Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-11-25
AROUND 442 County.
AUCTION SALES.
Nov. 10 Frank Hooey. Waterloo twp
Nov. 23-Geo. Bulloch CO., Grey twp.

muillCH Has d ldulSS CluD "AlSli
since the closing of fall has resumed
holding its regular meetings.
The Wales home of William Fischer
welcomed the advent of a son and first
born on Sunday, the 18th inst.
Noah Cornelson, whose farm is
north of Munich, has an additional
boy around the place since the visit
OF the stork Monday of last week.
Music lovers at Munich have ar
ranged for the appearance of Chris
tian Hansen, the noted violinist, De.
cember l.
William Jeffrey has an auction
billed for tomorrow at his farm in
Byron township. This is the first
sale held this fall in the vicinity of
Hannah.
Henry Schmidt, one of the farmers
of the vicinity of Wales who threshed
a bumper crop last fall, is installing
a steam heating plant in his home
this winter.
Frank Christi has his 1916 Over
land car ready for the first dash in the
spring, purchasing the same last week
from j. w. Mowbray, who has the
agency at Wales.
Osnabrock is to be the distributing
agency in this county of the Bartle
Oil Co.., a concern which has entered
the field as an active competitor of
the Standard Oil Co.
Dan Murphy has removed his barber
shop from Munich to Iona. Dan is
one of those who hold a high number
in the Fort Berthold homestead regis
tration at Minot recently.
Louis Stremich has leased his farm
in the vicinity Of Easily and left on
Saturdays train for a trip west
through the state of Washington,
where there is a probability of his
deciding to locate.
November 4th is the date of the
birth of a bouncing young son to M.
S. Myers, who has been a resident of
Cypress township since removing from
Langdon to the eastern part of the
county.
The wedding of Ralph Mueller and
Miss Emma Feierbend, two young
people of Nekoma, is announced as a
Thanksgiving week nuptial event at
the home of the brides parents,
Grey Eagle, MINI.
There is a twenty-five dollar reward
offered for the apprehension and con
~viction of the party who shot a young
deer two weeks ago in the pasture of
Senator c. w. Plains farm at Mil
ton. The reward is offered by the
state game warden.
The forty-second wedding anniver-
sary of E. B. Frye and wife was the
occasion of quite a gathering of neigh.
bors and friends one day last week at
their home near Wales. 1t was an
all day affair, the guests gathering
for dinner and remaining until even
ing.
Cashier Archie Sillers of the First
State Bank of Calvin, in the last call
statement of that bank is able to show
deposits amounting to 1922, OH,
which may be taken as a good indica-
ton of the wealth of one of the most
prosperous farming communities in
western Cavalier county.
Ivan G. Sheets announcement as
the new owner Of the Wales Progress
appears to have been somewhat pre-
mature. The paper still has the
name of Il. w. Shoemaker at its
head as publisher and is under the To-
cal management of Ed. e. Harris.
Langdon and Mt. Carmel friends
were notified of the approaching end
of Joseph P. kartes in a message
which came owe the phone from DR..
Law at the Grand Forks hospital on
Sunday forenoon, it being stated at
that time he would die in a few
hours.
Monday evening the Electric Thea.
ire has a special feature, 1.-The Lior
of Venice, a marvel in the art OF
photo plays that is of a sufficiently
high order to deserve an audience
filling the seating capacity of the
house at both performances of that
evening.
Mrs. John Kellner of Easily wa.
taken to ST. Michael's hospital il
Grand Forks on Saturdays train by
her son, Jake Kellner. Mrs. Kell,
ner, ST., has been in poor health fo'
some little time past and at the adj
vice of local doctors has gone to the
hospital in Grand Forks to receive
special treatment.
There were several days of las