Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-11-18
AROUND 4A2 COUNTY.
AUCTION SALES.
Nov. 10 Frank Hooey. Waterloo twp
Nov. 23-Geo. Bulloch Co., Grey twp.

Gallo will celebrate Thanksgiving
Day with a dance and entertainment
in the town hall.
Trier township farmers had their
fall blowing practically all done
when winter set in last week.
A son born to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ward numbers among the more recent
additions to the population of Calvin.
According to the Progress it is up
to the Wales commercial club to es-
tablish a home for friendless dogs.
Milton Presbyterians are still ex-
tending a call to the pastoral vacancy
that has existed in the church the past
couple of months.
DIR. j. w. Towey, who has been
a medical practitioner at Alsen the
past few months, has left to locate
at Superior, Wis.
The Lynch pool hall at Wales has
been sold to L. H. Scott, who is a
son of T. D. Scott, a we'll known
farmer of that vicinity.
Fairdale's brass band raised the
necessary funds with which to pur-
chase new uniforms at a benefit social
and dance last Friday night,
Trier has an evening school which
opened Nov. 18th. The course in
cludes arithmetic, commercial spell
ling, English and correspondence.
Next Thursday, which is Thanks
giving day, the fremen at Milton hold
their annual ball, which it is stated
is to be quite an elaborate affair.
Milton's movie show will run its
picture films to piano music. Man.
ager Rolf Prom having installed a
piano with self playing attachment.
Wales post office reports 5000
pieces of United States mail handled
on the rural routes that are served
through that Office during the month
of October.
The issue of the Fairdale Times
this week is expected to blossom forth
in a new dress, the reading matter
being set on its newly installed type
setting machine.
Lloyd Reilly, son of the Milton D.
m. and the playing manager of the
towns base ball team during the past
season, has left to accept a position
at Mott, in this state.
DR.. Kirkham made the trip by auto
on Monday of this week to Dunseith
accompanied by Miss Jennie He'll, of
Mt. Carmel, who remains there for
some time under treatment at the
sanaitarium.
The wife of Rev. S. Newlove, of
Milton, is making a weeks lecture
tour over the northern part of the
state on behalf of the North Dakota
woman's home missionary society.
A Milton bride to be, whose we'd
ding is scheduled as a Thanksgiving
week event is Miss Ida Wand, who
has been the honor guest at several
pre-nuptial parties in the past couple
of weeks.
The birthday of Miss Marie Aslack-
son was the occasion of a five o'clock
luncheon served by Mesdames Geo.
Green and Aug. Peterson at the Mil
ton home of Banker Prom last Friday
afternoon. Covers were laid for ten.
Miss Elizabeth Mcleod, daughter
of Angus Mcleod, residing three miles
east of Milton was the bride at a
pretty farm wedding held Wednesday
last week. The groom was John
Bruce, a neighboring we'll to do young
farmer
S. j. A. Boyd and wife of Hannah
are still in Grand Forks at the bedside
of their son, Russell Boyd, a student
at the state university, who is i'll with
an attack of appendicitis, and since
undergoing an operation last week has
been in a critical condition.
Dresden has a theatrical attraction
for tomorrow, Friday, evening in the
appearance of Carl M. Dalton and
company in the Swede dialect play,
"Tilly Olson" The Dalton company
has played towns along this branch
of the Great Northern for the past
three or four seasons, and in booking
the attraction for tomorrow night
Manager %Johansen, of the Dresden
opera house is practically assured of
a capacity audience.