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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-05
n VEN OMOUS BIRD.

small and Helpiesa, bat Its Bite Kills In
Two Hours.
But one species of vcn0mous bird IL
known to the student of OrnitlOloyi-
cal oddities llpir N DOob, Or"Bird
of Death" II fenthercd paradox of New
Guinea. IL is not lnrge or formid-
hble-lOoking creature. rs one would
naturally expect, being scarcely as
large MS a common pigeon, but longer
and of porc slender build. 1t is of a
gray, glossy color without any special
markings, except the tail, which ends
with blOOd-red tip. The bird is com
paratively helpless. being able to fly
but few feet, and can be caught
without difficulty; however, it is I'M
necessary to say that it's poisonous
bite causes the native papnnns to let
it. severely alone. Persons bitten by
the creature are seized by maddcning
pains which rapidly extend to every
part of the body. Loss of sight, con-
WILSON'S and lock- jaw are some of the
other symptoms which follow in rapid
succession, The natives say that
there is not a case on record of sur
vival of the bite, there being no anti
dote, death always ensuing within the
short space of two hours.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-05
Snailb az an Article Of Diet.

Upwards of 100 900 pounds of snais
are eaten every day by the residents
of the gay French capital, the snail
market being the busiest industrial
mart IN Paris One ''snailery" in the
province of Dion yields it's proprietor
1000 francs per year. At this place
they arc carefully reared in snail gar
dens and fed on an aromatic herb
which gives them Il fine flavor. Many
Swiss cantons also have large snail
gardens and depend chiefly on the peo-
pie Of Paris for a market Snails are
also used rs an article of food in Aus
tria, Spain and Italy rs in Egypt and
other countries on the Mediterrnnean's
southern shore. Hygienists claim that
they are very autritive. containing not
less than II per cent Of heterogeneous
matter.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-05
IkOODtiiig Birds.

The mechanism of the leg and foot
of chickens or other birds that roost
on high limb is a marvel of design.
1t often seems strange that bird wi II
sit on roost and sleep all night with
out falling Off. but the explanation is
perfectly simple. The tendon Of the
leg OF bird that roosts is SO arranged
that when the leg is bent at the knee
the claws are bound to contract. and
thus hold with sort of death grip
the limb around which they are
placed. Put chickens feet upon
your wrist and then make the bird sit
down and you will have practical il.
lustration on your skin that yon will
remember for some time. BY this
singular arrangement, seen only in
birds that roost. they will rest comfort
ably and never think of holding on,
for it is impossible for them to Let 60
until they stand up.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-05
During the epidemic Of ilux in this

During the epidemic Of iluS in this
country in 1888 i had hard work to
keep a supply Of Chamteilaln's 0'olc'
Cholera and hoearemedy On hand.
People often came ten Or twelve mules
i'm the might to get a bottle Of the rem
edy. i have been selling patient meth-
cines for the past ten years and tlhu
that it has given better satisfaction III
cases of dialrhoea and tlu& than any
other medicine ever handletl.-J. III.
Benham, Druggist, Golconda Pope Co.,
i'll. Over five hundred bottles OF This
remedy We're sold in that county dur-
ing the epidemic referred to. III was a
perfect success and was the only rem
EDDY that did cure the worst cases.
Dozens OF persons there will certify
that it saved their lives. IN four other
epidemics of bowel complaint tiils
remedy has been equally successful. q
and 50 cent bottles for sale by Chal-
mers u McGruer, druggists
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-05
jOhNNlE'S REVENGE.
Paying up . Sopre of Wrongs Against the
Family Preaoher.

Paying up . Soore of Wrongs Against the
Family Preaoher.
u always take particular pains to
secure the good will Of small boys"
said john Rountree, as he settled back
in his chair for a seance with new
meerschaum which he is coloring.
| THE small boy is thorn in the side
of those he dislikes, three-cornered
pebble in the patent leather of his
enemy.
when ~ years old lived about
fifteen miles FROM Peoria, ILL.,, and our
| next neighbor was Il pedantic old
preacher, who mistook gall for gotlli-
ness. lie was always preaching on
me and getting me licked. resolved
to play even. There was to be big
Fourth Of July celebration in Peoria,
and the preacher aud his family We're
going, They would start before day
light as the weather was hot. He
always drove an old white plug,
whose ribs might be counted at a half
a mile.
The day before the Fourth cor
rallied the old crow bait. The paint
erS had been at work on our house
and the carriage-house was well
stocked with colors. ] ran him in
there and went to work on him. l
painted his lbs red, his spine blue and
tecketi it with stars gave him yell
low legs, green ears, and painted
s!oe ,t;Acles on him. kept him con-
fined until after dark, and then drove
him home.
We'll, sir, the preachers old carry
all reached the heart Of PEORIA just
before sun up. Everybody was astir.
Thousands Of people gathered around
that circus pageant and laughed till
they cried. They do say that the
preacher swore. lie turned around
and drove home, the entire population
following him 10 the city limits. lie
rushed over 10 GU, house in Il tower
ing sa%e, but Johnnie had gone for d
drummer boy and was beyond the
reach IF his ire.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-05
eLAcKED BY STEAM.
Science Starts IN rs q Competitor to the
Bootblaok.

Science starts IN rs q Competitor to the
Bootblaok.
One Of the latest products of Ameri-
can skill and ingenuity is the new
fosm of machine for cleaning and pol
isfang shoes. This mechanical sinner
consists of q strong platform with a
supporter for the persons body, while
in the center of the frame are two
openings into which the shoes are re-
ceived.
After the feet are in place shields
are applied, surrounding the upper
part of the shoe, and preventing the
backing from getting on this portion
of the foot gear. The brushes, which
consist of four arranged vertically for
the side Of the foot and two working
horizontally for the heel and toe are
then set in motion by steam power.
First the shoes are polished, then
the backing, taken from movable
boxes by ali automatic device is APP
piled and afterward the polishing is
finished. The inventor looks forward
to great future for his labor
saving device Notwithstanding that
the trade is al present largely in the
hands of foreigners who are not given
to a consideration of mechanical de-
>-iraS
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-05

In these quadrO centennial days it is
worth while TO recall the fact that the
continent now named America has
gone at one time or another by Il great
many names. The notion that Column
bus held of finding westward pas
Sage to India by way of the Atlantic is
recorded in the names of New India
and India Occidental, found upon old
maps as indicating the land discovered
ny Columbus America Mcxicana was
IN old name for North America as
America pcruviana was of South
America. Then Brazil was for time
the name applied to the southern con-
linent. Finally, the origin of the
name America has been gravely dis
puted, though the weight of testimony
leaves practically no doubt that it
comes from the Christian name Of
Amerigo Vespucci. Some early an
thories, however, gravcly contended
that the name came from the Peruvian
word, Amnru, meaning the sacred
symbol Of the cross. made of IL serpent
and stick, and the suliix ca, meaning
country. Thus derived, America means
the land of the holy animal.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-05
Nor. gage Sale.

Default having been made in the payment of
the sum of One hundred thirty seven dollar. In.
lcrcSt which is CLAIMED to be due at the du1c
of this no'lce upon certain mortgage. dulr eve.
cutcd aud delivered by Charles {. Keenan, m.
married mortsagor 10 The Dakota l. Eastern
Mortgage Company mortgagcc. bearing date the
S' u lay, OF December A. D. 1855 and duy record
ca IN the Office of the Register of Deeds in and
Tor me county Of Caral er and Territory of Dako.
=! T.. now S1nc OF North Dakota, OIL the 2C;h day of
December a. d. 1888, at 915 O'Clock A. nl'' in
book Is OF mortgages, on page POI.
me siil1 mortgage contains n covenant that in
case Oh default IN the payment Otnlercst coupons
&C.. the said Mortgage may at lis election de-
abr um 'me h ca Note ior $1,000 due and pay
Gihlil !,a' there is now due md payable, accord
lIg to the terms of said mortgage the sum of S531
uo ; aha NO nc;lon Or proceeding at Law or other
Wise having been instituted to recover the deht
cured by said Mortgage. Ul "nv pari thom1f.
Now Therefore, Notice is here BY given. mat nv
virtue OF Il power of sale contained in said Mort
g ,H ana pursuant to the statute in such case
loreclnScd. and the premises described in and
covered by said Mortgage, viz: The south. east
quarter OF scctlon number fourteen in Township
conta ming one hundred sixty acres i'm ;;ovulier
county and Stale of North Dakota with The here
dniaments ana appnrtenunccs, will be sold Mt
p av nI aG ahq TO the highest bidder for cash to
on said premises and fifty dollars attorneys fee
as Stipulated in and by said Mortgage in case Of
3Ioreclosnrc, and the disbursements allowed bv
lay; whlGn sulc will be made by the Sheriff Of
said Cavalier County at the front door Of the
court house in the City of Langdon in said
county ~; ana state, on the eth day Of February
redemption at any time within one year from the
DAY OF sale as provided by law. WV
r.. Dated Devils Lake n. Oak. January 3rtl 1879
lie DAKOTA d EASTERN MORTGAGE CoMpASY.
A. O w,,,pur ,ttoro,. Mortgagee
"i~' Devils Lake N. D.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-05
Npt1os o. Mortga6s Sale.

Default having heen nlsds in the payment Of
the au,n " Eighty three dollars interest, which
liz clatmad tobe due al the date o. ms l,elise
livGred by Jumes W. WaFheld, slngis man,
mortrasor, 10 The Dakota * Eastern Mortgage
company, mortgages, bearing date The e0sii day
OF September. A. d., 1873 ana duly recorded IN
thu office Of the Register of Deeds, IN aud far The
County OF Cavalier, Territory of tlnknta, aud now
state Of North Dakota. OH the LIST day OF Ocioher
A. D. 1893, at s:ia O'Clock A. ma III h"nk ID OF
Mortgages. Oh page ~.
The said mortgage contains covenant TINT III
case Of default in the payment of Interest coupons
etc. the said Mortgages may NJ Ito election
declare the principal note for $780, due and pay
able ana the said mortgage does 10 elect ana
claim thu, there is now due and payable, accord,
ing To the terms of said mortgage The sum OF
1858 W and no acnon or pr0ct. hlns ut law or
Otherwise having been Instituted 10 recover the
debt secured by said mortgage ar any part
thereof.
Nuw therefore notice is hereby givr,1, That by
virtue of u power Of sale continued md mort
gage and pursuant 10 the statute IN rnch case
made aud provided, The rh'd mortgage Will lie
| ioreclosed and The premises dcscrinc'l IL and
covered by said mortgage. VIZ: TIA s'uih east
one hundred and sixty-Onc, north o. range sixty
| west, containing, one hundred nln ky acrcs,
III Cavalier county and State of 'lh l)nkOln.
i with The hcreditumcn's and "ppnr nnhccs, viii
be sold al public auction To the h niyst bidder
Tor cash 10 pay said debt and intcictt and tho
taxes. itany, Oh said preInhcs, mn. Fifty Dol
lars attorneys fee. Us stipulated IN md by snid
MGR gage IN case of iOrccloaurc AM. The tisburrc
,nen,s allowed by law VIII CHI sale viii be mndc
by the Sheriff Of said Cavalier cu,in,y. Il, the
from, do r Of the court house. in tho City Of
Ians,lon, in said county and st,ttc. on the 9Th
| day otFcbruary. y. d.. Is!B, ut two O'Clock y.
| IN. Of that day, subject To redemption ut any
,inc within one year from the dny Of snlc as pro-
vid,d by law
Dated Devils lake. \. Oak, January %rtl. 1868
TIE DAKOTA & EASTERN MORTGAGE COMPANY,
MOrtguucc.
a .. WlIlrpiE. Al orncy for MortguEcr.
Devils Lake, \. UHn. .l-27
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-05
IT WAS ADULTERATED
Even :: Good Thin" May BE Carried too
PAR, Sometimes.

Even i Good Thin. May BE Carried too
iar, Sometimes.
AiuIteratjon il. bad and sanitation
is good, but some Of the results shown
by "iHjjaDt inspectors and clever
chemists in their ctfJrts 10 run down
o}ienders against sanitary laws are
very funny. 4 wholesale and highly
respectable grocer was tried in Il Lon
don court :. few days ago for selling
tartaric acid adnjtera,ed with lead.
The acid was used IN mailing lemon
ade, and the lead in it got there from
the vessels III which it VA, manufac-
1ured. The prosecution showed that
the tart;lric acid cOntaiHcI .OOO2G per
cent Of lead The defense showed
that in order to get Il twentieth part
Of Il grain of the poison into ones sys-
TEN it would be necessary TO drink
lcnpnAde every day for six months at
the rate Of 22D bottles day. The cx-
perts added grayely that before the
twentieth part of Il grain could be
taken in that manner the expert
mentcr would die Of dyspepsia. The
charge WAS dismissed. but to satisfy
the sanitary officials the judge agreed
TO state case" presumably as a
warning TO other cvidocrs.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-05
Stop! Read! CO Where? TO
Canada? How?

Why, buy a round trip ticket over
Northern Pacific railroad. one OF their
winter excursion tickets for only $40,
good for 80 days. These tickets will
also be extended so as TO take in points
in the provinces Of Quebec. Prince
Edward Island New Brunswick and
Nova Scotia by the further payment OF
one single fare for the round trip from
Montreal. These tickets viii he sold
from points III Northern Minnesota
and North Dakota Oh Nov. 18th. and
Dec. 9Th then daily from Dec. 18th TO
22nG. inclusive. and Oh Dec. y. Sale
Of tickets in Manitoba daily from Nov.
Zeth, TO Dec. 3lst. Inclusive. Limits
viii be extended Oh these tickets by
payment Of a reasonable SUN for such
extension. This gives splendid
chance TO 90 through Chicago and see
the grounds and buildings Of the great
Worlds Fair. In connection with this
see another notice IN this paper In
qujre particulars Of any agent Of the
Northern Pacific railroad. What a
chance 20 see Chicago. the World g
Fair buildings. Montreal and the thou
sand and one points Of interest in
Canada. Don't miss it.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-05
Notice of MORTGAGE Sale,

Draul, having been made in the payment OF
the SUM Of One hundred eighteen dollars Inter-
es, which is claimed TO be due Al llc ditc OF tins
notice upon Il certain mortgage, duly cXecuied
and delivered by All on !. Ciout unmarried Mort
eacOr 10 The pako d Eastern Mortgage Com
pany Mor'@u%e". bearing dnte The 3r,l da? OF Sep
leIuher A y. 1850 und duly recorded in the Of
lice Of the Reg sicro Deed. in and for he county
| Of Cavuji", and IerIIlOry Of Eukolunow State of
North Dakota, On III 9Th Gai If September A. d.
1872 al 8 O'CLOCK q. M in book 10 Of Mortgages
Oh page I'll
The said Mortgage contains covanan, that in
case OF cetauIl III The payment Of inte!e-l
pons etc, tire taid MD,gapec may AT lis election
declare The principal noe iur $4,000 due and
payable ana TIC said M"rig gee docs 50 elect
and cla.;n i.laI here is now due and PAYABLE &C.
cOrdin4 10 the term Ofsaid mortgage he sum Of
ST. % ami DU aCljUu OF proceed IL 1T law or
otherwise han ing been instituted 10 recover the
deb, secured n said Mortgage, or an" part there
OF;
Now Therefore. Notice j. hereby given, that
bT virtue o. q power OF safe contained in said
Mortgage and pu!suant IL the statute in such
care made md provided. The said MORTGAGE will
Dc f"reclpsed aud The premises described in end
covered by said Mortgage. viz: Tne north half
Of Ii" sou'h east 3ua:,cr ana the north half of
the south W - quarter Of svc,i0n uu. be- Twelve
i'll township one hundred sixty one norsh of
rance SIXTY orc west, containing one hundred
Sicily acres IN cavalier county and State Of North
Dakota with ille heIc1l,a,IIcNI, and aDlMr.e en-
'.ncts viii j." sid az public .urt on 20 tne il Oh
tsi bidder for cash! ~ pay aid debt and :Ntct st
''i. Wv 49,, J.! any p!l H'lI
dollars attorneys ice, stipulated II and by said
Mortgage II case Of foreclosure. and the di~burse-
mcnt -al!p"td by law; which sale Will be made
by the sheriff Oe said Cavalier county ~ tho
front door ottflc Court house in the City of Lang
don III said County and STATE. Oh the 9Th dav of
f'truHry.A. ID. l.@3 III two o'clock p. M. of that
day subject to redemption at any time within one
! year from The day Of sale as provided by law.
Dated Devils Lake y. OAK. January 3rd
! 1893.
The DAKOTA & EASTERN MORTGAGE COMPANY,
Mortgage.
40. WHIrrLE, Attorney for Mortgage,
Devils Lake y. Oak DO
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-05
TRADES-UNIONS IN FRANCE.
They Have Grown und Multiplied Rapidly
in S'ew Years.

They Have Grown and multiplied Rapidly
in l'ew Years.
In France trad eS uniOniSin was first
recognized and legalized by the gov
eminent in 1854 IN the seven years
which have since elapsed the NUN Der
Ut trade societies has reached the sur
prisjnr total of l.26s This rapid
growth is doubtless due in no small
ineasu rs 10 the fact that every trade
society in France is a benefit society,
and makes an allowance 10 each 1uein-
Der il case OF sickness. II is computed
that the number Of trades. uDioniSLs
enrolled III these 1,234 societies mum
Der something like 5000 oOO, or i bout
hall The laboring Glasses proper. ~
--latest step in the recognition Of trades
lnipnisnI in France is the esta bIiSb-
nlenl in every important industrial
center Of q labor bureau This is
bui]diny-jn some cases especially
erected Tor the purpose-w which is
placed al the disposal Of the district
tr43e societies by the municipality,
which not only grants the use Of the
hall rent free anG provides all needful
appliances, but ,na.&e;, an annual grant
~ cover working expenses.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-05
U. S. Land Office .

co,.. Grand Forks, n. D., Dee. 4. 1897,
Complaint having been entered Mt ,bs n, w. hoi'.
John Fulton against Army Dawson for r,i"ro ny
nip ~, win timber culture entry No. 37sS. dated
n Al, 4In. 1854 upon the swl4. section : Twn
WITH WI H., Na ug '9 w. in Cavalier county N. Dak
,estan alleging that this said Army Dawson has
so. broken or caused TO be broken five ncrcs "s,
t me lhsr since date Of fling that at the present
1Gnd and has entirely failed to cOmnv VIII ~ s h
Culture ~ law; the said parties are hcrehv
summoned of Inar to appear at this Office on the 9th day
and rnisn ' tM %tS oeloek to respond
I maI Testimony will be taken before aesgsi
nj fs am.d n0nnty Judge Cavalier county N. Dak
~ Iso aaa,Gaon, on the 2lst day Of January.
To- JAS. ELTON, Register,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-05
CHINESE CHARITY.
the sIant-Eyed tj,ieptais Lend Zach
Other Al jpiDS Hard.

Other a Hejpins Hand.
The writer stepped down into the
laundry the other day W get his linen,
and while lie IVES waiting for il and
his change he remarked shat he did
no, se'e the CAina.n::l's partner.
Ms. no :sott5e 1odner, he said.
II mean that fellow who was here
last week "hu was helping you
"CA. dat teller, he no yottee job
tjoD,J 50 he stage: here ill yettee
one
Did he pay YOU anything for keep
ing hin?"
No, he pore Teller; he no vottee
money: him sick long time. When he
gsttee better he come here and askee
stay till gettee JOB. say yes cause
where one man eat two men eat.
We'll, *npposing you we're sicI. or
out "f "'!rI: could you go into any
Chimes" laundry and ask TO stay until
you could get &: job?"
"Yaas," he replic! II never see dis
Teller Deto', but ChinceuJan allc,. same.
like bludbcr (brDther.) and do di.
cause why:-cause ] goltee laundIy
now: bineby no gottee lnundly and
mHybe he Kuttec one; den me 20 dcre
when no gollee wuck.
''SuppDse he does not want tn lool.
for IL job or DOES not want to help you,
would you let him stay?'
No; when he lnafee 0oafcr) me
kicl.ee out. Me no wuck for loafce
If he no yeLtee wucI. for long time
and, when do. want IL pay me for
entee hlle Iighte; no want pnycc ulle
Igh1c too.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-05
u, s. Land Office.

u. s. Land Office,
Grand Forks, N. d., Dec. II, 1882
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his clam md
that said proof will be made before the Judge
cN-oiliciO clerk OF the county court OF Cavalier
County, at l.angdon, N. D., on January %,
1858. VIZ:
JOSEPH LAMBERT, HE IO46O
for the cE nwM nwa sec 3d. seq swI and lot
3, see. %. twp 1874 II. X 80 W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
MS continuous residence upon,and cultivation
of said land: viz:
Wilson Mccain, William Henderson, Bern
hart Croft. of Bnc, and John STANCE of Mi.
Carmel Cavalier county, North Dakota.
l8-?4 JAS. ELTON. Register
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-05
Rare TuruuOiRes.

Really beautiful turquoises are very
rare. The maharajah of ulep Sing,
former king Of Lahore, owns one Of
tho moat famous and son OF Abed-el-
Kader hos In his possession the fetish
turquoise on which are engraved the
legends dictated by Mohammed.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-05
y. S. Land Office,


Grand Forks, N. D., Dec. 3, 1892.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
fnnl five year proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the clerk of
the district court of Cavalier county n d., at
Langdun. on January 18th. 1898. viz:
SARAH PETERSON
for the sc q nwA sec 49, twp 1913 II, range IS W.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of,
said land. viz:
knute Anderson, Kettel Bratten, Ole Tanem.
Lars Christensen, all of Wang. Z. o., Cavalier
Co., N. ID. l'-2 Jas. ELTON, Register
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-05
u. S, Land Office,

Grand Forks. N. D., Dec 3, 1892
Notice ishereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention TO
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proofwill be made before the Judge
cx-otllcio clerk of the county court of Cavalier
county. n. -, at Langdon, n. d.. OH January
ldth, 1893. viz;
JAMES N. MCDONALD HE No. ll05o
for the e1a seq sec. II and wa swA sec. IL, twp,
l6l n, Range 50 ".
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land, viz ~
Patrick Mulligan, George Agar, Thomas Fiperty.
Andrew Zettel. all Of hidgeiield p. o., Cavalier
County, N. d.
iT.ss JAS. ELTON. Register
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-05
L. s. Land Office,

L. s. Land Office,
Grand Forks, N. y. Dec. G 1909
Complaint having been entered Mt This ott;oo ~,
vincent Weller against John w Campbell for
Hnand0 on MS Homestead Entry No lI2S3. dated
Itn S9tn lSSs upon the swM Section IS, Twp.
view to the cancellation of said entry; The said
Pr iucs are hereby summoned to uppear at ILis
once On the "a day of .Jany. 1se3 at O clock a
SAID Observation-Disclosures Testimony will ba tnis
en- DSi9re II: =. Dorva county Judge Cavalier
20: n. Dak at Langdon on the q day Of ,Jnnuarv
i"--~ JAS. ELTON, Register
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-05
Z, S. Land Office,

U, S. Land Office,
Motto. ;. Grand Forks. ~ D. Iec, 90 1892
Notice is hereby given that tho he, '1 foj.
i ~ Ky ;nanled settler has filed notice
PROOF IN support of his claim, and tha1
S It Proof will be made before tho (,iarr
l,st; court Cavalier Co, N. ID. at Lanpfon
JOSEPH RESLER
lor the neH sec a, twp IBO n Il COW.
-; ne Names the following witnesses to provo
ton Of, said land, viz: Np'"' ana culaVa-
1o Mm n, y, Keenan,, Chas. c. Keenan, JohnWeir
II lm IL, N all OF Langdon Cavalier Co, N
JAS. ELTON, Register
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-05
A Cat Defends q Child.

Woodstown. N, j.. comes to tho
front with report of a terrible battle
between u pet cat and an eight-foot
pine snake; the eat, though half killed,
managing to keep tho snake engaged
until help came, The cat was defend.
Ing Its mistress, q little girl.