Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-02-17
WALES

G. f. Thompson was down from Han
nah Sunday.
c.. p. Getchell went to Hannah Mon
day between trains,
Alex. Reid spent a couple of days in
Wales on. business.
Andy.Sim returned last Friday from
a short stay at Winnipeg.
John P.'Dosman is sick with typhoid
fever at the Hannah hospital.
Peter Ohlheiser is holding down a
clerical position in j. L. Schneidcr's
store.
Father. Ridder, of Wahpeton, \. Oak,
visited friends in Wales and vicinity
last week.
T. A. Mathews of Mcintosh, Mimi,
was a business visitor in town a few
days last week.
Mrs. Henrys Ohlheiser has moved to
Wales, and is occupying one of the
houses owned by ID. Fischer.
f. G. Reynolds considers himself the
best whist player in Wales, and chal-
lenges any one to "show" him how it is
done.
j. j. Fischer left on Tuesdays train
for a visit to points in Michigan, and
may also visit New York City before re-
turning.
@. M. Turner had a valuable horse
run over by the freight train one day
last week, which had to be killed i'm
mediately.
James Bryson has decided to quit
farming and has bills out for an auction
sale to take place on Feb. %, one and
one-half mile east of Wales.
There seems to be scarcity OF dwelling
houses in Wales. Every available house
is spoken for or occupied, which goes to
show that our little city is prospecting.
Tony Kieffer conducted an auction
sale for D. McEwen near Dresden last
week and made good as usual. Tony
has several sales lined up for the spring.
A number of young people attended
the concert at Hannah given by the
Swiss Bell Ringers, making the trip in
a sleigh. They report a very enjoyable
time.
Jos. Shredder, living near Mt. Carmel,
was in Wales Monday and went to Han
nah between trains to see his neighbor
John BOSNIAN. who is sick at the Hannah
hospital.
Jos. T. Schneider, Peter p. Schneider,
Tony Hotten and John Hotten were
summoned to their old home in Eastern
Canada on account of the death of their
youngest sister
Buttermaker Lowgren has been busy
the last couple of days installing a 400
gallon twin cream vat, which the as
S j~ciation found it necessary to install to
take care of the coming seasons bust
ness.
The stockholders meeting of the
Wales Farmers Elevator company which
was held Saturday the 5th inst, was at
tended by quite a number of stock
holders of the elevator, and sufficient
stock was sold to pay the balance due
on the elevator. The company is in
fourishlng condition and the stock
holders have every reason to feel elated
over the seasons run so far.
The mass meeting, scheduled to be
held at Wales the 10th inst, for the
purpose of discussing the matter Of
building a telephone line between Wales
Mt. Carmel and Mowbray, was post.
poned, owing to the weather which was
very stormy and as there were only q
few present. The meeting will undoubt.
eddy be held at some later date, with the
view of getting the matter under way.
The funeral of Mrs. M. W. Schneider
which took place from the Catholic
church of this place last Thursday, was
we'll attended even though the weather
was very severe. The members of the
Yoeman lodge, of which deceased was E
member, turned out in a body to pay
tribute to their deceased member. Quite
a number of Yoeman from Calvin were
also present at the funeral Mr.. Schnei
der and family have the sympathy of the
entire community in their bereavement