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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-08-23
Testing a Storage Rastery.,

A noycsi test Vas lately a,l,llel 10 q
storage battery by a Londou policeman
.aporchists. as 4 r,,!a. ~, fairly on their
| !iSll laws have been rNral tonaliy lan-
iel4t To them; but the outra,:oS t3;,t have
recently taken place in lU.-iaild have
considerably changed lie IN ZIG te,nper
AMI the police have been ia;i',~ly nr-
gagged in discovering :nd following UP
every clew that seemed to point.lo .se
existence OF hidden bombs or ihevi.ai
machines. X mild and i!,o:Gsus,Ne S.u-
dent of electrical cM;sllcHri3i. wRs pass
ing along Regent street the orhe- day
With small atcumulitCr under his
arm.when two si,,iWart members Of
the police force came up. and he -
seized from behind by the shouiitsts
and hustled into L side street. The stu
dent was overwhelmed with surprise
md fear. and thought OF all the sins
that he had ever committed III trying
TO account for his wrctchel plight. In
despair he WAS about to reclaim that
he would go quietly" when the Jealous
limbs of the law demanded that he
should show the contents OF his mystcr-
ious package. With fc.:riessness With
which idiocy was strongly blended they
tapped and shook the case. and then
permitted the student to unscrew the
top of the awful box and disclose to
view the plates and the ac;d solution
One OF the policemen, anxious for pro-
motion. was not satisfied. lie tilted the
accumulation and some of the solution
ran onto his hand. The box was hand
ed back to the student in ianble-ui,!rii
time. and. to the accompaniment Of Il
succession OF vehement and lelrtic.t re
marks the policeman eXeet,;et! 4 1.-Two
Iy dance on The sidewalk The crowd
cheerci. and the second policeman init,
terin@ A. apology TO he m,idts:uleat,
lead his too entcrprising con2rade away.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-08-23
MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT having bean mnde In the payment Of
the snln of Six Hundred ana Eghtv dollars
which Is claimed to DO due AZ The dale OF this
notice upon certain mortgage duly executed
AID delivered By Thomas II. Prior and Emma
Prior, his wife, mor.agars. to the National Rani
of No: tn Dakota Il corporation organized under
the laws OF the United States, mortgages, bearing
date the eith day of November. 1s,t,, and with i,
in the office of the Register of Deeds in and for
the County ofCavalier and State of North Da.
kota on the 9th day December, 1870. at 8 o'clock
a.. m. i'll Book 40 OF Mortgages on rage 5ot.which
were duly assigned TO the First National Bunk
OF Langion, n, ID. by assignment in writing.
da.e1 August 4th 1894, said assignment duly re-
corded in the otiice of said register Of deeds and
no action or proceeding having been instituted
at law CT otherwise TO recover the debt secured
by said mortgage or any part thereof.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, That by
virtue OF The power o. sale contained in said
case made and. provided the said mortgage
will be torcclosed by Il sale of the premises de-
scribcd IN and conveyed by said mortgage viz:
The south East quarter of section eleven IN
township one hundred and sixty three 1G3) nor
of range siSty-,wo (5g west containing lao acres
OF land more or less in Cavalier county, State of
Nort! Dakota with the heiedltumentS and APP
pertnnces. which sale will he made by the shci liz
of said Cavalier county. at the front door of the
court house. i'll the CITY, of l.angdon, in said
county and state on the 9th day of October. at
O'Clock p. NJ, of that day at public ancticn to
the highest bidder for cash to pay snid debt of
siN-hundred and eighty dollars and an attorney
fee OF one hundred dollars, as stimulated in and
by said mortgage in case of foreclosure and the
disbursements allowed by law. subject to re-
dempiion at any time within one year from day
of sale as provided by law.
Dated August 18Th, a. ID. 1894.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
w. MOONEY, Assignee of MCrtgagce.
Attorney for Assignee NV ~ IS
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-08-23

| j ne OAK is native Of England. and
! u Ewes to 4 great age: il docs not cease
growing till it is four hundred wears
old lcu tell the age Of an oak BY
counting the rings in its trunk when ii
Is cut down. Il forms a fresh ring
every year till it arrives at perfection.
ara II is generally q great many wears
in decayin-
4 great oa!. VS. cut down in the year
1910: it was csled 1hc Gcbanos Oak.
1t sfew near Newport, in Monmouth-
's.life; 1t was t"'anty-sight feet and one
nan IN circumference. This tree did
not cease growing until it was over
1our hundred years old. Its bark was
valued at G2oc. and the timber at f67O.
The Oldest oals in England is the
parliament Oak from the tradition
OF Edward /. holding parliament IN
der It's branches; the tree is supposed
10 De fifteen hundred years old. 1t
stallts ID Chipstone Park. belonging to
the duke of Portland. This is the
most ancient park in England. having
existed before the Norman conquest
Inc Greendale oak is the largest tree
IN circumference. A coach road has
peen cut through its trunk.
Inc leaves OF the oak are q Deculiar
shape. and do not fall as soon as other
tree leaves do. Calls. q swelling on the
leaves OF the oak. occasioned nv tho
Hite OF a small insect. which LODGES its
eggs i'll it, j.; used in quantities for dyc-
lll@ and other PURPOSES Acorns are Tho
irult OF the oak; and it is used as food
Tor deer and pigs, and when bruised
y ,2ltlE Will thrive upon them.
- lei! Inc SaN0nS ruled over England
'A'% ied or acorns instead OF corn.
;iH! 4 dnHrtl CT them WAS q great cal
ahi'I. ':." Lark Of the oak is used in
tanning and E'yeng; even the saw dust
is SerElceable 10 them: ii is also ycl.y
valuable in medicine. The ashes Ct the
OAK IS used to purify wine, and when
mi.ed with water will soften I. for
washing. Tie wood of the oak il, used
Tor building ships, because no other
wood is so durable i'll wafer.
When the Sl1aniards sent out their
lnvlncible Armada, they wcre ordered
to destroy Inc Forest of Dean in
worcestershire. because the bes; o.l;
Ior ships grows there: but Elzabeth's
brave adniTals and sailors prevented
Their having the opportunity.
The oak tree did @ool service ia
hing Charles H.. while he was wander
Ing about after the battle Of W'orccS-
ter This oak, the king told Us, had
peen topped tire" or four years. ana
faG Crown out thick and blfS,lv 'rhcro
ne NJ stayed for some time when The
fiarlianen1aly soldiers We're looking
1of MN. He afterWard escaped to
~ rance. lie after"ard became King
charles III. Of England, sud Royal Oak
DAY has since then been kept in mem
DRY of the event.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-08-23

Monsieur Calino was greatly disturb
ed because the city authorities changed
| the numbers of the i.;Ses in his street
and roundly denounced the functionar-
les who forced him by this simple
change q figures. TO live II No. t3G in
stead o. 10. PIG. But one morning is
lle cam" down 10 breakfast and rock I'D
his morning paper. IL" rNci.iEactl
Goodness. vas I'LL we <. T.TlEyt a
fortunate thing that or aumler was
ahanged-'
How is ,hat:" asked Madam" G..,l-
mo.
Way. here IS an account of the TO-
III destruction by fire Of No. PIG. Ii
the number h::e!il'J besn changed. tse
should have !'&cn homeless wanderers
this minlte.'
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-08-23
MlsERlEs OF RUSSIAN SOLID
Robbed and Starved by Brutal Gt;s-
GERS and Often Manned and T;ea1eu.

Robbed and Starved by Brutal Gtis-
| Gers and Often Manned and Beaten.
/ With the exception Of the regiments
| Of the guardS-a mere plaything of tie
| cZar-the Russian soldier is Il mise. bic
looking object, sickly, and dressed in q
/ uniform out of all proportion 10 his
| stature. says Spare Moments He is
Nretchedly paid. always half famished.
and. in fact, appears more qualified to
be defended than to defend. One has
+! not to so far to find the reason Of this.
| The Russian commanders have. almost
| il every instance, sought their posi-
tons. not in the hope of proving USE
full 10 the state. but with an eye to
| the riches which will accrue 10 than
in the shape OF plumber from thu gov
eminent ana from their unfortunate
subordiNateS. Forage. equi::lncn,s. re-
mounts and. lastly. ;hc soldiers ratlons
offer ample scope for plumber. and these
are tie sources from which large for
battery must possess fifty-eight horses.
and the government provides the COM
mander with the funds for the Dur-
chase of that Number AS matter CT
fact. however. only forty horses are
purchased, returns showing the full
number are forwarded to the commits
Sai'i2r department and the difference
iintS its way into Tho co.lus:indrl's
POCKET. \ #aMewha; Simila. ;'yStcnl is
Followed in regard to tho forage The
l.or,es are kept on short abs anccs
Of hay and o;ns: the soldier. III! de to
obtain The requisite supply OF f;.age
from 1lle proper quarter. IS compelled
to make UP The deficiency by theft
from Eci2'horins peasants.
Zach soldier is entitled TO o.le-ulnrter
Of i pound OF meat three pounds Of
black r!-e bread. one third OF a pound
q :cr0a1s. and / fai'thing wild, whic,
~ iuy such iilNi.rie> as salt and pep
N2r. Ern this scanrr table furnishes
Its lila.;; % the Commanders Pocket.
In the first place. the contractor for
neat. by means of Il tempting bride.
procuIcS al acceptance of ~ arti,ie
'
" substitutes horse Tor OK flesh. In
order To permit OF a still further gain
the commanders dir2ct tie dough to |
be Well T-;.torei. and the bread issued |
to the soldiers is, consequently. of the
worst possible puality-pasty aud half
decomposed. The flour saved - this
Watering process is accumulated and
OF to private Dera&:::s. The
II Gniat:oa quantity Of greats resolves
Itself into about one Spooni.., Re
duced BY hunger ana starvation, it is
no wonder that every Russian soldier
suffers severely from one form or an
ether OF dyspepsia. In no other army
ne such cluelties practiced upon sol
Hers is in that Of Russia. The thrush
i7SS are intcrninable, and even !runl-
pets ard other musical instruments are
made use Of in these castigations I
~ Q Known a m;n to be thrown under
iflse's feet for some imaginary Of
Il nse, and I we'll remember a ,a;s
" .ti'c q single blow of a fist of an
'iilcRr lTptured the drum of mans
e;l' and rendered him deaf for life.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-08-23

\ western guest at a Boston hote,
picked up the menu and Usually rr
marked to the scholarly VIZ. II:
DO YOU suppose can %s.t 4 mea
from this bill Of fare
NO. sir YOU Cannot" rcsscn;laA The
waiter. with an :lir ri GuieJ 2..iJ!slce
Tie guest was surprised.
y can'J:" he asked.
NO. Sir
where's the head waiter? Bring hin
here
The underling politely cally,! The head
waiter, says the Detroit Fro Press.
Here" said the guest, this waiter
says l can't get a meal from this bill
of fire.
The waiter is right. sir replied the
chief
And can't sc; a meal l!cre:" inquired
the guest showing back his chair.
Oh. yes. you can, Sit" intclposed
the head waiter; but not from the bill
of fare. sir: you can &cg it from The
kitchen. SIR" and the gust 50; down
again dashed beyond tn power OF
speech.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-08-23
Map OF Cavalier COUNT.
COMPLETE. RELIABLE
AND CONTRASTING
VALUABLE INFORM .aT,on

Nov incourse OF publication by tho ,,a,
sighed; size ss * Icet mounted on canvas w; ],
tarnshca and ready for hanging Th;s eol l'
VIII show every township. sub division OF sec, h.'
md a!soSsve name ofowner of every parcel u,
aa In me county the location cfevcry villaa"'
etc II win be of great value to every rt,s ia%s
aud nonresident property owner 'eS'oeht
SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION
Any person desiring Il cory of This ya,,.,,.
map should place his order now rs only y sn y
e,eh, NUMBER 1 ofcopes will be printed to sII 1l
or abontseptcmber lst. Subscriptions Of Non on
residents and parties unknown will be bon Ioa
upon receipt OF price Only F We Dollars
tors office. Langdon, N. Dakota -A''''
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-08-23

DEFAuiT having been made in the payment
Of the sum of Three Hundred and sixty.siS and
sloo foiars which is claimed to be due at the
executed and delivered by joseph Toiihsrte NV,
and Mary Laliberte his wife, mdrtgagors. To the
s western IN farm Mortgage Trust Company Of the
ee OF Nansas mortgagee, bearing date the list
gay OF July 1889 and witt power of sale. there
IN IN contained dnly recorded in the Office of the
LEGS OF Deeds. in and tor the County OF Cava
,sst s Iss@ OF Nor Dakota, the h day of
hNgust, lsS', at 1l5 o Clock p. m. in Boot 10 of
mortgages. on page A02, which said mortpaee
ana me dept thereby secured were duly assignee
10 .o o.1e MELISSA Bronx. by assignment in ~rif:l;
Gated January Is. 1854, and was further mssic.ad
hS hsTto the undersigned Joseph Bcauchann bv
ASSIGNMENT in writing, dated FEBRUARY ~. is9i
M ", s pom said assignments were duly recorded
iloii or Proceeding having baen .lstirn;ed NJ Inv
o. otherwise to rccoser.tae e'el! secured BIZ said
mortgage or any part herco!,
Now therefore. notice Is hc.c,,y diver, That INV
virtue OF The power o. safe contairee, in s.id
mortgage and pars uan. to tn. statule ia such
cas-" a., made and and provided the said mortgage
Ssrihsd = md conveyed by sid MOI .aace, VA:
Ee Snulh west quarter OF section ,h;,'tee., ri31
s3 s up one hundred and siStsrwo(li2I -,ge
or iesain Cavalier county, slatao OF Sorth nakne
W;tA thi llertdita!nell> ar@ s1rurt-I,,tsrns
wh.ch sale will be made IL sJ-- si@rif Of said
mouse il! the City of LAnetlo1.- IN said ca',niv
ana STATE on the 18th day Of August al o'cfn.i.
2; m, 81 e. M; DAY at public on to the highest
rec, and SjHiySix and L. 100 dollars End N;rrty-
nSe ana ,5 ~ dola.s Tor tax pald on said
dollars, as stipulated in nil h1 said roris..oa TX
case OF :orcclosnre and the l;a,arsenlants al,n1r
ca . ~ Jaw subject 20 redemption al anv time
law 80 p''' iue'soy
Dated June Goth. A. D., 1894.
, :, JOSEPH HEAUCHAMP.
Attorney for Assignee -
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-08-23
Notice of Mortgage Forcclo4arc .n,o

WHEREAS default hns been made j., the cond.
nGns OF certain mortgage contain ,lg power ,f
sale, duly executed 9s ma delivered Knute AM NJ
derson and Ola Anderson. his wife rlortg.onr
10 }. v, Sm!lh mortgage, bearing datc the I'M
day of August, 1887, and duly recorded in ,h la
% t IN coynsr 9 DEEDS ~ and Tor he
state OF North Dakota, Oh The 18th ,ay of au"rs,
1887, ut 2l5 O'Clock p. M, in Book II aortgnssanss
pages 81 and BIZ by which default the power Of
sale has become operative. and there is clnimaou,
TO be due OH said mortgage at the date or Tx;
notice the sum of Three Hundred and Seve, ,1liS
six dollars an Fifty ceuts (s3765O, and no .ct;o,,
instituted tn recover the debt secured by saia
mortgage or any part thereof. except one which
has been here: ofo.c discontinued, 'e'
:. Anu whereas, 'he said mortgage has been tlu,v
assigned ny an instrument in writing au;y eyncs
u!eu ana delivered by said nGr, gagce j. W S,nitl
10 Melvin Montgomery, bearin. date the MI DIV
o: Au,,,'st. 1887, and duly recorded in tie Office
otlac Register of Deeds in and for the Countv ~
Cavaiter, Territory of Dakota. nov S;atns Of o
North Dakota, on the Goth day OF October. 1ss2
~ acc!2ci p, ~, il roas Of Mortgages, na"r
Nov t.: ereiorc notice is I.cr.,.y given, :l.t H..
Virtue o sid power ofsa!c, and the s,atu.s i,
such case made and provided the said 1no'taaan
i1 DC ip:scEose,; and he premises described in
!a!l OF me south cas-. quartz (s SEQ ofseciom
twenty -n:nc t2.) and the north hnIfcf the nrrih
ca, 2h?;l's: M nel} Of sact;on thrtyt,vo j!,
thty eight $50 containing one hundred ana Sit
G!) acres Of aud, !;or or less, according to The
EoTeTh,ieiit s'r"eE thereof. i'll the County of
Eai&.!er. safe Of North Da':ota. VIII be sold ~
pubic auction to the h:ghes; bidder for cash tn
SaiSiE The amount which stall then be duo on
SRia inollga-". with interest thereon, FifY-
mortgage 70 be paid i'll case of ioreclos,lte, nna
t!ie costs and Disbursements allowed by law:
" sale VIII be made by the sheriff of said
Of the court holseiil She City of Langdon. in said
COUNTY OF cayalicr and state Of North Dakota.
on ;st',nraay ths:5th day OF August, 1894 at :
Within one year from the date Of sale as proyidei
by law ~ Pi''''eo
Dated July 10th, 1924. 40
JNo D. FARRAND. a As siUnae ~ Marta
Atty for Assignee c. Mcrtsagce, Fargo. 4. b
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-08-23


Grand Forks. n Esk July o 1891
Com '!ai.,t having been entered ut this Office
by Charles w. CLARKE against Sarah c. Dtvi, for
Aoyembcr 10, 1891. upon the lwll nelI and az
nnwM 4 neg s"l4 Sec: 10 II. 100 NJ r. 90 VI. in
NaEaIcr county, with a yiew to the cancellation
Z; Davis ,ias wholly abandoned said tract. ana
ctanscll he, residence therafrom for more than
~. II ,nonlsthe said parties sre hereby sunmon-
september 1894, at 9 O'clock a. H., to respond and
:nfnsh testimony concerning SAID ALLEGED
1"a a ,r Testimony will be taken before
-, IL. '.N lerk OF the District Court OF Caya-
a'hsota' on the "rd day of September 1901 at 10
4. IN. " - " Az
800 las v Bpf,o1-r,
Il. Erickson. Attorney. N>0 . '''s'.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-08-23
S. Land Office
-. )-dIu cf..rc
Grand Forks, y. Dak .July ~ 1sa

.
Grand Forks, n. Oak July IL 1891.
\, ci1,::@i,i:lnt havn" been entered at this Office
~ ~. "si.n1n +. Laws! against Octave Dupont
n o., october 1903 upon the ncll Sec. n r.
ioi y. H. 81, W. in Cavalier county, with a view
10 a ,hG c"a ; latio2 q said entry: contestng
abNGconed said tlac., alId that the said ;rnc,
- no, settled upon ard cultivatedb by said party
Is eIulrsd by lew; the said parties are hereby
OF SEPT. 1874. ut coc,. H. IN TO r,,sp,,,d .,,i
aEGrnish testimony CONCERNING said alleged
'b = ,,,nt Testimony VIII be taken before
fo =. iruoA' Jerk OF The District Court Of Cava-
WI r'a'itS' NeTth Dakota. at Langdon, Norl,
Dako'a' Oh the 18th day of sept 1901 ut 10 ociocl:
30? Has Y pppo,.D
u. hrieAsoN, Attorney.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-08-23
-.and Office

,,, Grand Forks n. Dak., July 20, 1884.
Complaint having beer entered al this oiace
ny r @ s';1 > Mackay against Thomas McIcfran
lor Iallufc TO comply with law as to Timber
oliture i.ntory No. 1905 dated May 18th 1855,
Upon up. the sea secsl, L 49,, r. 81 W. in Cava
d mel county, with View 10 the cancellation of
:T,L ent,f: contesting alleging that the said
Thomas McMorran has failed to comply With
. -; feqGlrements OF the timber culture Law in
Innt ne mas rallied to plant sow or caused to be
PAINTED Or sown on said land since making said
ellr|: ~ acres of trees trrc-secds or cuttings.
ana thht at the present time there are no lrees.
..a csedS or cuttings planted, sown or growing
me sa!d parties are hereby summoned TO an
Sa, q. :s Office on the 18th day Of scpte,a}r
ts't. az y CLOCK a. n. to respond and furnish
;Isslinony concerning said alleged abandonment.
idesumony Will be taken before H. f. Doryal.
County Judge Of Cavalier County, North Dakota
~ J'an5dnn; NorthBakotao the Sth dn; OF Scnt.
1854, NJ 10 O'Clock q. N. 49,
So! JAS DpDovE 1o.;-.,.
} Il. TRUAX, Attorney
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-08-23
MORTGAGE SALE,

WIfssAs, nef.us' has hesn madein the ray
the Second day Of January, a, H., iss, executed
by Percy Gricgso,i.a singl, nam, of tho County
| al Csvatisr and - X al North Dakota, 10 II.
Farmers Tras. Company, and winch ,MortgaEG
was rtco-tsed III he ohce of the register of deeds
Of the County of Cavalisrana state oi North ma
the Sh day Of January. lsso, and
Whereas. no action or proceeding III law or
ctherwi.e have been instituted 10 recover The
deht secured by saidmort9age OF any part there
of and
Whereas it was stipulated in said mortgage tia,
ncase OF II failure To pay anr money secured by
said mortgage c.Ee PRINCIPAL or interest or any
notion thereofwhen The same should become
due, or in case ofa violation ofauN ofthe condi-
lions contained i'll sail mortgage, then aud i'll
that case the whole sum scared by said mort
gage, both principal aud interest, should Al once
become sduc and payable and said mortgage
subicci to immediate foreclosure, NJ the option
OF the mortgages OF their assigns nna
Whereas default has been made in the pay
ment OF the deb, secured shy said mortgage and
Whereas tho amount claimed to be due upon
SAID mortgage, at The date of this notice is II Z
sum Of Five Hundred and tifty Eight dollars
and Eighty cents ts55S. so, io-wil Sl0ONprincipal
and so interest, besides the sum of F.ty
dollars attorneys !tsstpulnted for in the said
mortgage.
Now Therefore Notice is hereby given that by
virtue OF The power Of sale contained in said
mortgage and duly reco,,iGc,;.s aforesaid and in
pursnauce OF the statute in sAch case made and
provided tie said mortgage viii be toreclosed by
sale OF Ethe !nortgaged premises therein de-
sscribed al public auction. a, he from, door of
the court house in tie City OF Langdon and
County OF Cavalier and State of North Dakota,
OH the third day of October, 1891, at two O'Clock
in the afternoon CT that Gay. The mortsagcd
premises are situated in the County Of Cavalier,
IN the State OF NoithDakotn and are described a.
follows, ic-wlt: Tho southwest quarter of Sec
ton twc'!y-siN in township one hundred and
slXty-two, Acrih of range ity-nne west, con
!alnins i6y acres more or less according 10 the
U. s. government survey.
dated Glendale X. D.. this first day OF August
y. D, 1854. FAa?iEgs TRUST COMPANY,
fHl!. :. RANDALL. Mortgage
Attorney fer ,!art-a"ee
X. II. toSHCN. of Counsel. IL
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-08-23
, NotiSe When Tine for Redemption VIII Expire

=, NotiSe When Inc for Redemption VIII Expire:
To W. p. McCALLuM:-
You are hercby notified that the following de-
scribed lands and premises, ,o-wit: NWia of
Section ., in Township 1Gl. north of Range 60
vest west IN the Township of Langdon County of
saVaief aud state OF North Dakota. were hereto
fore and on the LIST Gay of December, A, D., 1891,
Gully sold Tor taxes for the year 1850 for The sum
o, Of Twency-siS and $1,000 dollars (s255o): that
the time when the redemption period Will expire
The amount requi:ed 20 redeem said lands ez-
ciuslye OF the costs toaccrue upon this notice
Is the nm of Forty and Stlo0 dollars tS.O.SG)
August 4. d. 1891, 2-5
ls&AIA II. D. albert, Co. Auditor
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-08-23
. S. Land Ofinn

o. ,. I.Inu U1lCC
Grand Forks n. L. July 10 1894
Not ae is hereby, given chat the follow n.y.
nance se>1ler has filed notice of his intention 70
. , ihai proof in support Of his claim. and
thai said proof Will be made before the Cle,5i of
Inc fret court for Cavalier comfy, n. Lax.
III ha!s@oo'i: n :, pax on August 18th 1894 viz
JOHN FEHR II. E. 1854.
I;r nc scll sec. EST. l61 y. r. 81 w.
lie names the following Witnesses to prove T,is
so!1snuous residence upon and cutivatioe, Of
:l9enb Spenst Jr., Jaceb Veer Jr. Ma,aios
Alch;inS Abraham Klul.,', all of Mc,anrT
IL JAS Y. BROOKE, REGISTER
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-08-23

III not stand your abuse any longer.
been violently criticised in his rulings
By a junior counsel. You are fined $50
FOR contempt Of court
If you WANT to find ne for it." was
the attorneys: reply. $50 ':on't come
anywhere near covering it."-Tovn
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-08-23
L. s. Land Oaice.

L. s. Land ONCE,
=, =. t'@'nd Forks n. Oak. Inly 14th. 1891.
No'ce IS hereby given thai the foilor;n,
nRc ne IG ma has filed notice of his intention 10
n mht Tia, tiii Ia proof in support OF his claim
Gieri q me ,Distrct Court for Cavalier countv
;Nt m a.. ut lniigdon NJ DIX, on Augus, 18th
,, BERNARD KEATING il. L. 1901.
lGl N. r. 90 W. - 20
ne oines The following winc SEES t. proye nis
said land. vtX 'N N'''''' ''oh VI
,, ,ames t.indsayi losepN aaoar~. John ,fami,-
tHh' '5!Ae' ''etnrg' Mi OF Iangl1u CaNaler TO-
a? JAS, V HeooEE, Register