Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-07-05
AROUND Ft2 County.

OsnabrOck 10 laying considerable
new cement sidewalk this summer.
Friday Of next week, July 18th, is
the date set for the Yeoman's annual
picnic at Daniels.
Glenila town board still holds down
the speed limit for autos in Calvin to
ten miles an hour.
The two banks at Sarles show a
line of deposits in their last state.
ments of 1929, O36. SO.
Deposits of the two banks at Wales
in call statements issued last week
reached a total of $273, 795. 20.
Gallo, with its band, baseball team
and good program of sports. had a
patriotic celebration of the Glorious
Fourth yesterday.
Frank Slama, of Osnabrock, has en-
listed in the Grafton company of the
North Dakota National Guard with
orders to report July 18th.
Clyde was the Mecca of quite q
large sized crowd of patriots of west
ern Cavalier county at a Fourth of
July celebration yesterday.
School census figures for Henderson
township shows a population in the
district of PIG children of school age
-1l4 boys and 1O2 girls.
Wales had a non partisan league
picnic Saturday at which the speakers
were A. E. Bowen and j. M. Baer,
the leagues candidate for congress.
Hannah closed its five day chautau-
qua with a balance of $11O. II on the
right side of the ledger which goes
as a donation to the end town Red
Cross society.
Milton has four of its lady teachers
who are attending the summer term
of training school at the state univer.
sity at Grand Forks during the sum.
mer vacation.
Donnie Schiller, landlord of the u,
c. T. hotel at Gallo, is feeling eft
as a fiddle'' since undergoing treat
ment for rheumatism at a Turtle Lake.
Wis, sanitarium.
Sar]es released the quarantine on
the two remaining homes infected
with smallpox in time to enable the
lnterned inmates to celebrate the
Fourth of July yesterday.
Mt. Carmel band was in evidence
at West Hope township farmers club
picnic when the Glorious Fourth was
yesterday at Elkwood.
Smith Duncan. of Calvin, is report.
ed as having traded his International
tractor, a separator and blowing out
tit for a quarter section of land in
Trail county.
Rev. Philips, recently installed as
pastor of the Baptist church at Calvin,
is reported as having transferred his
field of labor to a PASTORAL charge at
ASoAs WyOIllIlS.
Harold Walen, son of j. A. Walen.
of the hardware and furniture firm of
M. O. Strom & Co., is here from
Michigan. N. D., to assist in the
store during his summer vacation.
Automobile buyers to the number
of an even half dozen are reported at
Sarles in the last issue of the Advo.
cate. Improved crop conditions occa-
by June rains are to blame.
Robert Ireland, a we'll known Young
farmer in Fremont township residing
west Of Walhalla a short distance
was married last week to Miss Me-
Martin, of St. Thomas.
Hannah takes another step upward
as n of Cavalier county's financial
centres in its call statement of The
towns two banks, showing as thew
do deposit aggregating 1894, 875. IS.
Two new arrivals were chronicled
IN last weeks Osnabrock Independent.
A daughter at the D. S. Ward home
on June 25th and another girl babv to
and Mrs. A. Pellitier on the 26th.
The Great Northern section fore
man, Huge McInnes, at Hannah. il
laid up from injuries sustained when
the seat on the gasoline speeder gave
way. Others of the crew suffered
lesser injuries.
Hannah has awakened to q realiza.
ton that a commercial club helps tn
put a town on the map and keep if
there. An organization of end town
business men upon that plan was
effected last Friday evening.
Clyde lodge X. of P. had a big re-
union on Wednesday of last week
when a large number of visitors from
Osnabrock, Cando and other pvthian
towns within auto distance. to tho
number of eighty attended.
Masons from Langdon, osnabrock
and Union rnitod ,,;+L