Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-06-24
AROUND 4t2 County.

1t is reported that the Northwestern
hotel at Hannah will be open to the
public about July LIST.
Sarles has "called off" its stock
show advertised to have been held
next Tuesday, the 29th inst.
A vote of 70 to 80 favored the re-
tanning of the present high school
system over at Hampden last week.
1t is noted that Banker C. B. Nc
MILAN is putting in a system of water
works at his Hillcrest farm near
Hannah.
Mrs. Watt returned to the city dur
ing the week from a visit of several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Mid
daugh at jamestown.
Prof. Zingg, principal of the Wales
school has gone to the University of
North Dakota, where he will attend
the summer school during vacation
Alex McFarlane returned yesterday
from his trip to Exeter, Ont, to
which place he accompanied the re-
mains of his mother about three weeks
ago.
For any itching skin trouble, piles,
eczema, salt rheum, hives, itch, scald
head, herpes, scabies, Doan's ONT
ment is highly recommended. SOC at
all stores.
E. j. Hanggi of Clyde and Mike
Wirth of Munich are two up to date
farmers of southwestern Cavalier
county who are building silos this
summer.
Alfred Heel, a former assistant Of
the Farmers Bank of Munich, is now
manager of a string of banks in
northern Minnesota and it is noted
that a pair of twin boys arrived at his
home in Biwabek, Mimi, about a
week ago.
J.. A. Anderson and He. Otteson
of Calvin went through to Milton on
yesterdays train to take IN the doings
at the Mortimer reunion. Returning
they stop off here to attend the meet
ing of school officers to be held tomor-
row and Saturday.
Tomorrow, Friday evening, there
will be a lecture entitled THE Three
Dimensions of Education' by Prof.
Squires of the University of North
Dakota delivered before the teachers
} of Cavalier county attending the insti-
tute. 1t will be at the assembly hall
in the Langdon high school. The
public are invited to attend. Nc
charge for admission.
) Issac kitchin and wife who have
been making a tour of the Pacific
: coast and the southern states since
1 leaving here the early part of last
: winter, were returning passengers the
u latter part of the week. They have
> spent the intervening months yer.
t %enjoyably in travel and will likel,
) decide to remain through the summe,
at the K1tchin home in Waterloo
township.
Sheriff and Mrs. j. Kelland mourn
the loss of their five year old littI'
daughter, Dorothy, who passed ava,
at their home on north Sixth stree
yesterday morning at an early hou
after being i'll for about two weeks
+. The, funeral is being held this after
! noon from the home, where a shor
service will be conducted by Rev. Jas
+ Opie of the Methodist church. TIL
bereaved family have the sympathy o
: the community in their hour of atflic
ton.
The Dresden band boys have larg
n colored posters out announcing tina
" Dresden has made arrangements to lie
the eagle scream in fine shape o
Monday, July 9Th. They have a bi
q program of sports, races and game
" arranged, which together with othe
attractions, including a big open a
bowery dance, with lots of ban
music, will fill in the afternoon in fin
shape. The picnic is to be in tn
le Machacek grove n mile south {
Dresden. There are two base ba
games billed for the day and in tn
evening the celebration closes with
display of fireworks that is guarantee
n to be a good one.
1t Qaod picnic rnrcoccinoc