Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-02-15
WALES.

NuftAASs
A. A. Scott bought a COW of Mrs. j.
j. Maloney last week.
Veronica Koehmstedt is out of school
on account of sickness.
G. P. Getchell was a business visitor
at Hannah last Monday.
DR.. Donovan of Langdon was a Wales
business visitor Tuesday.
Monday being Lincoln's birthday our
schools enjoyed a holiday.
Mrs. w. e. Bell visited Langdon
friends Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. j. J.. Ross, was down from Han.
nah part of the week visiting friends.
Jack Smith one of Minto's prosperous
farmers was a Langdon visitor last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dew last Thursday
evening.
w. H. Davidson, visited with Mrs.
Ross of Hannah from Saturday until
Tuesday.
Mathilda Zotzman who is attending a
German school near Dresden, was home
over Sunday.
Geo. Platz was in Osnabrock last
week where he disposed of several car
loads of lumber.
Mrs. j. Ross was a Wales visitor
last Friday returning to her home in
Hannah Saturday.
The James Montgomery family who
suffered from ptomaine poisoning are
on the road to recovery.
Auctioneer Tony Kieffer drove to the
Bowers farm north of Langdon Tuesday
where he cried the Bowers sale.
Willie Davidson was sick a couple of
days last week and absent from school
but was able to attend again Tuesday.
Heinie Eickenbrock who is boarding
at Geo. Schill's attending school spent
part of the week with his parents in
Mimic.
Mrs. Madison and the Misses Ida Kjose
and Pearl Halls we're passengers to
Hannah last Saturday coming back by
return train.
Wednesday evening this week Mrs.
C.P Getchell will entertain a number
OF young people to a Valentine party
| Pa rticn1arS povt rooly
The box social in the hall last Friday
drew a good crowd aud everyone had a
good time. The receipts for baskets
amounted to eighty dollars.
Ca penter Rudd of Langdon who has
been doing considerable work here
this winter went to Langdon last Fri
day to be gone a week or two
The sale of Mrs. A. Fl. Koehmstedt's
personal property last Saturday drew a
good crowd and most things especially
the COWS brough bit a good price.
MIR, and Mrs. Scott visited over Sun
day with MIR. and Mrs. Tom Bell neal
Hannah. They also called upon Mr..
and Mrs. Ross of Hannah Sunday.
Report is current that Harry Hitter
has been otfe4 ed charge of the depot at
Devils Lake. If this is true he has in.
J, deed made rapid progress in his chosen
work.
DR.. }. P. Schwinghammer, the Hannah
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make a professional visit to Wales or
) Tuesday and Wednesday, February 27tt
and 28th.
Richard Halls received the sad news
!, last Monday that his mother had dice
at Naplnka, Can. He left Immediately
, to be at the funeral to show that las
token of affection for her.
A card from Louie Larson says he is
f enjoying the sights and perfect weathe.
/ of Long Beach, Cal. while there b.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Crutt
r parents of Mrs. A. A. Scott.
The three year old son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Philip Smith was quite sick
S couple of days last week threated will
; Group. DIR. Backus was called and tn,
little fellow is alright again.
Q This Thursday evening being the 25tl
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs
Q Anton Borho they are planning o.
celebrating it in a right royal manner
We will give particulars next week.
Fred Borousky whose twelve year oil
daughter is in the Hannah hospita
with a slightly dislocated vertebual G