Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-12-25

home for the holidays, arriving Monday.
Frank j. Fischer and Agent Jos.
Heille, Of the Wales elevator were bust
ness visitors in Langdon between trains
Friday.
Stuart Work who is attending the
state agricultural college at Fargo ar
rived home Friday for a visit during
the holidays.
Mrs. John Hagan took Mondays train
for Grand Forks for a short visit at the
home of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Dudley.
DR.. S. G. Gibson was here Friday
and Saturday in his official capacity as
county coroner and look after the affairs
OF the Langdon hospital.
States Attorney Crimson, accom-
panied by Mrs. Crimson and the child
rem are spending Christmas day with
the Tronslin family at Edinburg.
Cyril Radford. manager of H. G,
Waldron's road shows went to Pisek on
Friday where a special entertainment
had been arranged for that evening.
Miss Gena Berg, the popular waitress
at the New Columbia restaurant left on
Tuesday for a visit over the holiday
season at her home in Crookston, Mimi.
Attorney Fred w. Mclean and wife
are Christmas eve arrivals coming from
Fargo as has been the custom for years
to join the family circle at the Orion
home.
Mrs. Harvey Boomgaarden arrived on
Saturdays train for a visit during the
holiday season at the home of her par
ents, A. A. Seeley and wife, in Harvey
township.
w. F. Winter who left about ten days
ago on a business trip east writes that
he Is spending the Christmas season
with old friends at his boyhood home
in Eastern Ontario.
Tn. H. Kristjansen, the better farm
ing movement man from Milton was here
Monday and Tuesday conferrlng with
-. W. Haw, the Langdon field manager
OF the same association.
Barber R. H. Reynolds of Segouin's
shop in the First National bank base,
ment left Tuesday accompanied by his
wife to spend Christmas at Bagley,
Mimi, their former home.
, Fred w. Pope went to Grand Forks
where he will make a visit over Christ.
mas and the New Year with relatives oil
F the family, returning here before going
west to his home at Joplin, Mont.
Nate Crockett and John Seeley were
saturday arrivals, coming from Fargo
where they are enrolled as students at
the state agricultural college, and will
enjoy the holidays at their homes NORTH
of town.
3 r.: Walt Laidlaw, Jr, who has held {
a position here with the Cavalier Co
Implement Co., since last spring took
Fridays train for Minneapolis, where he
will remain over tho holidays at the
home of his parents.
Earl and John McGruer, accompanied
$ by their sister, Miss Juanita, all of
whom are attending the University OF
Wisconsin at Madison, Wis, arrived
Monday to enjoy a stay at their Lang
don home until after the New Year.
! On Tuesday evening in the ole
church building the Sunday schoo
children of st. Alphonsus parish hello
their annual Christmas entertainment
The musical program being given under
the direction of Miss Rose Corrignan
This was followed by the looked for ar
, rival of Santa Claus and a generous dis
tribution of gifts among the little folks
Miss LaBelle Mahon, who for some
i, months past has been secretary of the
, field work in connection with the Yves
, ley conservatory of MUSIC at Grand
; Forks, was among the Monday crowd OF
, home corners for the holidays, expecting
4 W 0ulo1 OfcI VIC INcW I0dI. vi Null
day. January 5th. Miss Mahon has ar,
ranged to give a musical program at
the town Of Wales under the auspices of
the Wesley conservatory. The event is
one that many of Miss Mahon's home
friends in Langdon are likely to avail
themselves of.
: On Friday Jan. End 1914 the Mod
ern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors of
this place will hold a joint installation
of officers for the ensuing year. In
stalling officer for Woodmen, Neighbor
James Opie and the Royal Nelghbors
will be installed by Mrs. b. e. Groom.
AS usual luncheon will be served after
which the lights will be extended and
music will be provided for any voluntary