Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-03-18
AROUND 4E2 County punt

Osnabrock has a Norwegian ladies
club, whose meetings are quite a
social event in the town.
Hannah has two millinery stores,
the new one opening this pring being
in charge of Miss Bessie Quick of
Langdon.
The Moon reports that farmers in
the vicinity of Hannah will work
every acre Of land to the limit this
season.
The two banks at Wales show COM
bined deposits amounting to $751;
O75. 81, in their call statements of
last week.
The mother of Mrs. John Ward, a
Mrs. Henry, died during the past
week quite suddenly at her home at
Mount Forest, Ont.
Glenila election on Tuesday was
given additional interest by a vote be-
ing taken on the question of the pur-
chase of a road grader.
The big farm property sale of
Messrs. Johnson and Wroolie, at Mil
+. ton last week is reported as having
netted upwards of Sc, 600
The Walhalla dramatic club is re-
hearsing a play, 1.-The Cuban Spy
which is to be staged there shortly for
the benefit of the 'Halla band.
Colds, coughs and sore threats are
some of the mild ailments which are
keeping a number of Osnahrock people
on the sick list these fine days.
The end town has a four piece or
chestra a violin, two clarinets and a
trombone that gives selections at the
M. E. church services Sunday even
ings.
E. w. lining, principal Of the Wales
school since the opening of the fall
term, has announced that he will not
be an applicant for the job after the
end of the year.
R.. l.. Mountains family near Cal
vim have experienced much sickness
and required the attendance Of a
trained nurse throughout the most of
the winter months.
Ole Jacobson, one of the old pio-
neers of Mona, died on March LIST at
East Grand Forks, Mimi, where he
has been living since leaving here
some years ago.
Hannah's two banks now show de-
posits that have past the quarter of a
million dollar mark. The last cal
statement shows the amount as aggre-
eating 1888, O95. 81.
Miss Alice Nelson heads the list as
the most popular young lady in Osna,
brock in the contest that is being con.
Quoted by Manager Wohler of the
skating rink at that place.
Modern Woodmen at Calvin plar
many improvements to their hall fol-
this summer and the St. Patricks Day
ball of last night was a starter towart
financing the improvements.
The death Of the three year old sol
Of Peter Dickson, north Of Calvin.
last week, following an attack O
pneumonia, made the third loss b,
death in that family within the pas
year.
: The ice rink carnival to have bee
held at Osnabrock in observance of St
, Patrick's day had to be transpose,
. into a dance owing to the spring Xix
change in the weather of the past tw
weeks.
William Dew, of Wales, who nun
= bered among the attending delegatio
h from this county at the convention 0
, North Dakota grain dealers at Minc
e last week, was given recognition b
0 being named as one of the associa
tons board OF directors for the ensu
ing year.
The farmers club at Calvin ha
placed an order for a carload of twin
: from the state Irvine and cordag
plant at Bismarck, to be delivered t
them not later than July Is. 1t is ais
a understood that the club will have it
q own beef rings in operation again thi
summer.
n j. B. johnson returned last week
h his home at Nekoma from St. Louis
Mo, where Mrs. johnson has been fo
some weeks receiving special treat
ment from Drs. Soper and Mills, 70
a bad case Of ~peritonitis. 1t is under
stood Mrs. Johnson will return to he
home at Nekoma about the Goth.
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