Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-05-11
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Millions civic league is planning to
have a Clean Up Day toward the close
of the month.
Sarles is building an addition to
the jail as one of its town improve
rents this spring.
The Munich Herald has a new fore
man, Harold S. Snyder, who halls
from Big Lake. Mimi.
Munich appears to be the only town
in the county that has a creamery in
operation so far this spring.
The State Bank OF Sarles has in
stalled q burglar proof safe with d
ae~yenty-two hour time lock movement
Postmaster Fred Hinkle, of Clyde,
is one of the board Of directors of the
North Dakota children's home at
Fargo.
One Munich merchant, II. levin,
bought 1900 dozen eggs from far
mers iii that vicinity in four days last
of week.
Tennis will be popular with Sarles
young people this summer, a club be-
ing organized by players Of the game
last week.
Hannah has a student at the Valley
City state normal. Ben McNiven. who
IS making good as short.stop on the
base bali team.
VIM. Moran. the Calvin butcher,
bought d four month old calf last
w-ek from John Porter hat tipped
the scale at 47O pounds.
The Mountaineer announces the
birth OF twins, a boy and girl on May
Bird to MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Rivard at
their home in Walhalla.
Cal win last week gave a fitting
send-o if TO Rev. l.. Mckinnon, pastor
of the Baptist church for seven years.
He is removing to Cooperstown.
Fire started in a livery barn at Mil
ton Tuesday morning at an early hour
1t was discovered by dancers leaving
the opera house i'll time to avert a
disastrous blaze.
Nekoma's ball team lines up with
q. L. Smith as manager and William
ellis as captain. Their schedule of
games will be played mainly with
towns along the 500.
Trier Catholic church next Monday,
the 18th inst, will be the scene of
the wedding Of two popular young
people Of Munich, Miss Madaline Cos
griff ana Mr.. George Wicorek.
Nicholas Schriener, aged eighty
two years died Tuesday at the home
of his son near Osnabrock. The re-
mains were shipped to his old home
al St, Cloud, Mimi, for burial.
Mrs. Catherine McKinnon, aged
seventy eight years. died during the
week at The home Of her daughter,
Mr9. &, i. Ayres, at Sarles. De-
ceased vas q native of Scotland.
The Hannah Moon states that TWO
end-town boys, Earl Treleaven anc
Alex. 1icLean viii acquire Bachelor
of Arts degrees at the commencement
Of The University Of North Dakota
tins spring.
Senator G.. W. Plain received tn,
news from the old home at Aurora,
H.. Of The unexpected death of Mrs.
William Plain, the wife of hi,
brother, well known to quite a large
number of Milton people.
Neche had a fire on the early morn
ing of the anne day as the Langdor
con1agration. The $50, 900 loss a
Neche included the hotel, postofice
millinery store, implement house ant
harness shop. The fire originated il
an old barn at the rear of the hotel.
Walhalla has a bunch of youne
boys that owing to lack of prope
home training are likely to wind-u7
IN the state reform school at Mandan
Last week a bunch of these youn,
tcughs broke into the home Of Fathe
LaChance and did considerable thiev
cry.
Many Cavalier county resident
along the boundary line have the ac
quaintance of r. K. Perry, who ha
been the Mowbray agent of the c. P
Ry. depot during the entire thrice
years since the branch line was bull
to the boundary line. The past wee
Mr.. Perry has been checked out an
removed to Hartney, Man., to accep
a better position. The leaving of tn
Perrys was the occasion of a farewell
hannnat and an addresa from thei