Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-04-27
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Munich's teachers meeting is post
poned from April 29th to May 18th.
A class of ten were confirmed at
Dorve Lutheran church, east of Osna-
brock by Rev. Aarthun.
In the vicinity of Hannah the Moon
reports seeding operations started on
the Will Tessman farm April Goth.
An auto garage and repair shop is
being put in at Nekoma by Messrs
Seyerson & Cooley of Grand Forks.
Harry Jeffrey, a Hannah boy grad.
yates from baggage smasher'' at the
end town to depot agent at Derrick.
On the Rush Lake farm of Albert
Thompson a calf was drowned in the
barn. The water rose in one hour.
O~snabrock's "kid" ball team have
a box social tomorrow night to raise
funds with which to start the season.
Train service on the Sarles branch
was cutoff several days owing to d
bridge being washed out by high water
F%airdale's re.organized cornet band
reached the stage where they are Civ.
ing open air Sunday afternoon con-
certs.
Trier township was represented at
the n%on-partisan mass meeting at
Devils Lake by Peter Schiller and
Aug. Korb.
Albert Linn and wife, former o.
nabrock residents, are the parents of
a daughter born at Bisbee, N. D.,
on April 18th.
S. P. Solberg last week reopen
ed the Commercial Hotel which has
been improved and overhauled since
he purchased the property
j.. j.. Kohnen, a former we'll known
%auctioneer, at Park River is now To-
Gated at Fairdale, as travelling repre-
sentative of the Robertson Land Co.
A, A. Scott, the Hannah hotelman,
was seized with a fainting spell in the
barber chair Saturday evening. He re-
vived, pehaps the razor helped "pull'
him through.
The Ct. N. is improving its stock
yard at Osnabrock, There is to be a
second pen with new feed racks, a
covered shed, troughs and a we'll for
watering stock.
Rev. John Mcdonald resigned the
passionate of the Presbyterian church
at Walhalla and removes to Souris.
N. D., where he has accepted a call.
He was formerly located at Osnabrock
Bert White, a brother of Mrs. Ed.
Porter, of Calvin, who recently re-
moved from this county to Moose Jaw,
Sask., this spring is reported to have
enlisted with the Canadian contingent.
Rev. McKinnon, of Calvin, has
been rendered a call to the pastorate
of the Baptist church at Cooperstown,
where he has been filling a vacancy
in the pulpit on two different occasions
recently.
The belated arriva! of spring has
eventually put the Gallo hockey club
on the "blink.' There's a bunch
there that would keep on chasing the
"puck'' until the Fourth of July if
Old Sol would only furnish the ice.
Frank Hoffarth was among the first
in the Mt. Carmel settlement to get
started on the springs work last
week and as soon as seeding is done
will get busy on the new barn that
will replace the one he lost by fire
the early part of the winter.
The Ct. Northern's section boss at
Hannah threatens to punish to the
limit if caught a number of young
me and boys of the end town who
have been %perfecting their aim with
22-rifles by shooting the glass insula-
tors off cross trees of the telegraph
poles.
DR.. Kammann, the M. D., at Han
nah, was submerged to a depth of
four feet and had a strenuous time
while crossing a slough returning
from a professional call to Calvin dur
ing the high water of the spring
freshlets. He left his cutter in the
bottom of the slough and completed
the journey homeward on horseback.
Reports of springs work over the
county for the close of last week
found little if any seeding done. An
exception to the general rule, how
ever, being the large farms of the
Wild estate and Senator Plain near
Easily and Osnabrock, where, the
land being high and dry, quite an
acreage of wheat is stated as having
been put in with the drill and finish
ed up by Saturday night.