Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-06-17

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Fred Mccullough.
C. o. Trfyton, of Tower City, N.
D., will be principal of the Hannah
school for l915-16.
The farmers club of Grey township
will have a picnic at Daniels tomor-
row, Friday June 18th.
Hans Gronhovd, of Nekoma, has
returned from a visit of nearly a year
at the home of his aged parents in
Norway.
Jack Law, formerly of Hannah,
lost his recently built new home at
Hagerman, Idaho, by fire about a
week ago.
Mrs. Peter Stewart, who removed
from Milton to Drayton about seven
teen years ago, died last week at the
advanced age of ninety year.
The picnic in the Dryburg grove,
between Hannah and Wales is being
held to-day under the auspices of the
cooperative farmers elevator COM
panies of those two towns.
John Ohlheiser and Seward Peder-
son, TWO Of the substantial farmers of
the vicinity of Wales, have during the
week become the purchasers of auto
mobiles.
The Hannah-Wales cooperative
picnic, being held to-day in the Dry
burg grove, will be addressed by Hon.
Charles Z. Eckerle, who is the gene
raj organizer of the farmers co-opera-
tive movement.
The condition of Mrs. Mcmillan,
ST., who has been quite critically i'll
at the home of her son, Banker C. B.
Mcmillan, at Hannah, is now stated
as steadily improving.
Arthur Montgomery son of William
Montgomery, aged twenty-three years,
was buried Friday at Hannah. His
death was due to being crushed be-
tween two logs in the lumber woods
of northern Minnesota.
Hannah's delegation to the Shrine
reunion of Masons of North Dakota,
held at Grand Forks last week was
composed of James Muir, L. L. Gard
ner, Robert Higgins J. H. Mclean and
Robert Hannah, Sr.
1t is now only one week to Millions
big gala day, the second annual
Mortimer reunion which is to be held
on Midsummer Day, There'll GER
tain be some doin's in Milton next
Thursday.
John B. Mondlock, formerly of
Wales, will be married on the 22nd
inst. at St. Martins, MINI, to Miss
Veronica Terres, who is a sister of
J. B. Terres, of Wales.
The new Great Northern siding on
the Walhalla branch line, which is to
bear the name of Elm Point, was
located by the company's surveyors
last week, nea the international
boundary line in Fremont township.
Lars Wall, the Milton barber, who
recently removed to California owing
to his poor health, has located at Los
Angeles, where he has purchased the
barber shop of his brother-in-law, Ed.
Tarnstrom.
The 500 towns of Nekoma and Iona
appear to have the faculty Of piling
up the big scores when they cross
bats. The tally in the score book at
the close of the ninth inning in last
Sundays game between these two
teams was IS to -. 1t must have
been almost a case of sore feet for
the winners.
The Milton State Bank is undergo
ing further business changes at the
present time. Otto P. Hoff, who
about three months ago was elected
as cashier Of the bank, has resigned
and disposed of his holdings to 3.
Prom, who has been at the head of
that institution since it was establish
ed.
Wales ball team administered two
shut-outs in games it has played dur
ing the past week, the Wales-Dres-
den game ending with a score of II
to 0 ana the Wales-Osnabrock game,
8 to 0 Wales started in the season
with a basket of goose eggs, but has
now started to peddle the hen fruit
around among its opponents.
The wife of Chas. A. Smith, for
merly a we'll known horseman Of Os-
nabrock and Milton, died on Wednes-
day of last week at Butte, Mont, her
death being due to ~infantile paralysis,
following a two months illness, to-
ward the end of which the deceased
was unable to speak or move for
several days before the end came.
She was a sister of Mrs. w. T. Reilly
of Milton. The Smiths removed from
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