Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-08-09


A son of William Campbell of Wal
hal]a has applied for enlistment in
the aviation corps.
A son is reported as arriving at the
farm home of Ed. Perius in the vicin-
ity of Wales last Saturday.
c. N. Rogers, of Calvin. is one of
Governor Frazier's appointees and
holds a deputy game w%ardenship over
Cavalier county.
IT'S rumored that DR.. A. H. Back
US will change his location from Wales
to Hannah, still giving time to his
Wales practice.
Sarles is this week turning all the
small change of the town over to a
carnival company that is putting on
shows for two days.
The Paxman store at Alsen has
been purchased by Paul M. GRADER,
who until lately has been with the T.
B. Hanson store at Munich.
Miss Violet Stewart returned Thurs.
day to her home at Milton from a
visit of owe a week with friends at
Langdon, Hannah and Sarles.
The birth rate of July at Munich
received another addition the 3tOh
ult when a daughter was born at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Thor
fnnson.
Two M. DIS, from over the state
have been looking I'VE Hannah as a
prospective location. DR.. George Dur
min, of Westhope and DR.. Hiltz, of
Kramer.
The Farmers Elevator Co., at Han
nah, has a new grain buyer this sea
son in Charles Tattle, formerly hold.
ing a similar position at Calvin.
Ripening crops in Fremont and Olga
township have suffered from hail in
the past week. The damage is re-
ported by adjusters as varying from
one to three bushels per acre.
Calvin is in the midst of harvest
ing its early crop of barley. Some
wheat also cut that will go over the
expectations of crop yield estimated
less than a month ago.
A juvenile band is being started
at Milton. The leader, Prof. w. l..
Dotson, Offering his services gratis
if the boys and girls will buy thei~
own instruments.
One of the most noticeable farm
property Improvements in western
Cavalier county is the large frame
barn or the up.to-date stock farm
of James Moffatt in Linden town.
ship.
Last night, the 9Th inst, was the
occasion of a dance given by patriotic
people of Wales in honor of the
boys of Company E.. The event of
last night was gotten up by the girls
of Wales.
Calvin and vicinity is not letting
the rest of the county overlook the
fact that it captured the sweepstakes
in the horse department at the county
fair with the blooded horse owned by
Porter & Sillers.
Heavy impure blood makes &
muddy, pimply complexion, head.
aches, nausea, indigestion. Thin
blood makes you weak, pale and sick
ly. For pure blood, sound digestion,
use Burdock Blood Bitters. ST.. q
at all stores.
In the Saturday storm in the vicin'
ity Of Osnabrock a bolt of lightning
struck the farm home of the Hugh
Douglas family. Mrs. Douglas, who
was standing at the screen door watch
ing the passing storm was rendered
unconscious for some time. He,
daughter, Miss Marion, also sustain
ed a slight shock.
Kenneth B. Williams, who three
weeks ago started the Hampdel
News, in the last issue begs off OF
account of news being scarce. H,
went to press a day ahead of time ant
has left town on a trip, intimatinl
that he does not expect to leav'
Hampden again for the same purpose
Sounds a good deal like the opening
of a new chapter in life's drama.
liver Mnsgjerd, a young nan who's
family home is at Osnabrock. sail
from New York on Sunday, the 15t
for Russia, where he will fill a posi-
tion in the branch house of a larg
, New York firm of wholesalers. TIL
voyage is being taken over the ex
IRENE northern route, landing in Nor
\ way, journeying from the port wher
, they land through Sweden and Fin
!. land to Russia.
ETNA-IZE with FARRELL