Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-08-28

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| Der 8th Or 18th.
! The chicken and duck season will
open on Sunday, Sept. Z.
Munlch's sch ool will start up the fall
term next Monday, September 2nd.
| The banks at Milton show deposits in
their two banks combining a total of
273,333.7O.
A girl was born to MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Hin gerrdner near Sarles on the 10th Of
this month.
The Keith Comedy Co., is making
a full weeks stand at Gallo, opening
there yesterday.
The Edmore depot was robbed OF $3.50
worth of clothing, some liquor and two
or three kegs of beer.
Application blanks for hunters per-
mlts can be found at any of our local
banks. Call and get one.
Wesley Campbell has purchased the
j. T. Blackjack residence at Walhalla
and will move his family there.
Threshers account books, time books
liens and printing of all kinds on sale at
this Office. Mail orders promptly filed.
| Dan Murphy, the Munich knight of
the razor, has new barber from Grand
Forks and will run two chair shop this
fall.
]. Fl. Arthur, who built the first hotel
at Nekoma, now located at Overly is
likely to return and start up in business
again at Nekoma.
Charley Moore, business partner of
Druggist Dan McGruer years ago in the
Valley was Hannah visitor last week
from his home in Grafton.
About dozen horses are reported as
having died in the vicinity of Park
River last week owing to having been
worked too hard during the excessive
heat.
Thos. Belegberg and wife of Munich.
are the parents of new arrival during
the week. Its a boy, and most accept
a Ole as the rest of Toms sons happened
to be daughters.
Mrs. j. Kinds and friend, Miss
Bertha Rooney returned on Monday s
train to their home at Portland, N D.,
after spending the past three weeks
very pleasantly with friends at Hannah
and Mt Carmel
Mrs. Chase of Grand Forks recently
: purchased the Sarles Hotel from the
e Farmers Lumber Co aud on Wednes-
!. day of last week took possession Of the
place Mrs. Chase intends to put the
J. hotel in first class shape.
S The village of .iilton and Montrose
township will together fix up the road
Q leading out of town from the farmers,
; elevator TO the dump ground. Milton
5 will use its auto tax money and an equal
amount will be expended by the town
ship supervisors
Y Friday morning in the severe electrical
! storm that passed over Osnabrock and
3 vicinity, Fred Berg suffered the loss of
a cow aid year-old steer. Other
damages sustained were a haystack
overturned pump house wrecked and
the out house blown away.
The John Scott family near Hans.
boro has been broken up and the mother
| ILL l.. H. no L.
minded, at Grafton. The family of nine
have been living in little two room
F., shack without furniture and with prac-
tically no cooking utensils. The filth
in which they have been living beggars
description.
Last week Mrs. Frank Chaser of Osna-
brock received the sad news that her
sonin-law, O. H. Cole, of jamestown,
was accidently killed at Kenosha, Wis.
Mr. Cole, while trying to make connec-
| tions, leaving one train and boarding
another moving train, he was thrown
under and killed. He was buried at
y Benford, Indiana He leaves a wife and
a two small children.
y Ralph Lorenz, one of the LorenZ
i, brother of the Easily settlement, who by
/ thrift and industry have made good
a since coming to the county number of
f years ago, has during the past week
Y bought the VIM Simmons farm, choice
4 place in that settlement of about 500
acres, the price paid being s4S per acre
q The locality is one that of late years has
il become one of the most prosperous
q farming communities in the county.
g While the section men of Hannah,
: Wales. and Dresden were putting in
l culyerts at Hannah an accident happen
:, ed which might have been serious one
: The old culvert was being taken out and
q 5 or 6 men were holding it up to put a
i roller under when without any warning
S one side caved in burying two men,