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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-01
NUMBER "A.

Peter Goeser left last Thursday for
Rochester, Mimi, where he will under
go an examination by the Mayo Bros.
Mr. Goeser's health has been very Door
Tor the past two months, and his case
seems to battle the local physicians.
Rudolph Spillman accompanied him.
Paul Hotfke, accompanied by John
Kramer, made what is considered a
remarkable trip in his Ford runabout.
They left Gallo on Wednesday the 10th,
intending to go TO Grand Forks went
by the way of Oslo, Mimi, and after
short stop there they decided to pass up
Grand Forks and instead started for
Albany, Mimi, they visited at Albany.
Mimi, they visited at Albany. Winer
VILE and other points and returning by
the way OF Grand Forks, landing here on
Tuesday the 10th
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-01
WALHALLA.

A deal has been consumed where by
Sidney Bert becomes the owner of the
Walhalla Hotel and will take possession
about jan 1st.
r. Thibedeau, near Olga says that he
has some of the best Marquis wheat
seed in the country-for sale and for use
on his own farm next year.
A great number OF Walhalla people
all who remember H. N. Mcintyre
will regret to learn that he is severe
sufferer from nervous prostration
While he still controls his lumber busi-
ness at Glasgow, Mont, he has an ex,
perienced office and yard man, he does
not attempt to remain inside himself.
While he has been one of the county
commissioners for some years he has
lately resigned as the work was getting
greater than his strength would permit.
w. r. McMurchie, states attorney
came up to Walhalla from Cavalier
Friday to look into the family affairs oil
William Brunes. better known as
Chilly the Bum" who lately driited
back to Walhalla and who was leaving
his wife snd cnldrrn to exist as best as
they could. After consultation, il
was believed that jail sentence would
be OF no benefit, and be was given his
freedom with the understanding that he
was to shake the dust of Walhalla from
his feet-and the town would provide
for the family. Justice liver Hanson
presided and while he is opposed te
separating mar and wife, believes tha
he choose the lesser of the two evils il
this case.-Walhalla Mountaineer.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-01
DEATH OF OSCAR A. DORvAl
Died on His Montana Homestead on Christmas
Night Leaves Widow and Children

The Joy Of Christmas was overcast bv
the gloom of bereavement last Thurs
day evening when a telegram was
received at the Langdon home Of Judge
H. E. Dorval telling of the unexpected
death OF his fourth son, Oscar A. Dor
val, aged twenty seven year, on his home
stead at Hinsdale, Montana. The news
came as shock and surprise to the de-
ceased's relatives and friends, like a
thunder bolt out of clear sky as brief
message, preceding the one which two
hours later announced his death was the
only intimation the family had of his
not being IN his usual health The blow
was all the more unexpected since
the arrival here on Christmas eve of
Alex. Lariviere, who has a homestead
almost adjoining that of the deceased,
and with whom he spent the Sunday be-
fore he left, bringing with him the sea
sons greetings to the family at home in
Langdop, and leaving him apparently
in his usual health only four days
prior to his death which is announced as
being caused by acute Brights disease
Oscar A. Dorval was born at Olga. on
July 18th, 1886. was Judge Dorvals
fourth son and about tive years ago was
married to Miss Brown, of Kaleida,
Man, who with three small children.
two boys and one baby girl survive.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar A. Dorval removed
from Langdon TO their farm in Montana
where they had established a comfort
home and were prospering last spring.
Judge Dorval left on Fridays train for
the sorrow stricken home in Montana,
returning Monday bringing with him
the body of his son and the bereaveu
widow and her three little ones. The
funeral held Tueaday forenoon from St.
AlDhonsus chnrch was largely attended
quite number OF the Olga friends OF
the Dorval family coming oyer here to
give expression of their sympathy at
the sadness which has visited the home
of their old friend at this season.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-01

winter spent Christmas with Osnabrock
old friends
Miss Alice Olson came home to Osna-
brock for the holidays from Baker,
Mont where she is teaching school,
Peter Fink returned Xmas. eve to his
home near Osnabrock from Duluth,
where he has been receiving medical
aid for some time.
Henry Nelson returned to the family
home at Osnabrock for Christmas after
an absence of two years holding down
his homestead at Spalding, Sask.
Mrs. Frank Glaser and son, Leon Roy
al, residents of Osnabrock for several
years past, have removed to their former
home at Aberdeen, South Dakota
Osnabrock's annual New Years ball
was, as usual given by the fire depart
ment. This year the music was fur
nished by an orchestra from Cavalier.
The Meyer entertainers are making a
TWO nights Stan0 at OSnabrOck this
week. By the way the Brock is now
clas sed as one of the best show towns
along the line.
Miss Maude V. Haight, we'll known
Cavalier county school teacher, whose
home is at Osnabrock, is making mid
winter visit with relatives and old
friends at Hamilton, Ontario.
Florence, the little daughter of Barber
and Mrs. H. j. Beechie of Osnabrock
got bad cut on the face and over the
right eye from blow received when a
wheel fell on top OF her last Sunday.
Osnabrock is planning to send quite a
delegation from the local camp to the
national convention of the Modern
Woodman order to be held in Minnea
polls next week, January 5th, 9th and
18th.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-01
Langdon, Wales, Hannah, Iona and Dresden.

furnished and we'll appointed dining
room and beds enough to take care Of
twenty to thirty guests.
Wallace Tram, thrifty farmer hv-
ing just across the boundary line from
Hannah lost his home, fine two,story
house and its contents, including $57l
in currency, one morning last week
while doing chores out at the barn.
The money received for wheat sold the
day previous, was in trunk up stairs
and he nearly lost his life trying to save
the money.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-01
NEKOMA.
The base ball diamond at Nekoma
being flooded for skating rink,

The base ball diamond at Nekoma is
being flooded for skating rink,
The Commercial Hotel at Nekoma has
just completed quite line of interior
Improvements.
The Stewart and Orpe families have
left Nekoma for stay of several months
on the Pacific coast.
Now its Fairdale that wants better
fire protection. The fact was brought
home to the townspeople on the 500 line
in $500 blaze last week.
Mrs. A. Arens. who is we'll known to
Nekoma people and residing at Edmore,
last week was successful in securing a
divorce from her husband upon the
groun6s of cruelty.
Miss Cassie Dolan who is teaching
school at St. John and her sister, Miss
Ella Dolan, who holds similar position
at Devils Lake are here spending the
vacation with, their brothers.
Andrew Myrand has left Nekoma to
take position with the Empire cream
separator company as travelling sales
man through Saskatchewan and British
Columbia. He enters upon his new
duties at once.
The Ford touring car of Felix Zeipen,
of Fordvllle, plunged down fifteen foot
embankment along the 500 railroad last
Sunday when the steering gear failed to
work. The car was demolished and
Zeipen narrowly escaped serious injury.
On the day following Christmas in a
hospital at Grand Forks occurred the
death of Miss Cora Gjesdahl,aged seven
teen years. Death followed an opera
tion the deceased underwent on Christ
mas eve. She has brother residing
at Edmore.
Joe Lorenz is laid up as the result Of a
serious'runaway he experienced We'd
nesday last week while driving home a
team Of colts. They got beyond his
control. He was thrown from the wagon
and dragged some distance. In addi.
ton to being badly bruised he was
badly cut about the head and face.
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-01
Gallo.

Hark! We hear wedding bells.
The Math thinner family have the
mumps and are having swell time.
The Robert Robertson residence a,
Gallo has been purchased by j. Heyer
John Hetwer is getting along nicely
1t will be remembered that Mr.. Hetwer
h ad his ankle broken some time ago.
Ed. Dunnlgau arrived Friday fron,
Dodson, Mont, where he mas claim
He spent few days here and left for
Olga where he will spend the holidays.
1t is reported that Gallo is to have a
first class orchestra composed of Pro
fessors Backes, Korte, Joe and Nick
Helten and Nick Schreder. They are
practlcing twice week.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-01

made between the parties interested
Laroth has been tenant on the Reilly
farm and his lease had just about ex
pired, and Mr.. Reilly made the com
plant that he appropriated a quantity
of barley that belonged to the plaintiff
The defendant denied the charge and as
no evidence was procured, it was thought
best by the court that settlement be
made by the parties concerned if pos.
sible Milton Globe.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-01
WALES.

A. Prescott is building an addition to
the barn on his Moscow township farm.
There is some talk of arranging for
for farmers institute to be held in
Wales.
Frank Nieboit, of Daniels, left a few
days since for Wisconsin where he will
proceed to points in Nebraska
Miss Alpha Watne book keeper at the
Fischer elevator at Wales and lumber
yard has left during the holidays for
her home at Moorehead.
Miss Edith Wendt is in charge of the
Wales hotel while the hostess Mrs.
Clyde Ingram is enjoying the holidays
al Bemidjl, Mimi, with her husband.
Alta, the little daughter of Sam
Samuelson, and wife was taken to the
Langdon hospital during the week to
receive treatment for lnf1ammatory
rheu matism.
1t is reported that a number of horses
belon ging to N. J. Schneider south of
Wales were shot last week-some with
shotguns and others with rifles. Two of
the horses died.
E. J. Meyers formerly of Fairdale, is
closing up bunch of business affairs
around Wales prior to the opening up a
bar Der shop at Easily shortly after the
first of the year.
VIM. Dew and wife have been heard
as aving safely arrived at Vancouver,
B. c., where they will remain until
spring. T. H. Prior and wife of Hannah
are also spending the winter out there.
Sylvia, the 3-year-old daughter of
Editor Schoonmaker and wife, mistook
a gla ss containing kerosene for glass
OF water, and drank considerable before
she noticed her mistake. Plenty of
milk! was given her, and tho she was
quite sick for few hours, all is well.
That children should not tamper
with guns was. again evidenced when
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-01

Pete Leford's oldest boy. on Wednes-
day. came near ending the life of one of
the other children. The gun had been
laid upon the table and the boy, curious
to see how the gun operated, inserted a
shell, working the forearm slide which
threw the loaded shell into the chamber
and then the explosion happened. The
charge entered the table and thru the
side of the house, the little one being SO
near that its lower limbs we're burned
by the powder-Wales Progress.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-01
HANNAH.

o. A. Krause, the Hannah painter
and decorator, will make speciality OF
painting automobiles.
Skating on the Great Northern res
ervoir is now popular pastime with the
young people of Hannah.
VIM. Higgins is in poor health at the
home of his son-in-law John Bassing-
thwaite in Byron township.
o. E. Countryman. VIM. Hay and M.
g. Olson have installed gas lighting
systems in their Hannah homes.
The Hannah Moon reports that wolves
are numerous along the border and
hunters are in hot pursuit with autos.
The Hannah Moon calls attention to
the simultaneous ringing of Christmas
and wedding bells in the end town.
Listen!
M. G. Olson recently moved his big
gasoline threshing outfit to Crystal City.
Man, with intention to ship to Saskat.
chewan.
Jas. Austin Of the Poplar Grove
stock farm at Hannah has had some
sheep worried and chewed up consider
able by dogs,
Hannah automobile owners have ex-
perimented with using kerosene in their
radiators instead of water since the cold
weather set in-and with good success.
Hannahss hotel has re.opened with
Frank Smith % landlord with "a newly
t.fss-ss, tH ~ b4fBS,s
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-01
SARLES

Sares has just finished flooding a
new skating rink which is 40 feet by
40 feet,
Sarles is reported by the Advocate as
having enjoyed the heaviest holiday
trade in the history of the town
Sarles is maintaining big lead over
neighborlng towns in winning basket
ball games. Both Edmore and Iiannah
have lost to Sarles since the holidays
| bsgan.
o. p. Gaymond, a townsman of Sarles,
is the new owner of a Ford automobile
seized by the collector of United States
customs at that place and sold by order
of the government.
Several towns in Southern Manitoba
across the line from points in Cavalier
and adjoining counties are under
quarantine for smallpox The town Of
Cartwright is stated as having some
forty odd cases.
Saturday the northwestern federation
OF farmers clubs of Cavalier county hold
monste, all day gathering at the Yeo-
man Hall at Daniels. It convenes in
the forenoon States Attorney Crimson
is on the afternoons program for an
address. Lunch will be served and in
the evening the young folks plan to
have dance.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-01
OSNABROCK.

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aopf- siiidenihmer8en, llebeIfeit.
9uiitoBen, geritopfung, Sfapinoel,
@elb- ober Daiierinht o6er an ions
Itigen Maaen., 2eber. ober Merenbe.
if)rperben Icihet. ipirb etlpas giaiges
linb @utes finben, ipenn er bic be-
riibmten ct. rnaro-arauterpillen,
Die iiir nur % Gpnts in allen Apo.
tbefen 5u baben iinb, probirt. 9bot.
iGhlif iinb bic Yilen lpelhe nur
aus ben beilfr1ftigiten YfIan5eni1f.
rem subereitet yuerben, bus ei,,oig 5u.
DerIaiiiee esilmittsl fiir alIe ieHs get.
Ssk. -
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ipies: .Esins Usnjsldt ber Q0nig lnis
len alIsn 6srren Dffi3itrsn ein su:es
neufs Sabr piinffen, unn 4psr0sn iid
frenen. fpsnn bieienisen ii6 beHtrn
ipiirben. bic Elm beierss neuts Jabr
n0ibia baben.- Cine Ginfnr6ntung
seiat Der Mrm<sb<ftbl bonn Sabre 1784.
b.nn In bitftm iDiinfdi er niht mebr
allen Dffijieren. Ionbern nur nod ben
brnptn, ein GladIideS neuts 9otr.
Dieier AymeetefekI Icrttt: .&elne
Uaaishxs ~ A5nie Ja6sa sues H4tjs
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Is Der Qofs-Nebeuprconfte,

mes Der Wofssyfebenpro0iitfe, t8as
ieibit sa er5eieen beablidtigen. Sic
rednen babel baraui, iiir Die ben eli
genen 9eoarf iiberlieieenoe Iroouf-
tion in Der Nabe ipilige sbnebmer
finben 5u fonnen. Ter bon ibnen 5il
erseleenoe apfs miro Damn fir Die
BON Den anberen ltnternebnern 81
errtd)tenoen Sohofcn uno Stobl.
nerfe dls sSeuerungsmateriol 5ir
&eriiignng iieben. Spieru aac cr-
lpabnten HIane sur Musfiibrlmg
fonnlen, miro Gelp g)orf lno hinge.
seno i'll obiebbarer 3eit lid cen
grobten Giien lnb StobloiItriftcn
DER Melt slls1blen biirfcn.
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GB0.P. SCHVEITlER
VOLKSBLATT
JOB ROO Ms

gen aerrsn Cffisiersn bisImals gum,
ieuen Sabre grdtuliren unb iuinfd<n,
baE iih bic onbtrsn, bic iif bi<rDon
nid)t getroffen fiiblen i0nnsn, in 3n.
siiuft bernrt fiibren, bob tinfiir Gsine
WlnitFdt aud ihnen gratuIiren .0nne.
s5ntertnans In bic 1batTone, ba6
sSrieorih Der OroBt troy ieintr gro.
BEN Nufgsildrtbeii am SilDeFerdtenb
ftbr obtrgldubifn mar. ct lpra@ am
SiIpefter tein Mort iiber Qrieg nnb
Deer unb bulbsie aun MIDI. tdb ii
ftin<r Osatniuart baron oeleSo6sn
lpur6e. ba oie5 ein iMIe6ies 0or1eIs
1sn fei nnb einen arisa afra>lnx 81
sult I&m5Ssa bsits.