Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-03-11
Additional Local

The Northland Elevator Company
will close its house at Nekoma for the
season.
WANTED-To rent three or four
room house. Small family. Inquire
at Democrat office.
Milton has organized a gun club and
a dance is to be given Easter Monday
to finance the club for the season.
Miss Eva lick, of St. Paul, arrived
on Mondays train to accept a position
as trimmer in the millinery parlors of
Mrs. Quick.
Cheapest accident insurance. DR..
Thomas electric oil, for burns, scalds,
cuts and emergencies. All druggists
sell it. twenty-five and fifty cents.
The vacancy on the Munich school
board. occasioned by the removal Of
DR.. Law from that place, has been
filled by the appointment Of H.
Shields in his stead.
Miss Jennie Mahoney, a trained
nurse from Grand Forks, we'll known
here, is exected to arrive today to
attend Rev. F. j. Hubbard, whose i'll
ness of over a week past is now re-
ported as being critical.
Judge Bleakley reports there has
been nothing doing in the matrimonial
market this week. In other words
this means that no applications have
been made at his office during the
week for marriage licenses.
lugvald Levang, living five miles
south of Milton, was kicked by a frac-
tious horse. The blow of the hoof cut
the young mans head open, fractured
his skull and a portion of the brain
matter oozed through the break.
Farmers in the vicinity Of Calvin
sold tWenty-six head of horses to the
buyers of the St. Paul Horse Company
last week. This makes the third
shipment of horses from Calvin by
this concern since the first of the year.
The usual services will be held in
the Presbyterian church on the coming
Sunday, arrangements having been
made to supply the pulpit until the
recovery of the pastor, Rev. F. J..
Hubbard, from his present serious ILL
ness.
The village board of Walhalla in
tends to see that there are no more
child gun toters at that place. 1t also
offers a reward for any information
that will lead to the arrest OF any
person discharging firearms and de-
stroying property in the city park.
The moving picture show at Milton
changed hands last week. Two young
men of the town, Rolf Prom and Joe
AXvig, having purchased the outfit.
The towns Of Osnabrock, Edinburg,
Olga and Mountain are included in a
schedule of road shows for the season.
Hans j. Dahl was here yesterday
from Osnabrock looking over a prop
erty he has rented and will occupy
with his family when he moves to
Langdon next month to start on his
court house job as deputy county
auditor.
The annual six o'clock dinner OF
the men composing the membership
and congregation of the Presbyterian
church, to have been held tomorrow,
Friday evening, in the church base.
ment has been given an indefinite
postponement, owing to the illness Of
the pastor, Rev. F. j. Hubbard.
Chas. Anderson, of the Sparkling
auto garage, returned Monday from ;
trip extending through most of the
winter to the Pacific coast country.
After looking the country over will
a view to locating Mr.. Anderson ha!
finally decided to remain here IL
Langdon through the summer.
The Nekoma News tells of a rumol
to the effect that the 500 line of rail.
road will this summer build from
White Tail, Mont, to connect with
the Canadian Pacific, and put on {
through train from Duluth to the
coast. The train is to run over the