Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-10-01
AROUND 4H2 County.

ing the added improvement of a new
woven wire fence this fall.
Druggist McCabe of Nekoma, is
passing around the ''smokes.' Its a
girl and arrived Sunday last week.
The new principal of the Wales
school is Prof. Jingg of Ranshaw,
Mimi, who took charge last week.
Munich and Clyde are TWO localities
that take the lead in the number of
auction sales being held this fall.
Hannah's school re-opened for the
fall term with an enrolment of lis,
of the above "a being in the high
school.
Alex. Laing, whose large barn in
Osford township was struck by lightn-
ing and burned to the ground, has a
new one almost completed.
Tomorrow, Friday, October End, is
the date of a sale by Auctioneer
Kieffer at the farm of Albert Ratz,
neal Mowbray.
Game Warden Ernie Peterson is
credited by the Wales paper with the
capture of a nonresident duck hunter
at Rush Lake during the past week.
Miss Claudia Whisky, a daughter of
A. c Whisky, has entered the school
for the blind at Bathgate as a student
this fall.
Rev. Bruch, of the Mennonite church
at Rosehill, is removing from Munich
to Egeland this fall, having accepted
a pastorate there.
The old school building at Weaver
has been removed to Alsen, where it
isundergoing alterations and hereafter
will be used as a Mennonite church.
Monday Of next week the 9TH inst,
is the date Of Calio's special election,
when the people vote on the question
Of Incorporating as the Village of
Gallo.
The job Of repairing the grade
crossing Rush Lake west of the town
Of Wales, was awarded to John Mont
gomery and is being completed this
week.
Mike Hamerl, the Wales contrac-
tor, who landed the job of building
the new church at Clyde, is the daddy
Of a baby girl, born on Tuesday OF
last week.
Sam Eagleson, south of Milton ha.
on exhibition at that place potatoes
weighing 81 pounds each. Ten pota
toes weighing % pounds we're tn
product of one hill.
More than 700 hunting license
have been issued to residents of Cavs
lier county by Auditor Hamilton sine
! the opening of the chicken and duo
hunting season on September 7th.
Gordon B~rotherston is removing tn
fall to a farm he has owned for son
time in Saskatchewan and holds a sa
Of farm property today on his place
d Huron township, which he has rent
e for a term of years.
E. Beswick, five miles northeast
Calvin sustained the fracture of thr
ribs and it is feared internal injuri
from a kick received while waikiki
S behind his horses. He was still unco
scious when found and carried to t
u house.
# Senator G. w. Plain last week pr
S chased the D. A. Oakland farm, o
l. of the old land marks near Miltc
The price paid was $45 per acre. T
J. late owner is a very old man and &C
+ to make his home with his son 10
a Oakland at Nekoma.
T. Cavalier county vital statistics W
" show in the report for September
less than three births in the vicin
Of Wales during the past week and
Sc girls at that. There's one each
te the homes Of Jay South, j. P. Dunl
and Mike Hamerl.
: Moscow township farmers h;
- placed a ban on chicken hunters tr
W passing on their land, claiming t
hunting dogs carry the germs of ]
IS cholera, which has become quite
epidemic in that neighborhood t
Us fall.
r The new hospital which DR.. Por
~ has openedt his fall in the rooms o
~ hi Calvin drug store last week
If ceived it's first patient, who
n brought from Clyde and operated u
x for appendicitis. He was a fl
al hand by the name of Lewis and