Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-11-08
AROUND 4t9 County.

as being a little daughter.
Mrs. Thos. Heating was here dur.
ing the week a couple of days from
Easily visiting friends.
The board of directors of Mimic
townships consolidated school has
got the SIS, 900 insurance on it's fire
loss fixed up.
The girls auxiliary of the Soldier,
Aid at Wales hold a bazaar on Friday
e vening of next week, the 10Th inst.
There will also be good things to eat.
A basket social in School No 2 of
Moscow township Melted $1O2 for the
Red Cross fund Of that neighborhood
one evening of last week.
Osnabrock's fire department has
engaged Finley's ki]tie orchestra for
its grand ball, an annual event on
New Years night.
This week the Wales Progress is
giving space to a letter from one of
its soldier boys, Burney Kjose,a. of
Company e.. now in camp at Long
Island, N. Y.
A car of hard coal, unloaded last
Thursday at Wales is stated by the
Progress as having lasted about as
long as the proverbial SNOWFALL in
Hades.
Emil D. Vert and Miss Lucille
Siguaw, were a popular Osnabrock
young couple to be married on the
31st ult., at the Catholic church in
Olga.
The..Catholic church ladies at Osna.
brock Melted a substantial financial
return from a chicken supper and ba-
zaar held last evening.
The Meistersingers male quar-.
tette, with organ chimes, is the next
number of the lyceum series, at
Wales, Monday of next week, the
Itch inst. is the date.
Sarles had a visit last week from
the assistant state fire marshal, who
is making an official inspection of
towns over the northern part Of the
state. y
DR.. H. w. F. Law, formerly of
Hannah, is at Hillcrest, hospital,
in Minneapolis, under treatment for
goiter. 1t is reported that his con-
dition is improving but slowly.
A former Hannah boy. Howard
Adams, now located at Vancouver.
B. c., is reported as being on the
fighting front in France with the
Canadian artillery.
Munich's public school was repre-
sented at the state educational meeting
held at Bismarck last week by Prof.
H. A. Thompson, principal of the
high school.
The townships of Bruce and HUI.
ron, together with the town of CLYDE.
were apportioned Sill, 800 as their
quota of Libety Bonds. They over
subscribed this amount, SIS, 500 worth
of bonds being sold.
Hannah, the first Cavalier county
town to organize a Red Cross society
branch got a Double A grade on a
large consignment of goods shipped
lately to the Northwestern head quar-
tiers in Minneapolis.
Roger, the eldest son of Martin C.
Olson, who grew up as a boy at
Hannah, has left the family home
near Sarles and enlisted, even though
he was too young to be included in
the draft.
Hannah had a Company E. benefit
entertainment n evening last week
netting $50. 90 to help furnish Christ
mas boxes for Cavalier county soldier
boys who are at Camp Mineola. in
New York state.
Hannah reports a mirage of
wonderful clearness of view last Fri.
day morning in which towns and farm
buildings at a distance of thirty miles
away doomed up distinctly on the
horizon, between seven and eight
o'clock in the morning.
Cement and brick work on the Fars
mers Bank of Munich is going right
ahead despite the early setting in of
winter. The prospect now is for the
completion of the job and the INSTALL
ing of the steam heating plant before
the opening of the new year.
The Bogstie boys of Munich, who
are at Camp Mineola, NY, write
to their mother, Mrs. Ole Bogstie,
that Company E. is now near enough
to an Atlantic seaport for convenient
transportation to the deck of an ocean
liner OF short notice.
Calvin's branch of the Red Cross
society publishes a report which
shows a growth to 1873 members
since it's organization in July. Ban
ker Archie Sillers is at the head al