Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-03-21

last Saturday and will begin teaching
at once. One having secured the Plain
and the other the Well school.
Olaf Ness and bride, who was former.
ly Miss Malgina, are expected home in a
few days and will make their future
home on the groom's line farm west of
town.
Christ Seivert,the hustling machinery
dealer of Gallo, spent last Saturday in
Egeland, taking in the sale of horses
and tr%ansacting business. If you don't
think he gives her speed, just ask E. E.
Leek.
Ben Thinner, agent for the Atlantic
Elevator Co., at this place celebrated
his birthday last Monday, although we
didn't learn his correct age, WEI all
join in saying that Ben done the right
thing and only wish that such birthdays
came oftener than once a year.
John Swarmer, who takes care of the
500 line pumping station at this place
and also at Blsbee, Is often seer wend.
ingehis way west on a speeder accom-
panied by his trusted violin. Music
hath charms. Keep it up John, she
will win you yet, for its leap year.
A. H. Pung & Co., have this week
received a large shipment of Bromus-
Inermus, a new and very rare grass
seed, which complies with the laws of
North Dakota This is very fine grass
seed and any one wishing to secure
anything in this line will do we'll to
place his order early.
1t pays to advertise. In last weeks
issue the correspondent told of a young
man who lives on Widow Alley, who
was very much in need of the friendly
touch of the skillful barber. Behold,
this week the facial adornment is gone,
and Bob is the same natural looking old
sport as of yore.
The 500 line carpenters have recently
repaired the living quarters at the de-
pot here for the laborers, who are ex-
pected to arrive soon to work IN the
right-of-way here,and soon a large bunch
of men will be at work putting in a new
side track to accommodate the large
volume of business done here.
Job Wells, the only patentee of the
celebrated two-door gopher trap now
has a sample of the same on exhibition
at Pung'sstore Tennis Seivert purchased
a traps and in order to give it a good de-
monstration he set same on his 100 acre
farm. Mr.. Selvert lost one of his best
teams and after advertising for same
time through the county he found same
held secure in the celebrated two-do,l
gopher trap.
Schuster Bros, having recently dis
posed of the Gallo Iron Works to Johr
Helten, are at present busy removing
machinery from the shop to be loaded
on cars and shipped to Glasgow, Mont
where they will 60 into the automobile
business on a large scale, Besides tn
garage at Glasgow, the Schuster Bro
own 3,4OO acres of valuable farming lant
which they will endeavor to break W
! this spring with steam plows il
time to have it seeded with wheat ant
flax.
S. P. Atkins and G.. e.. FulkersoI
I. have recently purchased the stock
building and fixtures of the Farmer
COOPERATIVE store at Gallo, and hav
engaged Walter Keith, of Egeland a
: experienced salesman as manager of tn
same, assisted by Tony eau OF this tow
3 We wish the new firm success as bot
men are we'll know here. Mr.. Atkln
g being a substantial farmer near tow
and Mr.. Fulkerson being assistan
g cashier Of the Gallo bank, beside bein
r an Q mbalmer and undertaken. ~