Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-12-19
Read Schefter's Clothing house Christ.

heao ocneIter s clothing house Christ
mas ad.
Do your Christmas buying for men
and boys at Schefter's Clothing House
A. e. Montgomery was down tho line
Monday as far as Milton on a business
mission. .
Schefter's Clothing House offe rs you
a special deal on fur and furlined coats
better call.
There is a bond of sympathy between
our prices and your purse. A. O. Wolo
Co., the Langdon jewelers..
Father-why not buy your son a new
suit or overcoat for Christmas? Specia,
prices at Schefter's Clothing House.
Walker Hamilton and wife. in com
pany with their youngest daughter
we're passengers Monday to the ole
family home in the vicinity of Toronto,
Ont, where they will make a round OF
visits during the holidays with relatives
The Moscow-Waterloo band will give
a free concert at the Peterson school.
house Saturday night, Dec 2lst at $50.
Mr.. Olmansou will be on hand and de.
liver one of his celebrated lectures. The
question of recognizing the literary
society will also be taken up. Everybody
cordially invited.
A. A. Scott Is among the number from
Wales whohave been here the past week
attending court. Mrs. Scott camedown
on Mondays passenger and owing to the
illness of the latter's mother they expect
to leave on a trip to California, which
will likely continue until some time
along in the new year The news came
quite unexpectedly.
Mrs. O'Keefe, left last week returning
to her home at Los Angeles, CAL, after
spending some time here visiting with
her sister Miss Annie Kelly,and brothers
M. and P. H. Kelly. The visit of
Mrs. O'Keefe at this time was OCCASION
ed mainly by the serious illne S.. of. her
brother P. H. Kelly, whose health for
some time past has been gradually
failing with little if any hopes of getting
better.
Doc. Morton that he has
tickets on sale for his New Years Eve
ball to be held in the X. of z. hallin this
city on Tuesday, December 31st, at the
following places: In Langdon, at the
Francis and Ferguson's drug stores, and
the LaCaille, LeBrun & Matthew, and
Best restaurants. At Nekoma, at the
post Office and Dave Fisher restaurant.
At Wales at the Collins crug store and
Scott's pool room. At Osnabrock, at
the Francis drug store. At Iona, at
Thorland's, pool room. At Alsen at Jos.
Hunters store. 4
Yesterday at noon a wedding of inter-
est to the people of Langdon and
vicinity occurred at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. G. L. Smith, of Mona, when,
their daughter, Miss Efie Smith was
united to Mr.. Andrew Murie, the eldest
son of MI. and Mrs. Robert Murie, OF
Harvey. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. F. J, Hubbard of this city, Mr..
George Smith a brother of the bride
being best man and Miss Katherine A.
Murie a sister of the groom acting as
bridesmaid. In the evening the newly
weds we're rendered a reception largely
attended by neighbors and old friends
at the home of the Muries, the groom's
parents. Both families have a wide
acquaintance over the county who will
heartily congratulate the young couple
who will make their home on what is
known as the McKechnie farm in
Harvey township it being a part of the
Murle estate. IL
John Boesl, a pioneer resident of the
German settlement at Mt Carmel since
1885, and who has been a member of the
board of township supervisors the past
twenty-five years, died at his home in
that neighborhood on Monday morr-
LIZ having OOOA 1ufdllOou duQ AL
almost constant sufferer from Bright's
disease for over a year and a half past.
Deceased was aged tifty-seven years
and ten months, and came out here
to Cavalier county from Minnesota. He
was born at ~Oberlangua, Bavaria,
and as a young man before coming to
this country served an enlistment in the
German army. A widow and grown
family of sons and daughters, and a bro.
ther, Joseph Boesl compose the imme
date family in this country. The funeral
held yesterday forenoon from the Mt.
Carmel Catholic church was given an
unusually large attendance of the peo-
pie of that settlement.
Manager Harry G. Waldron, of the
Electric theatre, in a letter to the DEMO
GRAFT from ST.. Paul, under date of the
18th inst, tells of several treats in the
way of moving pictures that he has