Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-09-23
AROUND 442 COUNTY.

Milton schools %reopened last week
with an total enrolment of JIG pupils.
The total enrolment of the public
schools at Hannah when they opened
last week was 100 pupils.
For a mild, easy action of the
bowels, try Doan's Regulets, mod
ron laxative. 25c at all stores.
Congressman H. 7. Helgeson has
leased his Milton residence property
to DR.. E. V. Gustason of that place.
Nick Schneider, whose farm is near
Wales, is the daddy of a little son
whose arrival dates from a week ago
Saturday.
The wealth of Osnabrock as a farm
ing community is attested to by the
fact that its two banks carry deposits
amounting to 1926, 735. II.
Ben Shuley, a hardware merchant
at Edinburg, has filed a petition in
bankruptcy. He places his liabilities
at SIS, OS4 and his assets at $l2, 797.
Mrs. Felix McGauvran and daughter
were visitors from their home in the
vicinity of Osnabrock for a couple Of
days in the city with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Brady.
Miss Lucy Kartes of Wales has ac-
copied a position as teacher in the
public school at Darlington, for the
ensuing year and started on her duties
last week.
For baby's Group, Willie's daily cuts
and bruises, mammals sore throat,
Grandma's lameness-Dr. Thomas
Electric Oil-the household remedy.
25 and SOC.
Carl Heille, who has been assistant
with Manager Jos. Heille, of the
Wales cooperative farmers elevator,
is now in charge of the Donovan
elevator at Mowbray.
The Great Northern has put in a
new stock yard and loading shute at
Wales. 1t appears the persistency of
the towns commercial club made the
jim Hill corporation loosen up.
Calvin friends have received the
word during the week of the death of
Norman Bennett, a former resident,
who recently removed to the Canadian
Northwest two years ago.
Neil Mcleod and John Mckay are
two we'll known farmers northeast Of
Milton who each report a wheat acre
age. which yielded to exceed forty
bushels to the acre.
Editor Boyd's two sons, Russell and
Tennison, who have had much to do
with the management of the Hannah
Moon the past couple of years, have
this fall enrolled, the former 1t the
state university and the latter at the
University of Iowa.
Milton hsa an artist of rising fame
in Adolph Anderson, whose paintings
rank among the best to be seen in the
west. Mr.. Anderson has recently
completed a landscape and water scene
in Norway that was only on exhibition
for a day or two until it was sold.
The Hannah Moon tells of one
Cavalier county farmer who collected
$40 Of hail insurance for the damage
sustained by a field of wheat from
hail while the crop that was harvest
ed later went 261 bushels to the acre
when threshed.
A tract of townsite property at
Osnabrock was cropped to oats by
John A. Dahl and this fall yielded
upwards of 48 bushels to the acre.
Here's a tip of how vacant town pro-
perty can be made to do something
besides paying taxes.
Calio's new consolidated school
building, given a formal opening last
month, is being operated under diff
culties for the present owing to the
non-arrival of the seats and desks.
The heating plant is not installed yet
and the interior equipment will not be
complete until the middle of October.
According to the last issue of the
Milton Globe it appears that Sam
Eagleson is one of the few Cavalier
county farmers who will have ripe
seed corn this fall. Sam is one of the
most successful growers of garden
products and is also having an abun-
dance of green corn for table use this
fall.
Phil Schafer owns one of the best
show farms in the Calvin neighbor.
hood ,rl th;, xo,~ =, lo~oono%ro+S~r