Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-05-25
ADDITIONAL COUNTY NEWS.

the direction OF Dr. Mckay.
Nekoma's crack band celebrated the
18th of May with a big dance.
A. j. Holderman of Calvin lost two
black colts one day last week.
The state fremen are planning on a
big time at Wahpeton in June.
The Adams Budget came out in red
and blue in honor of the 18th of
Norway.
Eli Shaver of Hannah purchased a
Ford automobile from VIM. Dryburgh
last week.
The Sarles commercial club is after
better hotel facilities, good roads and a
market day.
The wife of Judge w. j. Kneeshaw,
of Pembina, is in Grand Forks, receiving
surgical treatment.
We learn that a doctor and his wife,
who is also a physician, will locate in
| Alsen in the near future.
Milton decided to postpone action on
ms electric light plant till it was seen
how the crops would yield.
Fire that started from a defective
chimney completely destroyed the resi-
| dence of Alfred Dease near Leroy last
Thursday.
Mayor j. F. Mayer, of Walhalla, was
down town last week, the first time in
several months. He has been having a
time with rheumatism.
Ladies hats and trimmings at less than
wholesale prices, while closing out the
Jessie johnson stock of millinery, at the
rear of A. o. Wold's jewelry store.
Consolidation is the order of the day,
The English and German Lutheran
churches at Fairdale have now combined
under one head.
Prof. Davis has been engaged as
principal of the Osnabrock schools for
the coming year, and will also lead the
Osnabrock band.
Last weeks Munich Herald made
slim pickings for our county news
column. But the announcement thai
Chief Scribe Sanford was rusticating
in the Forks explained the whyfore.
Barney Christensen, a Milton charac-
ter has been laid up with a broken finger
for the last couple of weeks. Barney
pulled off a few pugilistlc stunts last
week that put him to the bad for some
time to come.
AS in former years the Alma school
board has this year appropriated
money for prizes in the county corn
growing contest. There will be award
ed four prizes to pupils of that district,
$500, $500, $500 and $1.0O, respectively.
The Osnabrock orchestra will make
their initial appearance before the public
on June 2, when they give a dance
The members and the instruments play
ed are as follows: Miss Haight, Is,
violin; Jas. French. End violin: Walter
Munson, trombone; Carl Wedwick, cor.
net; and Miss Nelson, piano.
A colt belonging to Nels Ottun, neal
: Osnabrock, run up against a wire fence
l and broke it's neck, Drs. A. f. and Will
S son Elliott were called out to see if any
thing could be done. They went tt
work and fixed some kind a rig to brace
! the colts neck and at the present writ
ing it is getting along famously.
1t blew some for a few minutes a
s Fairdale on Wednesday evening. Afte
it was over, George Thompson's CHECKER
coop was upside down in the c%oulie, tn
EDITORS coop in the same position out
O side of the fence and the grand stand
? the ball ground pretty we'll demolished
-Fairdale Times.
Geo. W. Moean went over to Walhall
h during the week and has accepted q pr
sltion as assistant cashier with the Flrs
National Bank at that place. Mr.. NIGGA
held a similar position with the Fir
. State Bank of Easily. Mrs. Mogan an
g. the children will for the present contlnr
i, to make Langdon their home.
h Contrary to expectations Hampden
to have a ball team this year. III
st players have taken the matter in the
I'd own hands and are going to be ready
tn meet all corners as soon as seeding
i'll over. The first game will probably
with Langdon on the local ground'
/. We feel sure that if the boys keep tn
- spirit up they will receive the hear
90 support of the local fans.
in
lis Ladies, for a good cheap hat or tri1
nv mings 60 to A. O.. Wold's closing o
sales of Jessie Johnson's fashionat
S.. millinery stock.