Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-09-20

MISS Mde oCOeUey, I'd lighter OIL
Chas. Scoebey, of Beaulieu, was
taken to Grand Forks for hospital
treatment to undergo an operation
for appendicitis.
Tennyson Boyd, son of Editor Boyd,
of Hannah, has returned to Iowa City,
Ia, to complete his course in DENTS.
try after a visit home during the va.
cation.
Wales contributed more recruits
this week to Co. E. Sergt's. Kjose,
Radford, Lothspeich and Private
Ringwald were the detail handling
the enlistment campaign.
The Wales Progress was at a dis
advantage last week while Editor Pat
Glidden took a day off picking choke
cherries along the Pembina at the
Fish Trap.
Banker and Mrs. C. B. Mcmillan
returned last week from a 1900 mile
auto run covering parts of Montana,
Saskatchewan and Manitoba in their
new car.
The Munich practice of DR.. Lind
ner is being cared for by DR.. Branyon
of the neighboring town of Clyde.
Doc Lirdner has entered the medical
corps of the U. S. army.
The Llewellyn setter, Relay Frush,
owned by Banker Drews, of Munich,
"a a prize winner and captured ad-
ditional honors at a field trial held
last week at Armand, Man.
The wife of j. H. Mccullough,
the pioneer in the land business at
Milton, is recovering slowly from an
operation recently undergone in one
of the Mayo hospitals at Rochester,
MINI.
A threshing accident is reported
from the vicinity Of Munich in which
Levi Hall had a hand so badly crush.
ed that two fingers had to be ampu.
tated, it happened while backing the
engine.
Towns along the Munich and Sarle!
branch of the Great Northern are on
the look out for store burglars who
in the past week have broken int
hardware stores at Lawton and Ed,
more.
The federal farm loan bank at ST.
Paul has an appraiser placing valua
tions on property of several prospec
tive borrowers in several parts of tn,
county. Sixteen applications fol
loans have been made.
The widow of the late Congress
man H. T. Helgeson and her daugh
ter, Mrs. D%ougherty, of Minot, ar,
visiting the family home at Milton
arriving during the week from Wash
ington, D. C.
The wife of James Austin, tn,
Hannah live stock breeder, has spent
most of the summer in the Catskil
Mountains, and is visiting her broth
er, a lawyer in New York city, be-
fore returning.
The name of the new printer on tn
Munich Herald is Drinkwater. Sine
North Dakota and eleven other state
are o bone dry his name doesn'
cut the significance that it did as tn
cognomen of a North Dakota typo.
Martin Arneson, who graduated a
a grain buyer with the Farmers Ele
vatnr Co., at Wales, is moving thi
fall to OAK River, Man, where h
takes charge of an elevator for tn
Northern Grain Company, Of Winni
peg.
One of the big farm sales to b
held in the vicinity of Wales this ia
will be at Peter P. Schneider's. Til
equipment of machinery, horses an
live stock is sure to make the sale al
tract a big crowd of buyers. IT vii
be pulled off by the veteran au,
tioneer, Tony Kieffer.
John Fowler, who resigned the pe
sition of depot agent with the Gre,
Northern, at Munich, when drafte
for military service. since arrivin
at Fort Dodge, has been assigned
the field signaling corps. He writ,
Munich friends that he is we'll sati
fed with life in the army service.
The treasurer's report of Sarl,
special school district shows an lite
of cash on hand Of $40, 096. 90, +,
1 which over SO, 900 had accumulate
In Ito sInkinn fund IL alan hnn inn.,