Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-10-07
's'9 4!9 County !!.

Wales village school r]eopened for
the fall term last week with an en-
rollment of 70 pupils.
Sidney Levin of Munich has enter
ed the model high school department
of the state university this fall.
The Sarles Advocate reports several
tiocks of wild geese being seen flying
south-a sign Of cold weather.
Fourteen pounds is reported as be.
ing the weight of a boy born Wednes-
day of last week to Carl Thorsett and
wife of Sarles.
Miss Lucille Reilly, daughter of the
Milton postmaster, takes up the study
of domestic science and music at the
Valley City normal this fall.
The old Walsh farm, northeast of
Milton, owned by Crock Mcbride
gave a yield of 47OO bushels of grain
when the crop was threshed.
Sarles' Methodist preacher has
again resumed charge of the field,
after six months residence on his
homestead in the Canadian Northwest.
Ben McNiven is a Hannah boy who
entered the state normal school at
Valley City this fall preparatory to
taking up the profession Of teaching.
When baby suffers with eczema or
some itching skin trouble, use Doan's
ointment. A little of it goes a long
way and it is safe for children. SOC
a box at all stores.
DR.. Gehlert, who has been practic-
ing dentistry at Hannah and Wales
for several months past, has left for
Swift Current, Sask., to establish a
more extensive practice.
The population of West Hope town
ship received an addition Tuesday,
when a big boy, one of the eleven
pound size, put in an appearance at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred P.
Schutt.
The Armenia Elevator Co. at Clyde,
has sold out to parties residents of
that vicinity who have incorporated as
the Clyde Elevator Go. Hubert Hogan
has a one-fifth interest in the re-
organization.
Sarles is shipping in potatoes in
carload lots that sell at IS cents a
bushel on track. Other Cavalier
county towns are finding the supply
equal to the demand at not ovar 80
cents a bushel.
The last issue of the Yeoman, the
official organ Of the fraternal order
bearing that name contained a photo
graphic half tone of the twin sons
recently born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
French, whose home is in the vicinity
of O%snabrock.
Trier townships vital statistics for
the last week II September show four
births as follows: d. D. Schmise, on
the 2lst a boy: Jacob Hooge, on the
23rd a boy; Peter H. Peters, on the
24th a boy; Joseph Heiten, Jr., a
boy on the Both.
The Walhalla Mountaineer states
that the rains Of q week ago have
advanced the outlook for a hountiful
ice harvest as the Pembina river is
nov at normal depth after a record
low water MARI through the summer
and fall.
D.. L. David of Munich learns from
WATERFOWL, N. Y, of the Geath of a
nephew run over by an auto, and in
stantly killed The accident happened
after dark while he was driving cattle
to a slaughter house. He was twenty
five years OLD.
"Teddy'' Getchell and his sister,
Miss Lenore, a son and daughter of
Banker C. P.s Getchell of Wales, have
this fall started on their third year of
high school work at the Valley City
state normal. Miss Lenore will
specialize in domestic science.
Edinburg had a fatal boiler explo-
sion of a threshing outfit last week.
The explosion resulted in one mar
being instantly killed, another blind
and near deaths door and a third
badly injured. The engine, an old
one, had been out of commission
several years had been purchased this
fall for 1925 and had run ten days
when it blew up killing the man who