Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-09-11
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
School supplies of all kinds for sale at

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ports having issued 702 hunting licenses
to date to residents of Cavalier county.
Threshers account books, time books
liens and printing of all kinds on sale at
this office. Mail orders promptly filled.
Miss Annie Mclean, Office deputy of
County Superintendent Sullivan spent
Sunday visiting at the home of her
parents at Hannah.
Misses Constance Hunter, Edna CHS
holm and Master Howard McNiven left
Monday for st. Paul, where the trio will
attend Macallister college.
A new addition to Langdon's popula
ton during the week is the birth of a
little daughter to Mr.. and Mrs, Philip
Underwood at their home on the south
end of Fourth street.
Rev. D. M. Mcintosh, the s%ynod,cal
missionary, will occupy the pulpit of the
Presbyterian church on Sunday at both
the morning and evening services in the
absence of the pastor.
This mornings minimum temperature
of So is the nearest approach to an early
fall frost so far this season and the ef-
feet is likely to be noticeable on garden
truck and late sown grain crop
The rainfall of Tuesday evening show
ed a measurement in the local U. S.
rain guage of liz inches. One of the
most thorough soakings the ground has
experienced during the growing season
of 1913.
Frank j. McGauvran, is here from
Vancouver. B. c., visiting at the home
of his parents Postmaster and Mrs. John
McGauvran. His wife is expected dur
ing the week from Sank Center, Mimi,
where she is visiting her folks.
Frank j. Stable left on Fridays train
for the family home at Spillville. Iowa,
IN response to a message stating that
his aged mother, Mrs Mary Stable, who
was in her eightieth year and had been
quits Ill for some little time had died.
Wales is to have a newspaper this fall.
Its name it is understood will be The
Progress and the first issue is promised
for the coming week, or as soon as the.
plant can be installed. Wales is a thrlv-
ing business center of its section of
Cavalier county and may be depended
upon to give the venture a liberal meas
ure of encouragement.
MIR. and Mrs. Nicholas Irwin are being
visited by their daughter, Mrs. j. G.
Gllchrist and husband, who arrived last
Saturday from their home at Owen
Sound, and will spend a few weeks here.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Gilchrlst have quite
an acquaintance of friends who are en-
joying their stay in Langdon.
In the case of the State against Thos.
Foley. a farm hand arrested last week at
Hannah, charged with attempted crimi-
nal assault, Attorney Cleary appeared in
district court yesterday in behalf of the
defendant asking for a writ of habeas
corpus. The court denied the applica-
ton for the writ and remanded the case
for trial at the December term.
@. W. Andrews this fall adds to the
herd of Shorthornes on his Walhalla
stock farm a ten months old Shorthorn
bull, 'Ringmaster's Ivanhoe', purchased
at the Minnesota state fair of Smith &
White of st. Cloud, Mimi. Its sire
"Ringmaster" has twice won the first
prize in the Shorthorn class at the In
ternatlonal stock show in Chicago. Mr..
Andrews is understood as having paid
$500 for his purchase.
The enrolment for the fall and winter
term at St. Mary's academy at Devils
lake shows among the body of students
quite a number from different points
over Cavalier county. Among the
new pupils are Miss .Vlasti Niebolt, of
Calvin and Howard Couray, of Hannah
Former students to return include Miss
Nora KERN her sister, Miss Margaret
and their brother John, also Masters
George and Richard Dawson, all from
dresden. There's also six of the Schnei-
der children from near Wales, who are
this fall entering upon their fifth year at
the Devils Lake academy.
j.. w, Haw on his return last Friday
from a trip of inspection to tracts that
are being cropped in the western part of
the county under the direction of the
better farming association. showed the
DEMOCRAT several very fine ears Of Gehu
and Northwestern Dent corn, perfectly
ripe. from the farm of II. P. Poe at
Sarles. Mr.. Haw stated that he felt as
sured that there would be any number
of fields of both Gehu and Northwestern
Dent corn harvested in Cavalier county
this fall, the crop being an entire Sic.