Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-12-08
John Kartes, Fred Borusky, Dan Hart

days the result of a fall.
CD. Nickel of the hardware store is
confined to his bed with cold and other
ailments.
Mrs. Bell writes from Hannah that
she expects to take her daughter, May
home in a few days.
A number of the schoolmates of Miss
Veronica Koehmstedt dropped in on her
last Friday and spent a pleasant even
ing.
Miss Rose Sorensen and Mrs. Lach-
ner were among the ladies from Wales
Langdon.
The two boys of Mr.. Tapson have been
sick for som time with something like
jaundice, Mr.. Beauleau's children have
had the same trouble.
Miss Rose Sorensen finished a very
successful term of school in the Bell
district in Mimic township and leaves
today for her home in Minnesota.
Stacy and Addie Daniels, of Daniels
were calling at the Scott home Tuesday.
They we're just returning from a two
weeks visit with friends at Langdon.
DR.. Moore district, superintendent of
the M. E.. church spoke to a fair sized
audience on Tuesday evening. Mr..
Moore is a forceful speaker and those
who did not hear him missed a treat.
A Mr.. Klise, of Mimic was arrested
last Friday and brought to town charg-
ed with beating his wife. Saturday she
refused to appear against him and he
was discharged after promising to be
good in the future.
.- Too Late5for Last Week.
@Paul and Allan Montgomery spent
Thanksgiving with their parents in
Grand Forks returning Saturday.
Miss lena Hamerl spent Thanks.
giving with her parents.
Miss Lena Bergman has been visit
ing friends at Mt. Carmel for two weeks.
Tony Diemert has been doing some
repair work at the school house recently.
A bouncing baby boy arrived at the
Diemert home a couple of weeks ago.
Several of the larger farmer boys and
girls in the vicinity of Wales are show
ing their good Judgment by attending
school. This is a very wise thing to do
and we wish them success.
WALES SCHOOL NOTES
Edited by Pearl Hall
A number of new pupils entered
school this week the names of the
pupils who entered are Alex. Uhrich,
Matt Uhrich, Fannie Dew and Robert
Dew.
The pupils neither absent nor tardy
last month were Aldenia Zotzsmen,
Helga Quinell, George Bergman, Fern
Reynolds Enola Scott, Pearl Halls,
Buell. Scott, Louis Smith and Cecil
Scott.
The pupils who ranked highest in en-
animation we're in the advanced eighth
Enola Scott, B eighth, Burnie Kjose;
seventh, Stella Kjose; sixth Minnie
Montgomery; fifth Lenora Getchell,
Seats have been brought in from
the country schools and placed in the
town school in order to seat all of the
scholars.
Melinda Borho has returned to school
again. She has been absent two months
on account of an operation in the
Hannah hospital for appendicitis.
There are now 80 pupils enrolled 43
in the upper and AZ in the lower and
nearly every one in their place.
There we're quite a number of cases
of absence last week on account of
sickness. Let US all try to be present
every day this month as this is the
only way if we wish to do good work.
The school board has added a number
of extra seats, but they are now all
occupied.
Our new dictionaries arrived last
week and other new books will arrive
soon. It will seem fine to all to nave
books again.
The whole school is studying the
geography of North Dakota this month.
1t is surprising the number of things
we do not know about of our own state