Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-02-06
CORRESPONDENCE
CLYDE

Miss Jennie Mcdonald is away spend
ing the week visiting with friends at
Hannah
The sale of L. +. Davis personal pro-
perty drew out big crowd of buyers
and it may be stated that everything
was sold off at good figure.
The ,Hampden butcher is around here
again buying mp carload of stock and
it is noted that he is paying a pretty
good price for the cattle he is getting.
R. Westphail and wife are the proud
parents of fine baby boy whose arrival
occurred during the storm Of Saturday
last week. Relnholt says the young
fellow can stay.
Fred Russell is away at Thompson,
N. D., enjoying visit with his mother
and other members of the family, but
will return in plenty of time to get an
early strrt with the springs work.
Alex. Martin, Robert Brotherson and
Arc HE Mcclellan numbered among the
Huronites who took in the Bobby Burns
celebration at Langdon and returning
report having had an all round good
time,
E. D, Stewart of the Langdon expert
me ntal farm talked to the Clyde farm
ers at meeting held at Clyde one day
last week and it may be said impressed
his hearers with the truth of what ne
told them
+ 2, E Shinn aud Miss Mile Robson
left here Monday, taking the train for
Winnipeg. Miss Robson has been spend
ing some time here visiting with her
brother, W. J. Robson, we'll known
farmer in the vicinity of Clyde.
A party by the name of Mr.. Kessling,
of Spencer, Ia, has rented the Charles
Walker farm west of Clyde and is
moving there with his family and per-
sonai property this week. He is a
brother ID law of Peter Kraft.
The members OF the Huron township
school board met at the home OF r. F.
Kargel on Wednesday afternoon last
week and disposed of business connect
ed with the near approach of the open
ing OF the spring term OF the different
schools in this district
Charley Hunt is another young farm
or of the vicinity of Clyde who has held
January auction sale and is moving
from here in the spring, presumably to
locate in the Canadian Northwest. His
sale, held during the week, was we'll
attended and good success.
| Tony Theisen, Emil Hanggi and Nose
Blair were a party from the vicinity of
Clyde who left during the week for
Grand Forks where they will take in the
sights during a stay of few days
incidentally they attended conclave
of the knights of Columbus during
their stay in the Forks
| There has been two days session of
the better farming movement held in
Clyde during the past week. Two
| spe akers we're here from Fargo and
Grand Forks to assist Field Agent
j. w. flaw of this county in conducting
the sessions, all of which were we'll at
tended when the severe weather at the
, time Is given proper consideration.
A couple..of parties have been around
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endeavoring to interest people here in
the Independent Harvester Co., of
Peoria, Ill.,, and are understood as hav-
ing disposed of quite large number of
shares of stock, particularly among
those in the neighborhood who during
the past few years have moved here
from the state OF Illinois and know the
working of the concern.
Too much cannot be said of the good
effect that is left by the two days ses-
sions of the better farming movement
held in Clyde during the past week.
The NEE ting was quite largely attended
by farmers of Huron township, all of
whom were immensely pleased with
what they listened to and feel sure they
will reap benefit from attending the
meetings Messrs Wheeler and Jensen,
the speakers from the outside, spoke on
clover and how to increase the yield of
wheat per acre; corn as stock fodder
and the raising Of hogs were also sub.