Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-04-08
'F'9 4I2 County.

; Munich is expecting to have a NOV
! ing picture show located there this
spring.
Joseph Schneider, of Trier township,
is reported as being seriously i'll un-
der the care of DR.. Lindner.
! The board of supervisors of Banner
township are paying a bounty of three
cents for gophers this spring.
T. A. Thompson, n of the big
farmers of Osnabrock, will put in his
crop with an Avery tractor outfit this
spring.
The new principal of the CONSOLE
dated school of Grey township at Dan
iels is a Mr.. Bottsford, formerly of
Fargo.
Both of the elevators at Alsen,
destroyed by fire during the past win
ter are to be rebuilt the coming
summer.
Dresden young people held a we'll
| attended Easter dance last night. The
proceeds go as a benefit to the Dres-
! den orchestra.
A new pipe organ recently installed
in the Methodist church at Clyde was
used for the first time at the services
of Easter Sunday.
The contract for the new school
house in Huron township was awarded
last week to G. H. Continuous, of
G%alesburg, N. D.
Another Cavalier county birth of
the past week was a boy baby, born
at the home of Earl Bank, near Cal
vim on Tuesday.
Weaver has the prospect Of a bank
being opened this summer. The loca-
tion was investigated last week by a
Mr.. Rubenstein, who came from
Illinois.
Tuesday last week added one more
to the population of Munich, when g
nine pound boy arrived at the home OF
Louis Hoffman, that will have to be
counted when the census is taken.
There's a new arrival in the shape
of an eight pound boy at the home o:
Mike Wirth, in Trier township, tina
the census enumeration mustn't over
look when he makes the round count
ing noses this spring.
Two accidents on the same piece o
sidewalk in n day would appear t
leave the town of Calvin up against
suit for damages if things amt fxe
up some on the sidewalk question be
fore the summer is over.
DIR. 1. M. Law, who has been an
ticipating his profession at Munic
since the town first started, is movin
= this spring with his family to Werner
N. OAK, one of the new towns in tn
, western part of the state.
Gallo people were interested las
:. week in learning of the birth of a tie
i, pound boy to ]. B. Taylor and wife
Stanley, N. D., March 9th. Mr.
Taylor was formerly Miss Lilli
) Young of Trier township.
John Shindler of Gallo, who hs
been spending the winter at his o.
home in Minnesota, was married Tue!
day, April 9th, to Miss Brown
- Spring Hill, Mimi, a sister of Mr..
A. H. Pung of Gallo. The coupl
. return about May LIST.
nj Eddie Smith was defeated by Jol
+ Goldsmith at Milton in a wrestlir
4 match last week. After each of tt
~ contestants had secured a fall Smi
j. got his shoulder put out Of joint a
l. sustained injuries to his knee viii
# necessitated his FORGETTING the mat
al to Goldsmith.
m The neighboring towns Of Vale
Hannah, Clyde, Sarles and Langd'
le were all represented at the funeral
ID the late Archie Sillers, ST., viii
n was held last Wednesday at Calvil
le The school at Calvin was clos
J. during the afternoon of the funer
e out of respect to the memory of tt
le deceased.
,e Last week the Munich Herald prin
ed Scene No. a, of its "Cavali
i'd County Homes" This time the ha
n tone cut that holds a top of colun
'e position on the front page of Il
ID Herald was a picture of the home
n John CROUCH, one of the old pione'
ID homesteaders of the vicinity
Muninh mhn hoo ON nn.tn.data aaf