Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-12-23

Landlord w. j. Welsh was suddenly
called away Monday to Kit Carson, Colo.
and expects that business matters will
detain him there for at least a couple of
weeks.
Mrs. w. l.. Drury has gone for a visit
during the holidays to her old homo IN
Nova Scotia. She left Tuesday and was
accompanied as far as Grand Forks by
her husband, Sheriff Drury.
VIM. Dew and f. II. Hall accompanied
by their wives were passengers on the
southbound train Tuesday from Wales
going for a visit during the holiday
season to their respective homes in
Eastern Ontario.
Miss Pearl Monroe. Miss Allie Dick
son and John Mcknight. we're a trio of
Langdon students at the state university
to arrive from Grand Forks Saturday
to spend the Christmas vacation with
the folks at home.
Attorney Geo. M. Price is receiving a
visit during the holidays from his
brother, Mr.. L. r. Price, who up to the
time of leaving Langdon about a year
ago has been residing in Colorado for
| the benefit of his health.
Miss Daisy ALERT, who has been at
tending school at Faribault, Mimi, since
the opening of the fall term is among
the large number of Langdon who are
home from school for the holidays. Miss
ALERT arrived last Friday.
Miss Pearl Watson came down from
Hannah on Saturdays afternoon train
having resigned a position as teacher Of
a western Cavalier county school il
order to accept a ~clerkship in Co
Treasurer Thos. Sheehan's office.
The wife of Jeweler Wentworth, oil
the Donovan drug store, is being visited
by her mother, Mrs. Cameron, who ar.
rived in the city last week from hel
home in Eastern Ontario intending tc
remain in Langdon until after the holi
days,
M. l.. Sullivan's two boys, Bert and
Frank, reached home from their school.
at Faribault and st Paul to spend the
holidays. Miss Helen Sullivan, who is
principal of the Cavalier high school, is
expected to arrive on today's train from
the south.
John McGruer arrived home from
Shattuck school at Farlbault, MINI.
for a visit during the holidays. His
older brother, Earl McGruer, who is
attending a civil engineering and min.
ing school in the east will not reach
home until Xmas Day.
Judge Kneeshaw and his coar
s~tenographer. Miss Laura D~aubenberg
left Friday, the business of the presen'
term of district court having been dis
posed of. The judge and his %stenogra
pher are expected to return to Langdo1
on January 10th, when argument will b.
heard in a number of court cases tina
have been continued over the term
Ed. McGregor, of Mazda, is at the
Columbia hotel where he has been con
fined to his room since returning from 8
business trip to the Twin Cities lasl
week. When MI. McGregor reached
here upon consulting the doctors it was
found that he was suffering from
erysipelas which had already reached
stage where the long drive to his home
at Mazda would be quite dangerous.
MIR. Louis r. Price, while here during
the past week from Center, Colo, ar
ranged for an auction sale of his farm
horses and machinery to be hold OF
Thursday, December 30th, at the farm
of John Schwan in Langdon township
situated four miles north east of ORES
den and eight miles north of Langdon
The sale is to be conducted by Auction
eer Tony Kietfer, of Wales, and will
start at n o'clock in the afternoon
See bills for list of %property To be aOId