Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-09-30
AROUND 4E2 COUNTY.

Fred H%ulstrand, the Milton photo.
grapher is ru%sticating and has a job
on a threshing outfit this fall.
Osnabrock has three theatrical at
fractions booked to appear at its opera
house during the month of October.
Hannah has the largest enrolment
of students at the state university of
any of the towns in Cavalier county.
Threshers in Trier township had
about completed their run and pulled
in when the rain of last week started.
The Malchow orchestra is putting
on a musical entertainment and dance
at Wales this evening in the Fischer
hall.
Lars A%mundrud, farming west of
Milton in Montrose township, threshed
wheat which wei his entire farm gave
/ a Weld of 80 bushels to the acre.
The Great Northern is having a
we'll put down for the watering of
stock at the new stock yard and cattle
| chute recently installed at Wales.
Mrs. Otto P. Hoff, whose husband
is the cashier of the new bank at
Fairdale, has been engaged as a spe-
cial teacher of music in the Milton
schools.
The Munich Hearld reports that B.
S. Varje, a former pastor of a church
in the southwestern part of this county
has Joined the ranks of the "Holy
Rollers.'
E. j. Moen has during the past
week sold a car load of five Dodge
automobiles to buyers who were prin-
cipally farmers in the neighborhood of
Osnabrock.
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.
O. T. Rishotf. a former publisher
of Milton Globe, has completed the
purchase of the Courant at Bottineau
and will take possession and issue the
next weeks paper.
The wedding of Miss Esther Nelson
a sister of Editor Norris H. Nelson Of
the Munich Herald, to Mr.. Geralc
Finch of Grand Forks, is announced tt
occur at Larimore today.
Rev. G. E. M. Young, pastor Of
the Presbyterian church at Milton fol
l the past four years, is resigning ant
goes to Nampa, Idaho, where he 'ha'
accepted the call to a church.
Raymond Helgeson, son of the Mil
? ton congressman has returned to Wash
ington to %re-enter school after spend
ing the vacation in farm work during
the harvest and threshing season.
Magnus Snowfield, of Hannah, wa
0 called to Dunseith, N. D., last weel
: by a serious change in the condition
of his son who has been under treat
t ment in a sanitarium for tubercula
trouble.
"Canty'' of baseball fame a
Munich a couple of seasons ago is nov
! heard from as having two newspape
! ventures in the western part of tn,
= state printed and published at Golde
4 Valley, N. D.
The wife of George Smith o
Nekoma, was taken to the Gran
f Forks hospital last week. She wa
stricken with two attacks of paralysi
one on Friday and another on the fol
e lowing Tuesday.
e Grain buyers at Wales claim Will
most of the wheat marketed there
a fine sample some hauled to tow
n shows the effect of frosts during tn
l. early harvest, which will material
u affect the grade.
Milton and vicinity has awarded tt
If championship to Justice Finlay A
ID Mcdonald in raising garden trucl
His achievements during the pa
ze summer in spite of the backwardne:
ir of the season, include such things
the raising of nine pound caulifower
III T. A. Wastad, residing northea
ee of Milton, in East Alma township,
OF this fall ripening three acres of tt
IN finest developed corn to be found an.
IN where in the northern part of tt
rt state. 1t is of the Northwestern De-
variety and will be in great demar
for seed.
u An Austrian who had crossed tt
IS line from Manitoba and was workir
on one of the threshing outfits of
w. Plain was taken back across tk
line last week by the immigratit
authorities, and will be contin'
~ in a military prison at Brandon unit
81 the close of the war.
Tho Catholic narish at Walhalla