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

Simon Schefter offers some very
attractive prices in coons kin coats.
Mound City Paints may cost a tri6e
more, but -! Piummer & McNiven
Attorney Geo. NJ. Price had legal
business up the line at Wales on Satur-
day.
The Womans' Club will meet Tues
day afternoon, January 9th at Mrs.
Schulke's.
l. Dawson and D, McEwan, the Ores
den heayyweights we're here shopping
Saturday.
Morris Winter and Bert Sullivan,
both of whom are attending school at
Fargo are home to enjoy the holidays.
G. T.. Smith, the Dillon, Mont, horse
man divided his time in a Christmas
holiday visit with friends at Langdon
and Osnabrock.
Jay McPhail was a ~homebound pas
senger Friday returning from Waukesha,
Wis, where he has been attending a
military school the past three years.
Jas. @. Brosnahan and wife were here
from Winnipeg, Man., visitorson Christ
mas day at the O'Brien home. Mrs
Brosnahan stayed over for a weeks visit,
her husband returning to Winnipeg on
Monday.
Amos Schweitzer, who has lately sold
out his farm machinery business at
Iona to the Cavalier Co. Implement
Co., was a Chrlstm as visitor over at
Cavalier, the new county seat of Penn
bina county.
Miss Ella T.Gogin came IN on Fridays
train from Williston and was a Chris
mas day visitor at the j. B. Boyd home.
Miss Gogin is also making a visit be-
fore returning with her brother, Jno. S.
Gogin at the Nora farm near Osnabrock.
Joseph Dohmann, the little son of
MIR. and Mrs. Herman Dohman, of this
city reached home Friday from Devils
Lake, where he is attending the state
school for the deaf and dumb. His
vacation lasts until after the beginning
of the New Year.
Henry j. Carstens, who has farmed
several years west of town in Waterloo
township several years took Mondays
train to st. James, MINI. 1t is the pur.
pose of Mr.. Carstens and family to re-
move from Cavalier county to their
former home in Minnesota in the
spring.
With the exception of Sup't Dan j.
Ridlington, Principal M. [ Meyer and
Miss Ethel Mcknight, the teachers OF
the Langdon city schools left Friday to
spend the two weeks holiday vacation
at their homes in this state and Mime
sofa. School will reopen on Monday
January, Sth.
Frank Cameron, formerly in charge OF
the grocery department at j. B. Boyd's
store was a Christmas visitor with old
Langdon friends. Since leaving here
about a year ago he has been holding
down a position as a travelling salesman
with a St. Paul wholesale firm, making
Rugby and Minot his headquarters.
Frank McCombe, who has within the
past year homesteaded at Swift Current
Sask, and is at present engaged in the
farm machinery business at that place
arrived on Saturdays train to spend
Christmas with his parents Blacksmith
and Mrs. J.. G. McCombe. He will
return to his new home in the west
shortly after the beginning of the New
Year.
Carl S.. Iversod, erstwhile editor Of
the Fairdale Times, O%snabrock Indepen.
dent and Milton Globe was here Mon.
day. He is now running the Valley
View at East Grand Forks. MINI. His
mission here Monday was to secure
marriage license from Judge Bleakley
necessary for the wedding of yesterday
at Osnabrock when he was united in
the bonds of wedlock to the eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gunde1
Nelson.