Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-11-28

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Mrs. 7. W. Lake and daughter were
Langdon visitors Friday last week on
their way home to the farm neal Clyde
from the funeral of Mrs. Higgins whose
death west of Hannah occurred last
week.
The millinery store of Mrs. Quick is
offering a special sale to holiday buyers
Thanksgiving week. All her
select good of fall and winter stock of
trimmed hats is offered at the original
price during the sale.
P McGauvran and wife were pas
sengers Wednesday last week, leaving
for their home at Belleview, Wash,
after spending part of the fall season
looking after Mr.. Gauvran's farming in
terests near Osnabrock.
F. N. Deichert was at Sarles last week
looking after threshing on his farm
there. MIR. Deichert has traded his
half section of land at Sarles for the
Thompson homestead quarter at Bruce
this county.-Cavalier Chronicle.
Arthur Field, son of ZOO. Field of Still
we'll, and John Dunford, son of Thos.
Dunford, of Harvey Center, left Satur-
day for Georgina, Sask., where they will
spend the time until spring holding
down their Canadian ho~mesteads.
Frank Kartes is making a visit with
old friends and his relatives at Mt.
Carmel and Wales over Thanksgiving
coming from the Saskatoon district
where he has been located since moving
to the Canadian side some ten years
ago.
Jas. MCLAUGHLIN and A. I. Vessey re-
turned Friday from Devils Lake, where
they we're called as jurors in United
States court the early part of the week
The jury was discharged and returned
to their homes after having tried one
case.
E. D. Godfrey and family have moved
into town during the week and have a
comfortable home in the Ohlheiser
house. the property having been pur-
chased this fall by Mr.. Godfrey, who
has retired from farming and will
make Langdon his home.
Ed. E. Eliord, a Langdon merchant of
former years o an extensive southern
fruit grower in Georgia writes con-
CALCULATIONS to his old friends here on
the outcome of tho election. He says
that it's always so democratic down in
his state that after the nominations are
made the battle is over-just a question
of majorities.
Ernets Rekow and wife were IN the
city last week making a visit at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. Rob't Allison, the
latter a sister of Mrs. Rekow's before
leaving for Westteld, Wis, Mr., Rekow
has rented his land in this county near
Clyde and expects to located in Wis
consin, which was his home before COM
ing here a number of years ago.
w.. j. O'Shaughnessey and daughters
bid good bye to Langdon friends Mon
day, leaving for Pinkham, Sask., where
Mr.. O'Shaughnessey has secured quite
a tract of Canadian land since disposing
of his farm south of Langdon some
little time ago. Mrs. O'Shaughnessey
has been spending the summer in fitting
up the new hons of the family across
the line.
Frank Wohletz, who along with his
brother has farmed heal Nekoma for a
number Of years, left with his family
Friday for Los Molinos, Cal, intending
to make their home on fruit lands which
Mr.. Wohletz, purchased while making a
trip through the coast country a year
ago. He still hold his Cavalier county
farm lands and will be back next fall
to look after his interests.
Miss Katie McCay was the charming
hostess on Tuesday evening of last week
of a very delightful theatre party given
in honor of Miss Tillie Vol, whose mar
rage to Mr.. Bert Shaw of Roleau,
Sask., occurred on Monday of this week
the 25th inst, after the performance
the party composed Of twelve of Miss
Volts mosst intimate girl friends, ad-
journed to the Vessey cafe where
delicious refreshments were screwed.