Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-03-13

Born on the 4tb, inst. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph kroepln a, Calvin son.
There will be dance at Concrete on
/ the night Of st. Patrick's day y,March II.
Joe Thompson, OF Fairdale, will act as
administrator of the Geo. Dawson estate
| The east bound freight remained at
Fairda]e Tuesday night, with car off
the track
| Fairdale had rabbit hunt Sunday,
for supper.
A nine pound boy was born at the
home of Olaf Hammer, of Fairdale. on
Inauguration Day.
The Milton Odd Fellows are going to
give big ball on the night of St.
Patrick's day, March 18th.
Sarles is starting high class baseball
team for the summer. They held
benefit entertainment there this week.
The apportionmentf for Cavalier county
schools coming from the state this week
by County Sup't Helen Sullivan amounts
to S401715.
AIRS. Richard Seccomb is being visited
at her home in North Harvey by her
mother, Mrs. Scribner, whose farm is in
Storlie township.
Gunder Nelson, the Osnabrock imple-
ment dealer, is working for Uncle Sam
on the grand jury of the U. S. federal
court at Bismarck this week.
At the Carney song contest held last
week at the university, Miss Margaret
Plank, OF Park River. was awarded the
$50 prize for the best class song.
Mrs. Geo. Milne. of soper. was very
pleasantly surprised On Feb. Goth with a
birthday card shower. She was eighty
years of age and received over 130 cards.
Miss Lettie Masters is substituting
for Miss Wiley, teacher in the Sarles
school. Miss Wiley is in the Clyde
hospital recovering from an operation for
appendicitis.
Archie Mcintyre returning to Hannah
{ from Swift Current where he spent the
= winter on his homestead reports cattle
al grazing freely on the plains and all the
t Hannah exiles happy and prosperous.
Hans Dose, over at Fair3aIe is evident
ly not afraid of democratic hard times.
for he is preparing to bulld new resi-.
;, dence on his farm east of town in the
spring. 1t will be 26x2s1s, with l6-foot
posts.
A large party of Rev. Nixon's friends
at Nekoma. gave him an old fashioned
surprise Wednesday evening. Before
. leaving, the guests presented Mr.. Nixor
y with purse, as token of appreciation
y for his work.
While descending dark stairway be-
tween his office and the drug store, DR.
. Gronvold of Adams slipped and fell
down stairs Friday night, breaking three
q ribs and his arm. He is now in the
y hospital at Warren, MINI.
40. Blagstvedt is advertising ar
auction over at Fairdale. Mr.. Blag
5 stvedt has passed his seventy fourth
10 birthday and feels it time to quit active
D farm work and will move to the resi-
dence he built IN Fairdale several years
ago.
1t Osnabrock's leading mercantile firm
e Of McAllen & Douglas has dissolved
t. partnership. Mr.. Hugh Douglas retir
ing. The deal includes the transfer Of
r valuable tract of farm property
IF section of land near Osnabrock to Mr.
IS Douglas.
10 Ole Axvig, of Milton, is not in favor o.
a new capital building for North Dakott
q for at least ten years, and thinks tha
N the fund already accumulated should bt
I, lloa ned to the farmers of the state at
10 per cent interest, the farmers to use th'
money for the buying of blooded cattle
\ and other stock to supplement the grow
n ing of grain.
I'd Cards we're received inS Milton an
II, nouncing the marriage of George But
10 terwick, formerly of Milton, but unit
late of Leeds, tolM.ss Lorraine Peterson
I'd of Churchs Ferry. The ceremony wa
a performed on Saturday last, and tn
IS. young couple left Immediately following
as the ceremony for Vancouver, B. {
or where they will make their future home
Miss Lillian Helgeson, of M,ltor
y. daughter of Congressman Helgeson, an
Z Miss Lillian;G ;Gronna,I ,Idaughter of tn
+ senator, we're among those who partic
+ pated in the great sutfragette parade
5. Washington. The tive thousand fal
+ marchers suffered insults from the jeel
+ ing crowd that watched the parade. Th
3. police we're helpless in handling tn
+ mob. 1t took the marchers over a
+ hour to go ten blocks and many of tn