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

Mems 40 cent neckties. All new,
your choice for % cents. WI, Knowles,
Wales, N. d.
All tie newest styles and latest
shades in dress goods are to be seen at
Kelly's Arcade.
Merchant III. j. Mathisen was in town
from his store up the line at Dresden on
a business trip last Thursday.
Miss Ella L. Gogin is here from Will
liston for n Christmastide visit with the
Boyd family and Langdon friends.
John Sandberg took Tuesdays train
for a holiday trip to the Twin Cities
expecting to be away about ten days.
Parneel j. O'Brien arrived on Mondays
train from Williston for a weeks holt
day with the home folks over Christmas.
Miss Belle O'Connor and her mother
left yesterday and will make a stay of
several weeks with relatives down at
Mimic.
Jas. Hamilton, eldest son of Co.
Auditor j. X. Hamilton, is home from
Collegeville. Mimi, for a home visit
during the holidays.
You can get a good worsted SUIT of
clothes at kelly's for $3.50 and if you
n r,utTh tho uni,1n in INV nnfn1nula
Kelly will make you a present of a suit.
Walt G. Davis, principal of the Ores
den village school, was a Saturday visitor
with Langdon friends. During the
holidays he will visit friends in Fargo
and at his home in Wisconsin.
Register of Deeds Allan Pinkerton re-
turned Monday from Upham. N d.,
where he spent part of the week closing
up the probate of the estate of his
brother, who died a few months ago.
q. A. Pennock was one of the number
of Canadian eNcursionists who took the
train from Langdon on Tuesday and
will make a visit to the old home in
Ontario which he has not seen in a num-
Der of years
DIR. Semple returned to the city
Thursday from Williston and stated
that at The time of his leaving there the
condition of M. j O'Malley was much
improved with chances of recovery con-
stantly increasing.
Mrs. McIiugh went to Minneapolis
yesterday aud at that place will meet
her daughter. Miss Rosie. Together
they will 20 from that place to Mil
waukee where her youngest son, Rod, is
attending a medical college.
Neil Power, the wife and three child
rem were among those leaving here or
Tuesdays train and will spend the
Christmas holiday time at the old home
in Bellville, Ont, where they have no
visited in a number of years.
The regular fortnightly meeting of the
Langdon Woman's Club, to have beer
held on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs
Fred e. Smith as hostess was postponed
owing to weather conditions and the
general activity in home circle at this
season of the year.
Mrs. j. P. Conmy was a passenger
arriving on Saturdays noon train for q
weeks end visit at the home of hel
father, S. d. Desrosler. 1t was her first
visit to the home folks since her mar.
rage, which occurred in st. Paul or
Thanksgiving Day.
A. Peterson, who has been in the
employ of the electric light company
since ~severing his connection with thu
management of the Langdon Opera
House left Tuesday returning to hi:
home in the Twin Cities for a visi
during the holiday season.
Robert Fleming was down from ORES
den Friday and Saturday of last weeI
closing up business affairs before leav
ing for Monroe, Wash, to which plac
Mrs. Fleming and the family preceded
him a few days ago. Mr.. Fleming lef
yesterday taking with him a car loade'
with stock and household goods.
The new adv't of the furniture firm OF
Price & johnson calls attention to al
auction sale of Christmas gifts to b
held at their store by Auctionee
n.y.. T. - L. oe Ct.:2s..
eve. 1t is a bona-tide auction sale an
all purchases to the amount of twenty
five cents will entitle the holder t
tickets on the s16 auto doll buggy to b
given away at four o'clock that after
noon.