Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-09-02
AROUND 4s2 Count.

Prairie chickens are reported as
plentiful along the boundary line from
Hannah west to Sarles.
Doc. Mcmahon, the popular Calvin
vet has a new Overland, car,
which he purchased while in Fargo a
week ago.
P. II. Naumann of Sarles has been
given the position of deputy state
grain weigher at his old home own.
Duluth, MINI.
Munich and other towns along the
line have a complaint filed with the
railroad commissioners demanding a
passenger train service this fall.
At O5nabrock the Great Western
Bank is credited with having on dis
play one of the finest collection of the
grain crop Of Cavalier county that it
has been possible to gather this fall.
Fairdale reports that flax, corn,
cucumbers and potatoes all showed
quite plainly the effects Of the frost
experienced Wednesday night of last
week.
The plant of the Munich Auto and
Machine Co. is doing such a rushing
business this fall that it has secured
additional floor space for crippled cars
awaiting their turn for repairs.
The farm home of Fred Woodrow in
the vicinity of Sarles welcomed the
arrival Of a son Tuesday last week.
The occasion of the "sprinkling''
should give the youngster the front
name of Wilson.
DR.. Emmert, the Sarles NJ. D., who
was stricken with black diphthecia
while attending a patient has recover
ed but is away for a shot vacation
visit while recovering strength before
resuming his practice.
F. 0. Hellstrom and family were
notable visitors at Calvin a couple
Of days last week. They have been
spending the greater part Of the
month in an enjoyable auto tour over
the northern part of the state.
The lady druggist at Calvin, Miss
l.. V, Jefferson has resigned the posi-
ton she has held the past seven years
in the drug store of Doc. Porter. She
is a resident Of this state her home
being at Ambrose.
DR.. L. r. Lindner of Munich has
been appointed by Gov. Hanna as one
of the nine delegates from this state
to the Mississippi Valley conference
on tuberculosis which meets at In
~dianapolis, Ind, Sept. 18th to Octo-
Der LIST.
Rev. Plank, who has charge of a
mission Of the Presbyterian church in
the Soper settlement during his sum-
mer vacation from a theological semi
nary, is laid up with a dislocated
shoulder as the result of an auto aeci-
dent the past week.
P. r. Johnson, who disposed of the
Fairdale Times to AL. Van Dahl last
spring and removed to Charleston,
Wash, owing to poor health, writes
that he is still far from we'll and has
been unable to do work of any kind
for some time.
Joe Delvo, Of Easily, was unfortu-
nate in losing a finger while engaged
in cleaning out a grain elevator on a
threshing machine which had become
clogged. The wound was dressed at
O%snabrock, where DR.. Jameson ampu-
tated the finger at the second joint.
William Ellenbaum of Munich, has
a pointer hunting dog, dreams, -
which won two trophy cups at the
state dog show held in Fargo last
spring. Dreams has also been
entered in the national futurity field
trials to be held in Illinois this fall.
Frank Chaser whose recent death at
Park River was due to an apoplectic
! stroke, was for several years engaged
III DuSlIlSSS d5 q DuISilSl az lld OCh.
1t is stated that he was unconscious
from the time he sustained the stroke
for a period Of twenty-four hours
until he died.
The Osnabrock Independent chroni-
cles an item stating that on Sunday
last week John S. Gogin, Of the Nora
farm, picked a quantity Of straw
berries from his garden. The vines on
which these berries were growing had
been bearing fruit ever since July 1.
jim Shea, who since handing over
his fat federal job as U. S. marshal
to a democrat, has become a plain,
ordinary every day citizen, is a Calvin
visitor this week and in addition to
looking after the threshing of his sec
ton of farm land in that vicinity
will spend the opening of the chic
ken season with a party Of Calvin's
confirmed hunters.