Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-03-05
''' '4t' County.

Millions brass band has reorganized
with Photographer John Mccarthy as
leader.
Hannah banks show combined re-
sources of S2l7,666.31 with deposits
amounting to Sal, 378.76.
Doric Chapter No. &C of the Eastern
Star at Hannah started off with a
charter membership of twenty-eight.
At Hannah this week requisition was
made on the Presbyterian church in
which to hold the Farmers Institute.
Milton is getting in line for more side
walk improvements this summer, Judg-
ing from the long string of village
ordinances now being published in the
Globe.
The Beckerjeck mercantile firm of
Hope, N. D., which purchased the w. j.
Faris store at Hannah are packing up the
stock preparatory to removing to a store
they own at Casselton.
The Business Mems Union at Milton
served a free lunch and hot coffee to
Farmers Institute visitors yesterday and
had a program of entertainment that
gave everybody a good time.
The Wang creamery association, re-
Gently organized has a meeting called
for Tuesday of next week, March 10th.
Hon. r. E. Flint, the state dairy COM
missioner, and others will be there from
different parts of the state to attend the
meeting.
Millions two banks are both good
ones and certainly have no symptoms of
having had strenuous times during the
mid-winter financial crisis. Recently
published statements show aggregate
resources of 1926, 49, 5 and deposits of
1886, 14O.39.
Mrs. Henry Soil, of Wang is dangerous
ly ill with appendicitis, advanced so far
that an operation il. impossible and the
patient is in danger, but owing to the
measures taken by the physicians, she is
some better than last week with a
possibility of a cure.
The Milton school board will let the
tender on Sunday March 18th for the
new two story addition to the public
school building. At least that's the
date advertised in the Globe. Well, of
course, the better the day the better the
deed.
Mary, the siX-year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Miller of Trier,
died of dlphtheria on Tuesday last week
after a brief illness. Medical services
were called too late to render any
assistance. The interment took place in
Trier cemetery. The family have the
sympathy of the entire neighborhood.
A change has recently been made in
the ownership of the Harriott g. Wick
block, at Walhalla which has been u
chased by Mr.. Philip Gandreau, he also
having leased the said property to the
Walhalla Farmers Co. Cooperative Mer-
camille Co.. for a term of five years, which
the company expects to occupy some
time in the very heal future.
The post office inspector distributed a
few $40 penalties among patrons of the
Milton post Office. The parties had
been found guilty of mailing written
communications in fourth class matter.
The cases in question were packages of
tobacco tags sent to Kentucky, which
had been found by government officials
to contain a few lines in writing stating
what premium the sender required.
Tuesday night the wax works exhibit
of Mrs. farley was the closing event of
the long list of social events that have
made the long winter evenings pass
pleasantly at Wales. The approach of
Lent certainly made the past week one
continual round of pleasure, four public
dances having been held in that town
during the past week, the final wind up
occurring Monday night when the Hard
Times" dance was held.
Money always on hand for first and