Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-11-14

g. P. GETCHEL, Wales, N. D.
The Burke-AIdrich Agency are agents for
the Northern Trust Co., fidelity bonds.
Mrs. M. L.. Sullivan was a passenger
Saturday to Grand Forks for a visit of
a few days. She also intends going to
Devils Lake for a short stay with her
mother Mrs. Baker, ST., before return
ing home.
Mrs. Farrell left Monday after a stay
here during most of the summer look
ing after her Langdon interests for Los
Angeles, and other points in Southern
California, where she will remain during
the winter season.
We have a beautiful lot of new mount
ings and folders, which used in connec-
ton with some of our good photographs
will make very desirable Christmas gifts.
Please have your sittings made early.
w. R. Opie, photographer.
J. E. Taylor arrived on yesterdays
train from his farm west of here IN Tow
ner county where he has 400 acres of
crop safely stacked awaiting favor
able weather to thresh. He is a guest
during his stay at the home of Mrs Alp.
/ stag, his daughter.
John Mcknight, a Langdon student at
the state university and who is captain
of the "u' football team, gave SO good
an account of himself IN the big event
of the season when his team beat the
Fargo eleven last Wednesday, that Lang
don people have good cause to be proud
of him.
Miss Nellie Radscliffe last week clos
ed a nine month term of school in the
Wang settlement and goes to Minneapolis
where she will keep house for her father
and brother this winter. Her sister,
Miss Maude Radscliffe, IS also in the
Twin Cities, having been attending the
university at Hamline during the past
year.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Miss Maggie Hahn, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hahn, of Dresden, and Mr..
w. A. Koehn which event is to occur
Wednesday Of next week the 9th inst,
at the German Luthern church at that
place. The ceremony will performed
at the church in the afternoon at about
two o'clock.
Monday exc week, the 18th is the
date of the reorganization and opening
up of the gymnasium which Prof. Eddie
Smith is fitting up with new equipment
in the Opera House block. Glasses of
instruction will be held by Prof. Smith
on Monday and Thursday each week.
He also has classes organized at Easily
and Osnabrock.
John Witzel, Of Mt. Carmel, and his
father, Henry Witzel, ST., who has spent
several weeks visiting his sons here,
were passengers Monday east to the
latter's:home near Stratford, Ont. En-
route they will stop off at Minneapolis
and take in the Tri- State Product show
also visit friends in Milwaukee. Mr..
John Witzel may remain east visiting
until after the holidays.
The Presbyterian church ladies are
understood as having Melted upwards of
$3.50 at the bazaar and supper held in
the basement of the church building on
Saturday, afternoon and evening, the
End inst. The result is one that proved
highly satisfactory both socially and
financially as the proceeds enabled the
ladies to take up a note which became
due this fall on the church debt.
Langdon city schools we're closed Fri
day afternoon from two to four o'clock,
the time at which the funeral of the late
Dan j. Ridlington was being held at Dell
Rapids, S. D. The observance given
this sad event was fitting and appropri.
ate as deceased had been actively
identified with the management and
supervise of our schools for a period of
ten years prior to his passing away,
The Frank Greene bowling alley, pool
room and restaurant business under
went a change of ownership last Friday
the new proprietors being Messrs Lee
Brun & Matthew, who for the past two
or three years have been engaged in a
similar line of business at Wales. Mr..
Greene turned the business I'VE to
his successors Saturday morning and is
again associated with his brother, Mr..
Charles Greene, in conducting the
Greene Bros, barber shop at the old
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