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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-11-19
PROGRESSIVE PROSPEROUS
NORTHWEST.
TIE

NORTHWEST.
A Thanksgiving and Praise Issue of the
Daily Globe-To be Issued Abont Thanks
giving Day-24 to 28 Pages of Piquant
Points Pregnant with Prosperity.
This issue of the Globe will contain
a complete review of the Industries and
resources of Minnesota, North and
South Dakota and Montana. Their
agriculture, horticulture, stock, dairy,
poultry and mineral interests will be
laid before the world in concise and
entertaining manner. 1t will be a
great paper, and one that must stimu-
late immigration and help to fill up the
unoccupied farming lands in these
states.
1t will show that these states are not
only the greatest wheat-growing states
but also the greatest in valuable miner
ais, timber, live stock growing, and in
the production of many other crops be-
sides wheat, Of any in the Union.
Everybody will want a copy to read
and to file away, and at least another
copy or more to send to friends abroad.
One hundred thousand copies of this
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For sale by all newsdealers and at
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per copy. Send in your orders early,
before the edition is exhausted.
Bill Nye, who knows what he says,
from grim experience, puts it thusly
to newspaper thieves: "a man may
use wart on the back Of his neck for
a collar button; ride on the back coach
Of railroad train to save the interest
on his money until the conductor
comes around; stop his watch nights
to save wear and tear; leave his si' or
TT without dot or cross, to save ink;
pasture his mothers grave to save
corn; but man of this sort is q gentle
man and scholar compared to the fel-
low who will take q newspaper two or
three years, and when asked to pay for
it, puts it into the office and has it
marked ssrefused. =
Thrsshing lien blanks tor sale ii
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-11-19

Threshing lien blanks Tor sale at
this efics.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
Spoijfe 3otonicr | SDo
Incrifa.

eouoonuerblaoeue oiientli8giGr Ct I'D.
icrligt Iroipett al ben betienote BerS
Baron 6iri6 / @ien oaoenbe no paa q
pprette iDoiite aolonier ! amcritn.
Zen igrIte aoloHi ital pprettes | ar.
gcutinn, ben naite / grdjiIien % to
andre ipbonlerttanIte Stdter.
Rau pil anlG99e aolonjtr en-
gtmerita, ior6i be Itrenos Snou0a, iugs.
beitcmmelier i be nOrOamerifanife Sri
itater pa~nItelig9ior Tlanens noIsrell'
Der.
SetoItuinsen peb 8rOipettet CT befe9.
net til $50 MiQ. 6rants. 3eraf plI
Baron Siri9 ielu te9ne be IS Wttato'
ner. San pil ubitebe ct Spraab I'll
ale Ssraeliter ON at te9ne 8tora9 til
Ylanens ~lloisrelie.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27

Sngen 9ng. geb meset fine Iaio'
bage i England benpttes life mere no'
gen Dug. 8uu paa 8orbets poerite
8anb l9sseS farpepe 3sler, Der b9n'
ger noset neb % er iaa breoe, at Der fan
ierpsres paa benz. 3erimoo forlan9es
oct, at ben uoGttebe mioterite Del al
Boroplaoen Ifal beitaa at toitbare inos
laste 1r9iorter, liseiom psiaa oenne
Del Of SOrbet prpoes meo Spiatler,
Sslptpi Oip. @afler, Steer DIP. futile
itte mere bare ai blautt, men al mat
Sslp.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
107 Gait Chicago &penue, gbicae1 }, 81.
Matte Gienootititte | @ejt
0ul1ith.

Duluth CT Tsslsn til De Iture Suoisers
Stibsiart % Sanbel, BERTH maa belle Goro
peiten ienoe fine Trooutter. Sernbanen Tan
life ipniurrere meo 9ampIfibs. Riae Serr.
gruber % itpre @ranltope finbes Iise / R9r.
6eben; bpor for 4 Gar tilba9e par iaa at Iiae
en- uomarf. CT MI Ell 8p paa 10000 Snobna.
sere. Ho9le bunorcoe Dollars nnbraotc /
Qanb eller Voter III, oil ON Ell fort 5to iprs
bodies. vi flpber oa iGlger gano % 9utter
for uoenbpsbpenbe, o9 i%oriiirer s psf. Rente
paa Hen8e anbragte, iant 9lucr balue5ortie.
neIten, naar oi igien iRlger. gler: iuacn
Rente ipriitret, on faar belle SortleIteu, on
ri taser 8 PCT. &ommtsiion for bort Arbetss
be. gler: oi Tan lame lio oine Reuae pna
Suie % 4otter her | 8peu mob iprite Mort
gaze 8 psf. 5tente betalbar bper ilette Nlaa.
neo. Yaa oenne Waaoe Tan en- Mano, Der
life oil ipetulerc, iifre iis ct spot aarlta Suo.
tpnrme paa line Beuge.
Sfriu I'll os eiter Ytaps, oaaliae Nuiier
eler boilieniombelit Splpsuin9 aneaaenoe
oenue Sp, alt otl bliue beiparet oa ienot fri.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
Hart Tamilielfab. Srueu: "{

Rart 5amilieifab. 5ruen: "Spno
er BET for en- Ranbsperion, Der Iiooer /
bit 8RrelIe?" - Stlne: "0et er min
8rpOer". = 5ruen: "Spab beocr ban?"
- Stine: "SBrenien". - 6ruen: "Sa,
men on beber 10 Beberien". Stine
(iorpirret): asa, ban bar ppret gilt
en- Gang for = ia, bet oil ii8e, ie9
mente, ri bar life iamme SAFER, raen
hper i'm Mio'er".
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27

8 ifal life fumIe 9isaeneefa, Tom Npl %
Suit fOroarptr; men s ifal iamle 9amle
MpHtsr. Tom sr parb mango @anse Den no
minsle Y9roi. Seno oeripr itrag fun 4 Cts.
/ SrimGrter eiter GirtulGrer mso grsoe'
nummer at U. s. Rare Coin Journal til The
Rare Coin Co, @innsapplis, Minn 36.4
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
3 Hosselroths
qpSermOtn.

Reo oaarlis appetit er ben ct nfeilbar'
list 9R9emtooel.
Dob Guliot er ben ct 9oot Wttooel,
e~iterat man fprit bar taset inc 3 eler 4 al
Sesielrotbs Blob og 2eperpiler.
Gem Sorebbsseliesmiooel mob "gsn'
laria" % feberarteoe Sp8oomme, iaaiom
&plofeber, Reroefeber. intermittent" Sc
Der o. I. b. er SesieIrotbS Sernuin uooer'
trRIielig.
@oo ~alminoelis sbasbeo. Sesielrotbs
Sernpiu er ct uom9riet Stnrfemiooel for
belle Spitemet % briuser 2iu6pirfiombeoen
tilbase til iaaoanne Srsaner, Der ere bleune
ilappeoe formeoelt Spsoom eler Speran'
itr9nselie.
RerbeHbrfenne. glbria enbnu er Der
blepen tilbuot ct 9esemiooel iaa npperlist
for %forilappeoe Geruer hos besse 8ipn.
gloofornDenoe. Sesielrotbs Sernpin
er suot iorat iornpe % itprie 8looets Sm'
i9tning.
Sor ifrofuloie ss8oomme o. ane SIa9s
lloilet er Sesielroibs Sernuin tienlist pau
Sruno al at ben itprter 8looet, buis Spasbeo
iom uiteit er oisie Spsopmmes Narias.
Ioo bet bhioe Sloo, iaa alutinoelist boz
8uinoer, | Sar.eiesbeo beri 2anoet. anbefa.
les Sesielrutbs Sernuiu paa Oct alIerbpieite.
Fris: gr. 5laife 81; 6 Tlaifer for S..
SorIang Of goers Gpotbeter at faa Ses,
ielrotbs Ssrnuin (Hesselroths Wine OF
Iron) % tag in9eu anoeu / oeus Steo. Spis
ban life bar ben. iiriu oa oirette til mig %
tnol9S Bense. iaa ifal ieg meo @rpreb ienoe
goer iaamanee SLATER iom pnites.
2atprence SeSiclrptb,
Gramineret Gpptbefer,
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
Scott g. Olafson,

NtaI EsIdIt, Luhn q InsuranCe.
West Duluth, MINI.
vi fan beuisre tt:
The Manufacturers Bank, West Duluth.
Stewart x Britts, Bankers, Duluth.
s. A. Thompson. Secretary of Chamber OF
Commerce, Duluth. 30i7,l;
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27

On Stae, ct. safobs nttst ,oHsr 50 Gsuts @
5ToR,r for sa) Os fan iaa,s paa usUtrt gpotSt,.
THE CHARLES A. VOGEIR CO, Baltimore, Md.
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ss h %as 6
s't - sa a snd SasS M
'A' ST LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
@'cG and pinhs car from to St. Louis
1Tr f1es' Cincinnati i"fe' as oI a. m and ST. Louis
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
200 and fSm9 wGsGgs sspPs
Coaches u from NswYoSk TO- Chicago Arrive. in Chi.
TmE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 r. M-Pdinln VesLlOule sleeps var Jew; YORK to
Louis Chssso cInclnaa I csyeand and
P6arg Richmond and Chicago Arrives At Gieye
'9 80 D. NO. no. Chicago fG 80 so 9, s
100 a. second morning. Connects for Toledo daily
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 T.. M.-Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car New.fork 70
Chicago New.York TO Memphis via the Shenandoih
Valley arrives weekdays At Columbus 10 p ~,
gsSoan ID ssSn q % hss
and for Cleveland and Columbus. except Saturday
800 +. M.-Shenandoah Valley Express with Through
Buffet Sleeper to New-Orleans.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
"Washington Limited Express" OF Pullman PiHos Saf'
lwih Dining Car TO ba,tlnoreI aaly' SASp' N Iu I'D
Consre,-ona Limited" daily yith Rmn pegg1 IaP e a.
sHd IL q s ds and sS A. Ball. H.
4 49, 5 90, and 0 90 P. NJ, and L 10 night ,..
For ATLANTIC CITY. 1 100 p. NJ. weekdays with
FoT re GHPE MY GaS T 90 p. NJ weekdays.
For For GBRowN'S MILLs.IN.THE-PINEs. with Through
Coach, 100 p NJ. weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: 90 20 90, 80, 100 40 100 PennsJlvana
Limited with Dining Car, and ~ ~ WsSLing0n In
ted with Dining Car, and IL 200 a.. y 20 go,
lI6 100, 80, 90. 80. 100, 100 80 200 ana
500 p and Il rs might Accommodation II 10 a.
zoo 40 90 Llnted) and 10 200 m., 90, 90, 80.
800 80 90 snd 90 p. No. and l2:lS night -1-
% S S r m to local points on the
.a: N Nos as So and ~ sBTSadSay
and foot OF Desbosses and Cortlandt ss Courtst
500 Fulton:st, and Brooklyn Annex Station. fooS OF
Fulton:st, Brooklyn; 10 Eud,onst Hoboken: Station
The New York Transfer Company will call for and
baggage from hotels and residences hr9usp 70
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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utes earlier from Jay-.J), for MOhOnk aAe
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