Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-02-26
'F'4 4t2 County.

A new M. D. at Milton to locate
there lately is DR.. Panek, formerly
practicing at Adams.
DR.. O'Brien, who until recently
has practiced in Chicago, is opening
a dental office in Milton this spring.
His family home is at Park River.
Since the first of the month the
Milton Telephone Co., has been CIV
ing it's town patrons a day and night
service.
The Walhalla Mountaineer, after
sizing up the Winters snowfall is on
the look out for high water at the
breakup this spring.
Three weeks combating the flu
night and day put Doc Porter, of
Calvin. temporarily out of the run
ming.
Henry Meyers and daughter, Miss
Rose are Wales residents spending
the week with Mr. and Mrs. j. F.
Halloran at Mowbray.
Five obituary notices in last
weeks issue Of the Munich Herald
give evidence Of the heavy toll the
flu epidemic made on that town.
Munich's orchestra. recently organ.
lied by Editor Harold Snyder, has
been given the local appellation of
"snyder's Snappy Six"
1t is a little late perhaps but con-
gratulations are extended just the
same to Arthur Plante and wife of
Olga upon the arrival of a daughter
upon the Bird inst.
Four deaths, the father, one
daughter and two sons, occurred dur
ing the flu epidemic at the Peter
Flom home near Milton in three
weeks. The farm is south of Milton.
Gilman Rude. assistant cashier at
the First National Bank at Osna-
brock, was married on the 18th inst.
to Miss Elizabeth Laben, at the
family home of the bride three miles
north of O%snabrock.
Calvin has decided to continue
keeping its public schools closed un.
til March lst. The Times intimates
that there is no precepitible let up
Of flu cases around there.
Munich town improvements have
started early this year. The Great
Northern depot has painters at work,
both inside and out. This is an
event which the company gives at
tention to ABOUT once in a decade.
Saturday was tag day for the Y.
w. C. A., at Calvin and the young
girls of that town found no trouble
in more than raising the $50 quota
of Calvin to the Cavalier county ap.
preparation.
W. A. Darnell, a former depo,
agent at Munich, it is learned was
victim of the flu last week on hi
farm near Lakota. He leaves
young wife and family Of three small
children.
Several Cavalier county towns are
beginning to show signs of a%ctivit,
along baseball lines since it becam,
known that Starkweather has organ
lied and got a fund of So, 600 raise,
to finance a winning team through
the season.
Saturday, March 18th, is the dat
set for the examination of applicant
! for the job of postmaster at Calvin
The retiring postmaster is Ed;torAr
J mold and there is supposed to be no
? less than a half dozen aspirants TO
T the lob
:, Ole J. Eide will be among tn
property builders at Calvin durin,
the coming ummer. Until his perma
nent home is ready for occupancy h
has moved into the Baptist parson
y age, which for some time has bee,
vacant.
. Osnabrock post of the America
. Legion held a largely attended Sol
= diers Memorial in the town hall OF
Sunday afternoon. Honor was don
the men whose supreme sacrifice ha
4. given Osnabrock and vicinity gol
den stars on its service flag
h Neil and Carl Gre. brothers O
g Oliver Gre and Mrs. Carl Stabo
of MiltonWere asphyxiated ut a ROOF
f ing house in Fargo on the IL. wher
II they were attending an auto schoo
n Both had seen more than two year
d u. s.. army service, more than on
i, year overseas in France
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