Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-12-28

q. P. GETCHEL, Wales, N. D.
Mrs, ). j.. Maloney of Wales went
south on Thursday afternoons train to
Buffalo, N. D. where she will visit dur
ing the holiday season with relatives of
her family.
G.. o. Rye is disposing of his automo-
bile-you can get particulars from him
1t is expected that his five-passenger
car will change hands about the begin
ming of the New Year.
John B. Boyd who has been holidays
"a position with the International Har-
vester Co., at Calgary, Alberta, the past
year, is enjoying a visit during the holi.
at the home of his father.
John Zeller, a former we'll known
Langdon resident who about two years
ago removed with his family to Grand
Rapids, Mich, sends the DEMOCRAT
kindly holiday greetingand a renewal of
his subscription for another year.
Mrs. j. Robson assisted in taking
care of the holiday trade at the A. o,
Void g. Co., jewelry store, also having
charge of the local sale of Red Gross
Seals, disposed of under the
auspices of the Langdon Woman's Club
H. e. Goertz and wife are this week
moving into the A. E. Llndstrom resi-.
dence on Sixth street, which they will
occupy during the absence of the Lind.
strom's who left yesterday for Cali
fornia,expecting to spent several months
there.
Dentist Tom Smith of the firm of Kerr
& Smith took Thursdays train las1
week for Chicago, where the Smiths
have planned quite an extensive family
reunion at the home of his sister, Mrs
L. f. Hazeltine, formerly Miss Emily
Sovereign Smith.
J.H. Williamson has a large number
of old friends and neighbors among the
pioneer residents of the county who viii
greatly regret to hear of his failing
health and strength at this joyous
season of the year. Since taken dowr
seriously ill early IN the fall he has re
moved from his farm at Dresden to the
home of his son Alvin Williamson a
Stilwell.
Geo. W.. Price and daughter, Miss
Dorothy, left on Saturdays train fol
st. James, Mimi, where Mrs. Price anc
the rest of the family have been since
the early part of the month, The
Prices have their mind partly made uI
to spend the remainder of the winter
IN California with the Sturms, Bains
Lindstroms, Durbins and others from
Langdon are located
Robert McKenty, of Chicago, who
spent part of the summer here visiting
with his sisters, Mrs. j. j. Mugan and
Mrs. Geo. M. Price, was among the
number to sustain quite serious injury
in a bad railroad accident near Omaha
Neb., recently. Mr.. McKenty is 6
travelling salesman, was in the sleeper
when the collision occurred and hao
his arm broken in two places besides 6
severe fracture of the ribs.
The news reached Langdon friends
during Christmas week of the marriage
at San Francisco, CAL, of Alex Cameron
years ago a we'll known Rosa Lake
resident east of town. His bride is
Miss Annie Klppen, formerly of Hamil
ton. N. D. The home of the couple is
at Mr.. Cameron's orange grove at Red
lands, n of the most beautiful loca
tons in California. The DEMOCRAT
joins with old time Cavalier county
friends in extending best wishes.
Thor. Thorfinnson who has quite ar
extensive stock farm half a mile south
of Milton was a Langdon visitor las
Thursdaygreturning from a two weeks
trip to Gardar, Mountain and othe,
points in Pemblna county. While
down there he sold two young Short
horn bulls of the Bates breed, a vel
known milk strain, eight and ter
months old. Mr. Thortinnson has late
ly gone quite extensively into shes,
raising at his stock farm. He was &C
companied on his return by Mr.. b
Crimson, q brother Of State Attorne,
G Crimson, whose guest he was owe
Christmas.