Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-08-25
moral scale as a man usually gets and
if proven guilty should be made to suffer
for his cowardly act.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

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at Simon Schefter's. They're beauties.
The hunting season opens Wednesday
Septen.ber .7th. Have you got your
permit?
Prof.sBoyer, principal of the village
%schooliat Mt. Carmel was a business
visitor in the city Saturday.
Mrs. r. B. Falconer is making a visit
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. VIM.
Falconer in Fargo for a few days.
Merchant A. Schulke returned during
the week from his fall stock buying
trip to the Twin Cities and Chicago.
Miss Mary Nelson is here from Osna-
brock making a visit at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Elmer Hultin this week.
Mr.. Adam, Reid returned to the city
yesterday from a visit of nearly a month
with his son residing at Watrous, Sask.
Mrs. Nellie Kelly arrived yesterday
from Spokane, Wash, and IS making a
visit at the home of her father, Mr.. NJ.
Kelly.
A trained nurse arrived Monday from
Grand Forks to attend Mrs. Fred. E.
Smith, who has been quite ill for several
weeks.
Munich has now telephone lines con-
Meeting with Gallo and Trler in opera
ton. Both have been constructed this
summer.
Osnabrock has a speed limit and
automobiles are penalized when caught
exceeding seven miles an hour on the
streets of the Brock,
Mrs. Arthur Plummer is in the city
this week visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Clara Foshay and at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Plummer.
Martin Olson is shipping his big
threshing outfit from Sarles to Swift
Current, Sask., where the crop this
fall is reported as being big.
Judge WI. Kneeshaw has quite an
acreage in southwestern Cavalier county
and spent several days of last week look
ing after his interests there.
The barn of George Delvo zeal Osna-
brock, struck by lightning and burned
to the ground this summer is beng re,
built. 1t was we'll insured.
Mrs. Parquette arrived Saturday
from Darwin. Mimi, and will visit for
a while this fall at the homo of her
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Shelley near
Iona. Il
Henry Kirby came in on Saturdays
train returning to Langdon after having
spent most of the summe in a round of
visits with friends at the Forks, Fargo
and elsewhere.
The usual morning and evening
services will be held Sunday at the
Methodist church, the pastor, Rev.
Benjamin, having returned from his
v@action trip east.
Hon. Fred Borusky, democratic nomi-
nee for representative in the Eighteenth
legislative district was here from his
farm near Wales making an over Sun
day visit with friends.
Look carefully over the new quarter
page advertisement of Schulke's Trade
Palace Store, which specially applies
this week to the wants of children at
the approaching r%eopening of school.
Paul Janowski of Trier township is
not discouraged by this falls poor crop
but has purchased the half section
adjoining the village of Munich, former
ly belonging 10 Spalding and Radsliff
Moving picture shows nightly at the
Opera House, commencing this evening
with a change of program on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday of each week.
Two shows each nI.ht, commencing at
eight and nine o'cl-cK
Mrs. Peter Wild and daughter, Miss
Katie Wild were over Sunday visitors
with Langdou friends while here from
the Wild estate at Onsabrock to attend
the services conducted at st. Alphonsus
church by Bishop O'Reilly.
Postmaster John McGauvran calls
attention by notices that have been plac-
ed in the post Office this week to the fact
that the rules and regulations of the
department., prohibit the posting of
advertising matter and public notice in
the post office. From now on this will be
enforced 10 the letter of the law. In the
past Postmaster McGauvran has shown
a spirit of leniency to parties whe de-
sired to use the Langdon post Office as a
medium for advertising entertainments,
auction sales,and articles lost and found.
But the post Office department has
ordered Postmaster McGauvran to .scut
it out"
The death occurred on Sunday at the
home of his son Jno. Boldly. near Mona
post Office of Mr. Jas. Boldly, ST., who