Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-11-11
MT. CARMEL

The home of Robert Schill in this
settlement rejoices over the arrival of
a baby girl, which put in an appear
ance on Saturday November 9Th.
1t would appear that turkey raff1es
are to be about as plentiful as jack
rabbits, of which indications point to
the likelihood of a bountiful crop.
Miss Barbara Reidhamer left on
Fridays train from Mowbray, for
Daisland, Alberta, where she expects
to spend the greater part of the
present winter with friends.
There is a wedding in sight that
vas not expected to occur quite so
soon. By the time that another week
has rolled around we hope to be able
to give the names of the contracting
parties.
Quite a number of the people,
young and old were at the Ed. Perius
home on Sunday at a party given
prior to the departure of Mrs. Perius
for a visit during most of the coming
winter at her old home in Ontario.
The boys of the Mt. Carmel band
had a practice on Sunday afternoon,
despite the fact that there was a
heavy rain falling at the time.
Nearly all were present and work has
been started on a number of new
pieces of music.
Mrs. S. w. Schneider and Mrs. Ed.
Perius left on Tuesdays train for
their homes in the east. They ex-
pected to travel as far as Chicago
together. From that point Mrs.
Schneider goes east to Tiffen, Ohio,
and Mrs. Perius to the old family
home at Mildmay, Ont.
The Kartes brothers and sisters of
Joseph P. Kartes have made quite a
number Of trips to Grand Forks during
the past week, where their brother
has been at St. Michael's hospital for
over a month. At9the time of this
writing there is stated as being little
if any hope of his recovery.
Joseph Shredder sAnd family left
their home here on Wednesday going
by way of Mowbray, Man., to Hum
bolt, Alberta, and taking with them a
carload of horses and household goods.
The Stroeders have homesteads out
there and will in Alberta the
greater part of the coming year.
The nice weather experienced dur
ing the past couple of weeks has
enabled many Of the farmers of this
vicinity to get the greater part OF
their fall blowing done, but the snow
storm and cold weather which set ir
Sunday makes people realize that
winter is really here again and tt
stay with US for several months.
The following is a complete pro.
gram of the entertainment to be giver
on Friday evening of the coming
week, the 10Th inst, at the Bergman
school, and which is announced t.
commence promptly at eight o'clock.
The music for the occasion will be
furnished by the Field brothers or
chestra. All the people of the sur
rounding neighborhood are invited t,
turn out and hear the following pro
gram, the greater part of the talen
being contributed by the pupils O.
the school:
Song-"Thanksgiving is Coming
By the School.
Recitation" F i r s t Thanksgivin,
Day. Miss Lucy Koehmstedt
Dialogue-'Neighborly Call" Il
Two Characters.
Recitation-"Forgetful Little Lola,
Rosina Nowatzki.
Dialogue-Making a Cake" In Tw
Characters.
Recitation-''A Thanksgiving Conun
drum Leo Schiller.
Dialogue-"As 1t Will Be" In Tire
Characters.
Song-"Pumpkin Heads" In TIE
Characters.
Dialogue-"Where's My Cake" /
Six Characters
Recitation--"This Wee Bad Girl {
Nine" Theresa Hoffarth.
Keeping Store, In Min
Characters.
Recitation-"A prayer in Trouble.
Iohnnu Hnffarth