Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-12-15

Dec. 2S-Shakespeare's Twelfth Night
Jan. 27-Merry Musicians.
Feb 22-Lecture by DR., Gillette
March 2-Signor Romanila. Italian harpist,
Mar 17-Lecture by DR.. Taylor.
March 10 The English Opera Singers.
Only ten more days and Christmas
will be here.
Buy him a half dozen good linen
handkerchiefs for Xmas at Simon
Schefter's.
Ole T. Axvig was a business visitor
here the forepart of the week from
Milton and attended the tax sale.
A suit of clothes or an o%vercoat would
be appreciated for a Christmas gift.
Simon Schefter sells them very cheap
most.
Fred w. Mclean won out in his suit
before the supreme bench for damages
against the News Publishing Co. CT
Fargo.
Go to the court house tomorrow, Fri
day evening and hear Prof. Babcock's
lecture entitled "The Valuable Clays of
State"
Miss Helen Sullivan returned home
to Langdon yesterday from a months
round of visits with friends at Devils
Lake, Grand Forks and Cavalier.
Langdon city schools will not close
until the Friday before Christmas, the
23rd inst, for the holiday vacation.
Teachers and pupils will enjoy a two
weeks holiday the schools not reopening
unit, Monday January 9th.
Another new record for a "cold snap
in December was established Sunday
night the 18th inst. At daybreak the
following morning it showed that the
thermometer had dropped down to 1s0
below zero during the night.
TIL. Hollands Youngest son has been
very seriously ill with an attack of
pneumonia the past two weeks, but is
now reported as being practically out of
danger and likely to recover unless his
condition receive any further set back.
Henry Windemuth, proprietor of the
Langdon meat market has this week
moved the frame barn recently pur-
chased of L. Schoenbechler to the lots
at the rear of his store on the east side
of Third street. The building was moved
by Constance Preusche,
Herman Dohmann was a passenger on
Tuesdays train to Rochester, Mimi, to
consult with the Drs. Mayo regarding
his serious illness of several week stand
ing. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Dohman and if it is considered advisable
m%ay,decide to undergo an operation.
Il. v. Copeland, a brother of the late
Mrs. Chisholm is learned to have been
ill through the greater part OF the past
summer. The news reaching here last
week stated that he was now on the
road to recovery but had been compelled
to spend most of the time during his
illness at a hospital.
On Saturday of this week and the
following Monday, the 18th and 18th
the return of Langdon students from
our state university and normal schools
for the holidays may be looked for
Fully a score of our young folks VIII
have been away since the opening o
the fall term will be given a warm
welcome home during the present week
Jacob Schneider and wife of Mt
Carmel are making a visit with ole
friends in Cavalier county enroute from
Gull Lake, Sask., whore they recently
celebrated the golden anniversary O
their wedding day. They go to the ole
family home back in Ontario on
wedding trip and take with them tht
we'll wishes of many friends.
A postal card from MIR. Adam Reid o
the county auditors Office, who left her
two weeks age to visit over the holidays
at the home of a son living in Detroit
Mich, states that he is now at Noun
Clemens, Mich, which is perhaps NOR
popularity known as "the home OF tn
rheumatics." He expects to remain Their
sufficiently long to give the treatmen
there a chance to do him some good.
Commencing with yesterday mornini
the Langdon Light Co., started q
innovation which will be general
appreciated by our citizens. The whistl
at the plant will hereafter blow a
seven o'clock in the morning, at noon
at one o'clock in the afternoon an
again at six o'clock in the evening
This is merely another indication tina
Langdon is rapidly becoming metro
politan.
James Heating and daughter, Mr.
Otto Dettler we're passengers on Satul
days afternoon train for Estevan, Sask
having received the sad Jews by telt