Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-12-26
W. f. Winter left Oh Saturdays train
on q business mission to ST.. Paul.

w. r.. Winter left on Saturdays trail
on a business mission to st. Paul.
"A. B. Brandt, the banker from Hamp
] den was a visitor here on business.
LA. Weed was here over the week
) end from Hannah looking after his life
, insurance business.
Mrs. Ben Tronslin arrived Tuesday
from Edinburg to be a Xmas guest Of
her sister Mrs. Crimson.
Miss Loretta Wlltse, of Rainton
Sask., is visiting the Darling's and
Hunters during the holidays.
Banker Prom was here Monday from
Milton extending the greetings of the
season to a number of his county seat
friends.
Five more days and leap year will give
those oma hater, baled-headed old
bachelors a new four years lease oil
single blessedness.
Rev. Cox, S. j arrived Tuesday from
! Winnipeg and assisted the local clergy
, in conducting Christmas services at
list. Alphousus church.
: g Mrs. Ed. Godfrey went north on:Fri.
! days train to Wales and will visit mem
: bers of the family there and at Mt.
Carmel during the holidays.
Mrs. Morgan LETT Monday for Devils
Lake for the holidays after making a
! visit of several weeks here with her
F. daughter, Mrs. f. E. B. Mercer,
James A. Foard, an old timer OF
Milton and vicinity, who is now farming
in Banner township, made visit among
his democratic friends at the county
seat Tuesday.
Gerald Lacey is home from Fargo
where he entered a business college last
, fall and is enjoying the holiday vacation
: over the New Year at the home of his
uncle, Thos. Sheehan.
r Misses Irene and Blanche Murphy who
entered the state normal school at Valley
City last fall arrived on Saturdays trair
and will be guests during the holidays
of their aunt, Mrs. Morrison.
a Miss Bertha Alpstag is home for tin
holidays from Grand Forks where sh,
is attending a business college, being on
= of the crowd of Langdon young peopl,
q to arrive on Saturdays belated train.
l. Mrs. McHugh and daughter, Mis-
Rosie, left Monday and will visit during
, the holiday season with relatives o
\ the family at st. Paul. Milwaukee an
= Omaha before their return to Langdor
Thos. Ullyott and wife are expectin
to start early in the new year to spen'
the balance of the winter season a
70 Los Angeles, CAL, returning to thei
farm home in Harvey Center early i
April.
Miss Connie Hunter, one of the I
% graduating class of the Langdon hig
school, is home this week over the hol
days from Macalister college at st. Pau
where she enrolled at the opening of til
fall. winter term.
n Manager Harry q. Waldron of th
D. Electric theatre returned Saturday fror
st. Paul, where he spent ten days lookin
after business matters. Mrs. Waldro
will remain there over the holidays visit
n ing Mrs. Waldron, Sr.
o Cecil Bone, who until lately has file
d a position as salesman with the Schefte
Clothing House resigned last week an
it is stated has accepted the position 9
It office deputy under Sheriff elect Jerr
q Kelland when he takes over the offic
g the beginning of the New Year.
A. G. McNiven and wife, accompanied
by their two youngest children tool
Saturdays train for Toronto, Ont
where they will visit over the holidays
"Mac" goes to see his mother, Mrs
McNiven Sr., who is in her ninety-sixtl
IS year and rapidly failing in health. H
IS will return soon after the beginning
of the New Year, but Mrs. McNiven will
remain for a longer visit with her folks
y John Fischer returning during tn
d week from his trip to st. Paul, wher
d he sold a carload of cattle raised on hi
Ut Mt. Carmel farm tells of visit made a
Eckleston, N, D., with his daughte
Mrs. Stohr. He bought up acarload G
cattle and a car of hogs in that neigh
borhood which he realized a top tigur
"a on when marketed in South St, Pau
IS Mr.. Fischer also made a 10000 invest
ment in farm lands in Barnes county
IA consisting Of a 240 acre tract located
mile and a half from Eckleston.
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