Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-06-14

pupils of the lower grades in the Dry
burg grove by their teachers, Misses
Rogan and O'Reilly 2
A Red Cross organization has been
formed in Moscow township and on
Saturday, June 23rd, a picnic and
auction sale will be held at the Bart
Shields farm. All proceeds will go
to the Red Cross work.
A Gallo resident to get "hooked-up''
to a June bride is John Seifert, the
assistant cashier of therFarmers and
Merchants State Bank. The event is
statded to have happened at St. Cloud d,
Mimi, the BRIDES home.
A Munich party composed of H. A.
Reimer, G. A. Freisen, ]. D. Derksen,
Mrs. Anna Peters recently looked over
government lands that are being OPEN
ed for homesteading on the White
Earth Indian reservation~in Montana.
The Wales Progress publisher will
put into effect July LIST an enactment
that will make its mailing list "bone
dry so far as dead head readers are
concerned. Delinquent subscrib e r g
more than a year in arrears will be
cut out.
Pat Reardon, a Munich volunteer
who has enlisted in the National
Guard of this state, was the color
bearer leading the band and company
of young men who had registered at
Munich in the parade atL angdon last
Tuesday.
There was such a discrepancy be-
tween the architects estimate and
the figures of the bids for the ION.
tract that the board of education at
Hannah decided to abandon the idea
of building a new school house until
next year.
Dan McAllen the Osnabrock merch-
ant prince is reported as having pur-
chased an entire stock of merchandise
which vas offered for aale last week
at Minot. This will mean that Dan
will shortly be putting on another big
sale at the Brock.
The Hannah drug store of H. l..
Francis has Saturday of this week
advertised as cred Cross Day."
On that date the entire receipts of
the soda water and ice cream sales
will be turned over to the Hannah
Red Cross society.
James Austin was a north bound
passenger Saturday returning to Han.
nah from Park River, where he was
one of the speakers to address the
class at the fourth annual commence.
ment exercises of the Walsh county
agricultural and training school.
Osnabrock is one of the banner
towns over the county when it comes
to subscribing for stock lin the United
States patriotic bond issue, known as
the Liberty Loan. Its apportionment
was SO, 600, while the purchase of
bonds by the townspeople to date is
stated as exceeding $40. 900.
Johann Curing, a resident of the
immediate vicinity of Munich for the
past nineteen years died last week
aged seventy-five years. The ceme-
terry in which his remains were inter.
red is plated on land which he do.
mated to the town at the time of its
organization for a burial ground.
Calvin is one of the towns in Cava.
lier county where the people are sub
scribing literally for Liberty Loan
Bonds. Several thousand dollars worth
have been disposed of to people there
in addition to good sized bunch of
bonds that Banker Archie Sillers' fl.
nancial institution has taken up.
Wales had a big crowd of visitors
as wind up to its Registration Day.
At six o'clock a..base ball game was
called, the visiting team coming from
Hannah. The home team won by a
score of 5 to 3. The dance which
followed was attended by over a hun