Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-12-25

Daily memorandum calendar pads
for 1920 now on sale at this Office.
Highest market price paid for
Marquis Wheat by the Home Milling
Company.
Have that suit cleaned, pressed and
repaired at the o. X. shop. j D. Roach
proprietor.
John S. Gogin was here yesterday
from the Nora Farm at Osnabrock
changing holiday greetings.
Tom Barry was an Osnabrock visi.
tor here Friday giving attention to
legal matters in district court. =
Dune Sillers has left Calvin to
enjoy Christmas in the mud baths at
Shakopee, MINI. for rheumatism.
M. F. ~Kessler: went down the line
yesterday returning to Milton for
Xmas after a day or two, here on
business.
George Lachner was, here from
| Wales for a short time Tuesday ex.
tending holiday greetings to friends
Boyd's department store will pay
So. so per hundred for good unmixed
potatoes Of; any variety. No small
potatoes wanted , ! &
Mrs. Raymond left Friday return
ing to her home in Grand Forks af.
ter b staytof some length here with
her sister, Mrs. Foy.
William Dohman went to Minot on
Fridays train to look after the ship.
ment of a steam engine which he
operated there last week.
r. o. Miller was at Easily a day
or two last week. where the annual
task of stock taking at the branch
yard Of the Lampert Lumber Com.
pany is underway.
Miss Nora Hanson teacher of the
Elkwood school during the past year
left Friday for Thief River Falls,
where she will spend the Christmas
vacation enjoyably with her parents.
Miss Lucille. Sullivan was a pas
senger Saturday for a weekend
visit with friends in the Forks, ex,
pecting to return intime 10 enjoy the
pleasures of the festive season with
the home folks.
Alex j. Brezina was here Satur.
day to have the injuries dressed, sus'
tanned on his right hand by the ex
plosion of a dynamite cap. Three
fingers are in bad shape %. and may
have to be amputated.
Misses Ellen Baldwin, and Eva
Syres' were among the Langdon stu
dents at the University of North Da.
kota to arrive*on Fridays train from
Grand Forks for a stay with the home
, folks during the holidays
q 1t. Miles F.. Kessler accompanied
by his wife and their little daughte,
were passengers Saturday for Milton,
where they are Christmas week guests
at the home of Mrs. Kesslers parents
, Mr.. and Mrs.George Green.
J Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Pedersol
= were Langdon travellers on Saturday
They go east for a visit during the
! holidays, but enroute stop v in thu
:, Twin Cities, where Mr.. Peterson will
consult specialists as to his lameness
The Calvin Times notes tina
Joseph Webster, we'll known to mos
of the older residents of Langdon
and vicinity, is quite seriously ill
His home is in the vicinity of Rocl
Lake. but he is now at the Calvin
home of Dan j. Porter.
In. the week quarantine notice:
have been posted on the Langdor
homes of ]. F. Ramage and DR.. ].
r. Sylvester. Both Medames Ram
iage and Sylvester being among thu
stricken inmates, who will be under
confinement during the holida!
festivities.
J.. G. Dickson mails the Democra
a card from Waco, Texas, asking tn.
paper to announce that the mex
Southern Texas trip to San Benit'
and other points in the Lower Vale!
of the Rio Grande will leave here OF
New Years day. The last day t.
make reservations for the trip will
be Wednesday, December 31st.