Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-12-28
Try one of Polie's specials.

Try one of Polie's specials.
The farmers club at Calvin organ-
lied a beef ring at a meeting held
just before the holidays.
The Great Northern's agent at Eas-
by was transferred during the week
to Auburn, a small depot north of
Grafton.
DR.. Kamann, of Hannah. has been
compelled to go to Hunter Hot Springs
in Montana to receive treatment for
a rheumatic trouble.
The farm home of Jas. Wilson,
directly across the line in Manitoba
from Hannah, was destroyed by fire
during Christmas week.
B L. Frazer, the new postmaster
at Wales, is the daddy of an assis-
tant stamp FOUNDER that arrived by
parcels post last Wednesday.
Several old buildings that were
veritable fire traps at Munich, have
been condemned and ordered removed
by the State Fire Marshal Runge.
The music for the fireman's dance
at Osnabrock to be held on New
Years night will be furnished by
Christy's orchestra from Larimole.
Gallo was threatened with a coal
shortage but was relieved in time to
prevent its interference with the
holiday festivities of Christmastide.
Ed. Stewart has disposed of his
livery stable business at Wales and
returned to his former home at Mil
ton, where he will spend the winter.
L. A. Weed went north to his
home at Hannah on Saturday after a
s%ojourn here a part Of the week in
the interest of his life insurance
business.
The Misses Eliza, Mary and Flor
ence O'Reilly came down from
their schools at Wales, Dresden and
Hannah to enjoy the Christmas vaca-
tion with Langdon friends.
Mike Rabenovitz is spending a
couple of weeks at Wales looking
after the general store of his son,
Ted Roberts, who is making a visit
over the holidays in the Twin Cities.
Doc. Landry. a practicing NJ. D.,
at Walha)la for several years was
welded on the 18th inst, to Miss Ida
Elizabeth Campbell, one of favorites
among the younger social set of tina
town.
H. j. Beauchamp, assistant cashier
of the First State Bank of Olga, re
turned home for Christmas from Crane
Forks, where he spent a couple o.
weeks in a hospital undergoing al
operation for appendicitis.
According to the certificate OF cleo
tion which N. C. Macdonald received
from the Secretary of State he wa
elected to the office of state superin.
tendent of public instruction by
majority of 1921 votes over hi
opponent.
John Wild, of the Milton stool
farm, was the purchaser at the In
ternational live stock show at Chicag,
of a fine young Shorthorn bull, tina
I will be placed at the head of his her,
of pure bred Shorthorns. The con
f sideration was 81, ZOO.
Ben Thinner, one of the old timer
( of the Trier township settlement
: and a number Of years ago in charg'
! of the Haskamp lumber yard at Osna
? brock, is stated as in a critical shap
resulting from a stroke of paralysis,
He has been an invalid with canoe
, of the breast for a number of year
, and has undergone several operations
In the Forest River notes of las
weeks issue of the Mimic Journal j
I reported the return from the ;haspita
? at Brainerd, Mimi, of the wife O
Rev. w. E. Dudley, who had been
patient there since undergoing 4
critical operation recently. Mrs
Dudley is a daughter of Mr.. NJ
:: Leibeler, of this city.
Frank j. McComb arrived the en-
!: of the week from Winnipeg for
visit during the holidays at the Lang
don home of his parents, MIR. an
: Mrs. J. C. McComb. He is under
f stood as lately having removed fro1
, Kipcaird, Sask., and will in tn
f spring become interested with hi
: brother. j. C. McComb, in a bushes
enterprise at Winnipeg.
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M. J.. P. SCHWINGHAMFR