Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-02-28
's'4 4t' County.

Six births in the vicinity OF Wal
halla were recorded in last weeks is
sue of the Mountaineer,
Munich's Red Cross workers have
made another 5000 investment in
yarn within the past week
Pembina county announces July
10th, 18th and 18th as the dates of its
annual county fair to be held at
Hamilton.
On the 21st inst, a little daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. liver L.
Dahl at their home in the vicinity of
Osnabrock.
If all reports are to be given due
credence the sno has gone so fast
around Weaver that they are getting
ready for the springs work.
Camp N O.. 2911 of the Modern
Woodman at Osnabrock is making a
new record this winter in gains in its
membership.
Chas. Schurman, has resigned his
Job with the Robertson Lumber Co.,
at Walhalla, left last week with the
Minnesota draft men for Camp Dodge
Tomorrow night, March LIST. home
talent at Munich puts on Somewhere
in France" for the benefit of the
Red Cross.
Sam Lewis of Hannah, was the
purchaser of a yearling registered
Percheron stallion at the Eddie Evans
sale of last week.
Henry Taylor left his home at
Gallo during the week for Grand
Forks, where his offer for enlistment
in the U. S. navy was accepted.
Washington's Birthday was given
an appropriate wind.up in. the evening
at Milton by a home talent Red Cross
entertainment.
: Fred Poir of Osnabrock enlisted in
the signal corps at Grand Forks in
the past week and has been sent to
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, TO: train
ing.
Junior Red Cross workers at Han.
nah are among the first to report re.
suits since organizing recently. Last
Thursday evening they had a pie So
cial which Melted $54.
Catching onto t'bobs'' is beginning
to bring in the returns on the casual.
ty list. A son of Melvin Hill at
Hannah had a leg badly fractured
while sleigh riding last week.
Munich high school has two fast
playing basket ball teams the girls
have so far Vol all the games played.
One from Egeland and the other from
Lakota.
The son of Postmaster Deschenes,
of Walhalla, who was with Sousa's
U. S. Marine band at Great Lakes
naval training station is now over in
France furnishing music for the boys.
Among the men of national repute
who will feature on the program of
the Chautauqua assembly at Wal.
halla early next July is Hon.
William Jennings Bryan.
Miss Agnes Mae Patterson, for
merly engaged in nursing at Walhalla
leaves Grand Forks about March LIST
with a party of Red Cross nurses who
have volunteered for service in France
P. C. Dicks home near Munich
mourns the unexpected visitation by
death in which their loss is a three
month old baby boy. 1nterment
followed Friday in the Mennonite
cemetery at Rosehill.
"A. A. Scott became the owner of
a residential property at Hannah last
week in a deal through which he
parted with his Maxwell car and
some cash in the trade.
Editor S. J.. A. Boyd, in his Pacific
coast trip writes to the readers Of
the Moon in last weeks issue, stat.
ing that he experienced thirty below
zero weather at Prince Rupert, B.
C. He is now at Vancouver, where he
expects to spend considerable time
Four Moscow township boys, Alb
A. Krohn, Henry Arens, Abe Hep
pner and Jacob Loewen, have latel
enlisted in the army, instead o:
awaiting their turn in the militar
draft.
Osnabrock and vicinity has hear
from several of its sons during tn
week who are with the 10th Trencl
Mortar Battery in France. The boy
who have written home are Art Krei
and George and William L. Rourke.
OF. Riehoff, former editor of tn
Milton Globe and more recently wit
the Bottineau Courant, is now at tn
head of the Northwestern Service b.
reau of the o partisan league at il
state headquarters at Fargo.
Twa hand nainted pictnres one dr