Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-09-12
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arrivalso Ut another girl baby.
Threshers in Trier to township are
paying their hands from fifty to
seventy--five cents per hour, owing
to the prevailing scarcity of help.
Calvin has girl shocking brigades
that have a record of having shocked
from thirty to forty acres a day and
the performance is being kept up six
days a week.
The Calvin Times has it that the
chicken season opens on Tuesday
next week, September 18th. Some
of the shooters out that way will
hardly stand for that.
Nick Berg of Trier township is
able to show a harvesting record of
cutting fifty acres in two hours and
a half. He had seven binders in
the field. That's going some.
r. A lazy liver leads to chronic dys.'
pepsia and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the
whole system. Doan's Regulets.
thirty cents a box, act mildly on the
liver and bowels. At all drug stores.
Nearly q thousand acres of crop
harvested tributary to Osnabrock this
fall has beens' shocked by the young
men and women of the town. JohnsJ.
Boyd is one of the big ,hustlers of the
town squads. !
Rev, Bennett. wholrecently was as
signed to the M. E. churches at o..
nabrock and Milton, has resigned to
accept a position on the. college fac.
ulty of his alma mater in :he state
of Kentucky.
Miss Helen Sweeney, daughter of
Jerome Sweeney, of Milton. left her
home last week and enters one of the
training camps near Chicago to take
up war work as an army nurse for
service abroad.
New residences are being erected
in Osnabrock this summer by P. j..
Hogan and Thomas Severson, two
pioneers of the town, who intend to
add much to the appearance of the
residential section of the Brock.
John Mcleod, an ex Calvin resident
who has been running ar elevator at
Lancers, Man, for a couple Of years
fhas returned; He says that the crop
IN that section is so poor that the
house he had charge OF ,hadsbeen
closed. ~. $40: 9Th,
Service flag Stationery is now%the
most popular thing in writing paper
and envelopes. We print IT with a
star forseach menaber--ef the fs mily
in the seExica.o . heis. county with
embaemessqf *tha bvaaehGsto which they
belong. Call and: see~samples and
get prices. u
Simon Metzger of Mt Carmel and
o. Thielen, whose family reside lat
Clyde left yesterday for Camp Lewis.
They registered for the; draft in Mon
ltana, where they had a homestead
and have been making q. visit with
the folks here before. starting upon
their military training : a.:
/ Last weeks OsnabrocksIndependent
notes the birth on the 3oth ult., of a
son to Mrs. j. M. Shingler, who has
been at the parental home at Bowes.
mont, since the death of Ter husband,
who was pastor of the Osnabrock
church at the time of his death a
couple of months ago.
The family of L. L. Gardner Of
Hannah. who succeeds H. E. Fay as
assistant cashier at the First
National bank arrived from their
former home at Hannah on Friday
and are costly domicilein the newly
remodeled Mercer residence property
on the corner Of Spruce and Fourth
streets.
DR.. E. T. Boyd. the son of the edi.
tor of the Hannah Moon, whose we'd
ding to Miss Brignal was an item of
NEWS Ill LLSS0 CO1UiIlL6 1doC WSSh, has
gone to Fort Oglethorpe, Ga., in ans
wer to his call to join the: army
medical corps as a lieutenant The
dental office he had opened at Hannah
has been closed until after the wal.
Deputy Collector of Customs Nc.
Intosh is back again at his post after
spending a week or SO at his farm 10
Cavalier county, where he tossed
the sheaves of golden grain into shocks
and hob nobbed with, nature. IN &C.
says that his crop is good for at leas]
twentyibushels to the acre, apd he
has raised the price of hiss# lant
another ten dollars per acre-Aaneri-
can, Antlers, N. D. e
DR.. w. H. Porter. of Calvin, VIII,
s incidentally is in line for election
in the fall as democratic state!seha
tor from the Eighteenth district wa
in the city on Saturday, returning tt
hia home in the weatern mart Of tn,