Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-12-16

Miss Laura Morrison is visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. VIM. Stevenson,
arriving Monday FROM her home at
Kaleida, Man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Borho were here
a few days last week from their farm
west of Wales visiting the Ohleiser's and
other Langdon friends.
Tom Tyrrell is home for a visit during
the holiday season from Minot, having
spent several weeks holding down his
Ward county homestead.
You a get Il good worsted SUIT of
clothes at kelly's for 81 90 and if you
can match the value in any catalogue
Kelly will make you a present of a suit.
Miss Mary Fischer, daughter Of MIR.
and Mrs. John Fischer of Mt. Carmel,
took Fridays train to Eckleston, n. d.
where she will visit with her sister. Mrs.
George Stroh.
MI. and Mrs. Jas. Welsh leave on to-
days afternoon train for a visit with
their daughter whose home is at Belling-
ham, Wash, expecting to arrive there
in time for Christmas greetings.
Mr.. Henry Windemuth, the new owner
of the Sullivan meat market, has this
week moved into a suite of rooms in the
First National Bank block, where the
family will make their home during the
winter.
O.G. Menes, one of Millions old timers
and a heavy property holder in that
town was a caller on Langdon friends
Friday. Mr.. Menes and wife have
made Minneapolis their home the past
couple of years.
Mrs. Robert Fleming and the family
went through on yesterdays train from
Dresden enroute to Seattle expecting to
remain there through the winter. Mr..
Fleming expects to join his family at
Seattle next. week
Price & Johnson's entire change oil
their page advertisement this week is
addressed to late buyers of Christmas
gifts. Those who have left the buying
of holiday presents until the last week
will find some admirable suggestions in
their new advertisement.
DR.. Jas. Senple and j.. j. Malone,
drove across to Clyde on Sunday. The,
took the train from Clyde to Lakota
expecting to connect with the through
train at Lakota on the CT. Northern:
main line to Williston, where M. j
O'Malley is quite seriously i'll. He wa.
taken down with typhoid fever a littl,
over a week ago and a hemorrhage of thu
bowels adds to the present critical con
dltion of the patient.
w. A. Ferguson returned to the cit,
Saturday from Grand Forks, where he
spent the greater part of the weel
attending the sessions of the High Cour'
of the Independent Order of Foresters
In the naming OF officers of the High
Court for the ensuing year Mr.. Ferguson
was re-appointed High Marshal. The
High Court appropriated four hundred
dollars for the relief of those members
of the order in Langdon who suffered
loss in the cyclone last spring.
M. j.. O'Malley's many Langdor
friends deeply regret to learn of his
serious illness at Williston, where he
has made his home since leaving Lang
don to enter the real estate business II
partnership with Mr.. L. S. Champine
A little over a week ago Mr.. O'Malley
was taken down with an attack o
typhoid fever and Saturday a message
came from Wllliston stating that thu
condition of the patient had beer
rendered more complicated by {
hemorrhage of the bowels. DR.. Ssuap!e
and id Mahoney, the latter a brother
in-law of Mr.. O'Malley's, left Sunday
for Williston, the doctor being called il
consultation. Later advise states that
change for the worse is apparent ane
grave fears are entertained regarding