Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-06-19

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banks is shown by their last statement
to be s275282.O6.
An eight pound baby girl was well
coined at the Gallo home of II. B. Keifer
and wife of Gallo on the End inst.
t'airdale people named j. S. McNish,
the hotel man, as new member of the
school board at the recent election.
Milton is again on the list of outside
towns at which Manager Waldron of the
Electric theatre is putting on picture
shows once week.
Rolph Prom, eldest son of Banker Prom
of Milton, is home from Washington. D.
c., where be has completed course of
study in electrical engineering.
Olaf Hawkinson, an attache of the
post Office at Clyde for some little time
past, goes this month for visit to his
old home in Norway for the balance of
the summer.
Editor Peterson and wife of the
| Milton Globe are away for couple of
weeks vacation trip to points OF interest
through Colorado with the national
press association.
D. S. Thompson was we'll pleased with
the town of Fairdale, which is on the
500 line in Walsh county, and has de-
cided to purchase the drug store located
there.-Rol.a Star.
Miss Laura Dyer, daughter of Andy
Andy, one of Millions early pioneers was
one Of the graduating class at the Sacred
Heart ac ademy, of Fargo, which held its
closing exercises last week.
Joseph Wengler. is the latest among
the prosperous farmers of Trier township
to invest in an automobile. He is the
pcs SCISSOR of an Overland car which be
purchased in Gallo last week.
The return to Milton last week from
their wedding trip was the occasion OF a
very pretty reception rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. Nlcolai Ordal, at the home of the
brides mother Mrs NJ Butterwlck.
Last week the Fairdale Times &C.
knowledged the call at it's office of the
"aDgel" of the Osnabrock Independent
whoi is Miss Edna Flynn, sister of the
genial Joe Flynn, who forsook news
paperdom to peodle farm lands in the
] Canadian Northwest
Brakeman Schuneman, who had his
leg l1sdly crushed in a railroad acciden
at Milton few weeks ago, is reported
as having had to undergo an operation
since going from here to Grand Forks
: The bones and ligaments we're too badly
: injured to save the foot and ankle.
On June llth at CALVIN, Miss Lyal
> Rose was married to A. j. Holderman
the ceremony being performed by Rev
: B. A. Fail. They left by auto tor p,
: short wedding trip by way of Walhalls
: to Grand Forks and back to the groom ;.
farm home in the Daniels settlement.
Price Atkins of Gallo had narrow
. escape one day last week when hi
automobile caught fire from some un
known cause. Mr.. Atkins and his famil!
were out for an evening auto ride whe1
S the affair happened and prompt actor
}. upon the part of Mr.. Atkin saved tht
the machine and the lives of his family
Milton visitors to Coles circus, which
. was at Adams one day last week re
. turned home reporting the loss of robes
. overcoats and other articles by theft
= Losses were reported by half dozel
parties. The circus appears to hav'
|. been followed by an organized gang O
n thieves as the same kind of stunts wer
t reported at Larimore, where they gay
a a performance the day previous.
The last week in June will be a III.
week with Milton people. On the 24tl
II and 25th the annual convention of tn
,, Cavalier county Sunday school associa
= tion will be IN session there and on tn
J. 27 and 29th the famous Cash Carniva
n Company will hold forth for two days il
q the town. Arrangements are also beinl
II M ade for baseball tournament at Mil
ton some time between now and the ent
a of the month.
g When it comes to showing of tinan
It cial strength and greatness, our neigh
10 boring town of Osnabrock is never know
1t to take back seat from any of em ant
:. this, as per usual, surpasses quite
q number of larger towns that would lik
to be able to show as many dollars OF
l. deposit as the Brock. The aggregate O
n the two banks, according to statement
a published last week. make showing il
l. this item of $299, ,75O53.
II Walhalla's commercial club gave
II farmers picnic Tuesday this week il
i Mayors grove to which the people of tn
d whole countryside, on both sides of th
line, we're invited. 1t featured an after
k noon ball game between the merchant