomed last Thurs
day by VIM. Mcconnell and wife, former
ly we'll known Langdon young people.
The band instruments of the Hannah
wind TANNERS froze up when they
attempted to entertain the end town
people with an out door concert Thanks
giving Day.
Hannah was threatened by a prairie
fire last Sunday which started east of
the town in the afternoon, Several
grain bins and machine sheds had a
narrow escape.
d. G. Donovan, Ed. Munson, H. j.
Beechie and Harvey Waterford of Osna-
brock we're at Nekoma Wednesday night
to the opening of the new Woodman
camp at that place.
The foot ball team naturally are feel
ing quite a little "chesty" since they
came to Langdon on Thanksgiving Day
and won a game in which the score was
II 10 > in their favor.
b. Barager ard family left Wednesday
for Chadrou. Neb., whore they will make
their future home. Mr. Barager is one OF
those GOOD men whose departure is 6
distinct loss to the COMMUNICATIONS
brock Independent.
Maynard Lawson narrowly ESCAPED
being dragged to death while horseback
riding al Hannah on Thanksgiving Day
The horse fell &rowing its rider, who
was unable to disengage himself whe1
it got to its feet and started off again.
Dave Tschache while putting on
: belt in the Nekoma feed mill last Thurs
) day had the misfortune to get his sleeve
caught and his hand was pulled into thu
! putate. but he will be laid up for
Y month.
William Leitch, of Sarles, who ha
invented a grain shocking machine
which is expected to revolutioniz,
i harvesting, has returned home from st
. Paul, where he has spent a montl
experimenting the construction of
sample of the machine.
! The Fairdale Times reports that tn
500 railroad has already hitched a snoy
pillow at the head of its passenger train
Last winter, when there was snow t
"burn' the 500 didn't have plows i
' operation until snow drifts tied up trai.
. service on it's entire system of road il
North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schneider enter
q tanned a party of Friends at Thanksgivin
$ dinner at their home in Wales las
d Thursday. Those present were Mrs. T
i. j. Antony, of Munich, Misses Katie Nc
Kay, Loretta Dickson, Maize Hanle
and Messrs John Boyd, j. Buchanan an
George E. Dunnigan.
4 1t has been currently reported of lat
that G. S. Buck the popular cashier c
LlS OtdLe bdLh dL Adlplu, Was W SbtG
his connection with that institution i
4 the near future. The following take
a from the Grand Forks Herald woul
O further indicate that fact: sc. S. Buc
of Calvin, Cavalier county, who was &C
mitted to the bar of the supreme ~
s Tuesday, is n of the old timers j
this section of the state, and formerl
d quite we'll known. During the leglsla
: tive session of 1899 he occupied tn
d position of chief clerk of the house
from this position he went on the roa
for the wholesale cigar house of F. {
Gardner, Fargo, and in that capacit
made Bismarck three years. From thi
occupation he entered the law depart
ment of the University of Minnesot,
and on receiving his diploma, entere
the practice in Minneapolis, where b