Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-03-08
'''9 Et2 County.

i Band boys at Milton will have a
/ st. Patrick's eve benefit dance March
10th.
Many wolves have been killed by
farmers around Milton this winter.
The proceeds of the home talent
[ play at Wales is to furnish a Victrola
for the school.
Millions high school is rehearsing
1.-THE Rivals" "a five act comedy that
will be staged about March 18th.
The ruins of Osnabrock's $40, 600
fire of a week ago is being viewed by
large numbers from neighboring towns.
John j. Ross is the deputy of Sheriff
Fred l.. Thompson at Hannah and
along the northern line of the county.
David Charbonneau, of Olga, is
under the care of a doctor, resultant
of a rib fracture in a bad fall at his
home.
DR.. H. F. Kammann, the M. D..
at Hannah, is in St. Paul under the
treatment of a specialist for ear
trouble.
St. Patrick's eve, Friday, March
18th, is the date of a masquerade ball
to be given by the Modern Woodmen
camp at Calvin.
Osnabrock's newly organized band
gave its initial public performance at
the big blowout held last week by
the Woman order.
Calvin rural route No. l has H. T..
Covert as carrier pro TEN until the
result of the recent civil service ex-
animation has been learned.
The Lenten season is evidently not
without good results at Munich, a
Sunday school having been organized
there within the past week.
Wales sent a delegation composed
of Jos. Heille, Frank ]. Fischer and
VIM. Dew, to the grain growers con-
v%ention held last week at Fargo.
Wales new peace officer is H. G.
Renfrow, who is to fill out the unex-
pired term of George Borho. who has
moved out of town, onto a farm.
E. W. Howes, of Storlie town
ship, has made several carload ship.
ments of horses to Montana during
FEBRUARY. He claims there is quite
a shortage there.
The widow of the late William
johnson, of Hannah, has received
from the Yeoman order a check for
ST., 600, the amount of insurance de.
ceased carried in the order.
Huron townships consolidated
school held a social and entertainment
at which the proceeds Melted $ll7.
The teachers in charge are the Misses
Irene and Blanche Murphy of this city.
Osnabrock's public school pupils
are collecting waste paper around
town. A ton shipment to be made
soon is expected to net upwards of
$40 for school purposes.
The Chautauqua association at Wal
halla expects shortly to make an.
nouncement of the dates of the as
sembly to be held this summer, also
of the program Of this popular out.in-
the.air weeks gathering.
Grimsi Goodman, seven miles north
east of Milton in East Alma township,
sold to Henry Windemuth, the Lang
don butcher, sixteen head of young
cattle. The amount involved in the
transaction being 81, $50.
Wales has found a lot of indoor
sport this winter in the local bowling
alley. Last week the ''married''
team took revenge on the "Lonelies''
defeating them by a total score of
l27 in a series Of six games.
At Osnabrock regular Sunday even.
ing services have lately been held by
the Methodist pastor from Milton, in
the McGregor livery barn. The unique
idea does not appear to affect the at
tendance-in fact some go that would
not if il were in church.
Thursday morning of last week the
wife of William Dickson, a highly
respected pioneer of Linden township
from the first organization of western
Cavalier county. died quite suddenly
at her home, two miles south of Han.
nah, the cause of death being heart,
failure.