Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-30
Local Happenings

The board of county commissioners
will convene on Monday of next
week for the regular October quar-
terly meeting.
Milton sent a quartette of fair
ines to the Forks via auto to hear
Scott sing in grand opera at the
Auditorium.
Stilwell postoffice has again been
discontinued and patrons are getting
their mail at Langdon Mt. Carmel
and Elkwood.
The city council will dispose of its
regular monthly grist of municipal
business at the October meeting of
next Monday evening,
It is currently reported that five
arrests upon the charge of theft were
made Immediately following the re-
lent disastrous fire at Hannah.
Another month and the election
will be here-this is the open season
tor the office seeking candidate in his
hunt for votes. Go get EN- boys.
The death is reported at the Osna'
brock home of D. B. Holland, of the
the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs Halton
Il had only lived to the age of about
Two months.
Munich is furnishing quite q sized
Quota of winter excursionists to the
10 Grande valley of Southern Texas
st as soon as the fall work is
,ampleted.
The potato market let go this
eek to the extent that local buyers
,ught to be able to secure the bal
ance of their winter supply for not
to exceed a dollar a bushel.
Mesdames H, E. Price and M. l.
Forkner. autoed from here on Tues
day to points in Pembina and Grand
Forks county to attend district meet
ings of the Rebeccas as delegates
from the Langdon lodge of that order
The hotel accommodation problem
is just as veXing q question as it
ever was and our visiting teachers of
institute week are to quite an extent
being cared for in the hospitable
homes of Il townspeople.
Tuesday morning, September 9th,
recorded the first killing frost of the
season, which was accompanied by a
light fall Of snow, the whole stage
setting together, with the stiff wind
from the northwest. giving the day
quite a wintry touch and appearance,
Saturday afternoon the football,
eleven of the Langdon high schoo
play their first game of the season.
They go over to Devils Lake to play
the high school team there, with the
prospect of a return game here be-
fore the season closes
The state auto license inspector
has been here several days during
the week and a number Of uelin
quents who did not possess tag
will recall his unexpected and not al,
together welcome visit in a financial
way for some time to come.
Wednesday of last week at the
Faifdale home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oh
Braaten occurred the wedding O:
their daughter. Miss Betsey, and Mr..
Elmer Nelson, The groom is one O
the popular younger set at Osnsbrocl
and a son of the late Gunder Nelson
Osnabrock with two banks show
total deposits amounting to 1924, Al!
in the call statements that appeare,
in last weeks Osnabrock Record
For some time past Osnabrock ha
been one of the leading centers @
wealth over the county,
1t is understood that Mrs. Devane
and son. Edwin, will go south for tn
winter and will likely number anon:
the Langdon colony who are establis
ing a migratory residence in tn
famed Lower Valley of the Ri
Grande in Southern Texas, Attor
ney Devaney will accompany them o
the trip, but his stay will be brief.
Since the discovery of traces O
oil on the Roderick Beauchamp farr
at Olga a few weeks ago, oil ha
been leaking into the wells of quit
a number of farms in that neighbor
hood. If these finds stand investiga
tion by experts the railroad probler
in sc far as Olga is concerned vii
be settled for once and all time.