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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-09-14

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HUDYAN Is purely vegetable. -
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-08-29
Farmers Railroad News.
From the Drayton Echo,)

\rIolu VIC OIaS tOll ECuO,)
Surveyor Mott was in town on Satur-
day last, returning home from his sur
vey of the line Of the Duluth & North
Dakota railroad, from the Red river to
Thief River Falls. He completed the
survey about two weeks ago and had
been at Hallock for some days survey
ing new plats. Mr. Mott says the
country is settled all along the line,
also as much east of Warren to Thief
River Falls, except on some of the rail-
road lands Of the Great Northern, as
between Warren and the Red river,
and that the farmers everywhere are
enthusiastic over the prospective new
road. The mosquitoes troubled the
surveying party much in their work
Mr.. Mott says he was never pestered
so much by them before but they COM
pleted the line of survey in good shape,
and of course found feasible line all
the way. Near Thief River Falls there
are several cuts and quite heavy grad
ing that will need to be made, but the
balance of the line, as far as surveyed,
is easily graded. Mr.. Mott thinks that
in case Jim Hill fails to secure the N.
P. road it would be a good plan to tie
and iron the Duluth & North Dakota
from Drayton west as soon as possible
and operate that portion of the same
in connection with the Northern Pacific
road until the eastern part of the road
bed is completed and ready for the ties
and iron. Greater confidence in the
building of the entire road would then
be inspired and the work move on
with greater ease and rapidity,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-08-29
TO the d. 4. R. of North Dakota.

q "a
The Department Commander OF
North Dakota has selected the G. N.
s. ST. p. R'y as the headquarters route
between st. Paul and Chicago, for the
trip to the Louisville encampment (see
general orders No 81
All comrades and others who con-
template this trip should reach st. Paul
not later thans8:OO p. m. September 9Th
in order that the Commander, Statf,
Comrades and friendsmay go in a body
from st. Paul, leaving on the Fast
lail' via the Chicago, Milwaukee y
st. Paul R'y at8:55 .. M, September
9Th. Tickets will be on sale In North
Dakota September It'll to 9th and the
return limit has been extended to Oct.
0th., Comrades and others desiring
further information will address A. =.
Rounssvell, department commander,
Larimore, N. D., or ]. T. Conley, a.
aistant passenger agent. @. NJ. h st. Z.
ny. ST. Paul, MINI.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-08-29
Give the Devil His Due.

Globe Office Devil: That fellow that
pitched for the Langdon kids was big
enough to belong to the British army,
and I'll bet he voted for Langdon for
county seat in '86. He was the biggest
man on tho job except one of the UNI
pires, and have heard since that he
pitched for Langdon's first nine in the
early season. But wasn't he q puddin'
though? Foot ball is their game
they're such great kickers. But they
don't know base ball from a water
melon.-Milton Globe.
CoUR1ER-DEMoCRAT Devil: Yes, I
think it sounds like some of the Globe
DEVILS sayings; quite in accordance
with His Satanic Majesty. Big
enough to belong to the British army. +"
Indeed! I don't know what sized men
that body is composed of, but / do
know that "fellow that pitched the
game for the Langdon kids at Milton
on Aug. 9th, is only twelve (l2) years
old, weighs less than one hundred
pounds and is about four and 0ne-half
feet tall. If the Milton deyil has any
thing besides wind to bet that "he vot-
ed for Langdon for the county seat''
I would like to make q little invest
ment. think Editor Mccarthy had
better send his devil to Langdon and
keep him here until he Ia able to
speak with o reasonable degree Of
truthfulness.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-08-29
Knights Of Pythias Resolve

At their regular meeting last week
the local K. of P. lodge passed the
following resolution:
WHEREAS, the Shadow of Death hav
ing entered the home of our brother,
T. j. Sheehan, claiming for that celes-
tial existence beyond, his beloved wife
and companion.
RESOLVED, by Langdon lodge, No.
Is, Knights of Pythias, that the SYM
pathy and coincidence of this lodge be
extended our brother in his hour of
bereavement, though human agencies
fail in lifting sorrows burden, the as
surance thatwe are not forgotten when
the hand ofafflietion rests heavily upon
us, reflects a ray of sunshine into our
lives and assists in dispelling the dark
ening clouds and gathering gloom.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions be
spread upon the records of this lodge
and that copy be presented to our
afflicted brother.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-08-29
Where to Worship.

Rev. Ainsworth will preach in Wat
kin's hall Sunday at p. m. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Rev. W. j. Showers, the newly ap-
pointed M. E. Pastor of Osnabrock
preached a very acceptable sermon in
the Langdon Methodist church last
Sunday.
Rev. Gum, student of the Union
seminary, of Chicago. ILL.,, was an ar
rival last week, and is conducting Pres
byterian services in the vicinity of
Elkwood during his vacation.
The revival meeting at the Crockett
schoolhouse we're success. Seven
teen people were brought to the feet OF
Christ for pardon. The meetings were
conducted by Rev. Herrinton.
Methodist Services will be held next
Sunday as follows: Langdon, 8 p. NJ:
Harvey Centre $3.50 p. m. and at Zion
church Elkwood at II a. m. The pub
lie are generally invited. The subject
in the evening1will be "Christianity' IS
Brightest STAR
Pastor L. j. Anderson breaches
next Sunday as follows: Roney school
house, II a. M; Poplar Grove, 8 p. m
if no baptism-if baptism, one hour
later. AT Wang, Up. m. The right
hand of fellowship and the Lords sup
per will be observed at Roney's school
house and Poplar Grove also Lords
supper at Wang. All invited.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-08-29
rated Asbestos Gloves, fire & water
You will find our Grocery stock fresh and complete
AND OUR PRICES RIGHT

Lace leather and betting specially
at Elford Bros. SO
Change Of program every night atthe
Columbia Hall.
Engine Oil for So cents per gallon at
A. Dedrick & Sons. 2
Get your harvest supplies at Elford
Bros, ssThe Old Reliable so
Mcpherson has a new sign decorat-
ing the front of his restaurant.
Born Oh Tuesday, the Goth inst, to
the wife of Fred Newbern daughter.
VIM. Falls, buyer for the Brooks
Bros, at Milton was a visitor Tues
day.
Contractor Loynes has the contract
for building DR.. E. I. Donovan's $1,000
mansion.
Miss frankie Sims came up from
Osnabrock on Saturday and is visiting
with friends in the city.
Mrs. H. D. ALERT was taken alarm
ingly ill the first part of the week, but
we are pleased to state is much better.
Rev. G. NJ. Reese, formerly Metho-
dist minister here, was in the city last
week. He is now located at Botti-
neau.
Rob't Fleming was here this week
soliciting consignments of wheat for a
Minneapolis commission house.-Rug-
by Tribune.
Will Crawford came up from Neche
on his wheel Monday and spent a
day or two in the city visiting his uncle,
Joseph Crawford.
Sheriff McGauvran has an orderly
and we'll behaved boarder at the county
Jail in Young Gillespie, who awaits
trial for killing his uncle.
M. II. Murphy was in from Elkwood
Saturday and assures us that Hope
township is coming to the front with
another big crop this year.
DR.. Laurence Parker, the eminent
specialist and physiognomist of Lon
don, is going to be in our town-free
examinations chance in a lifetime.
Hans Bjornerud's ad. on the first
page this week is sufficiently conspic
uous not to require attention being
directed. Next week he will quote
some prices that will surprise bargain
buyers.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-08-29
See Elford, IS new adj. on first page.

800 IzAlOIu,S lew au Ou uESI page.
Cylinder Oil for SIS cents per gallon
at "a Dedrick fiji Sons. 2
Another large shipment of those s13
cook stoves at Elford Bros. 1
Paintlss Paint!-Paint for everybody
Quality guaranteed. F. Mercer. SO
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Winter and a
party offriends are enjoying a visit
with Manitoba acquaintance this
week.
Leave your order for preserving
fruit with Schulke. He buys at whole
sale and saves you the middle mans
profit. 81
Miss Nettie Prinyer will preside over
the destinies of the primary depart
ment of our school until the close of
Miss Oke's term in the Haywood
district.
Elford Bros. are receiving the largest
shipment Of harvest supplies, fancy
fall prints and gents shirts and all
staple lines that has ever been brought
to Langdo don.
w. Young3a studious young veteri-
nary surgeon from Milton has recently
located at Byron. His services will
prove valuable acquisition to our
farmers in the western part of this
county.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-08-29
wen Deserved Tribute.

tFrom the Nelson Co. Indie pendent)
We are sorry to chronicle the death
of our old friend Michael ID. O'Brien,
who died at his late home at Langdon,
on Wednesday the 18th inst. Mr..
O'Brien was a man with many friends
and few if any enemies. The INDIE
pendendent extends its heartfelt SYM
pathy to the bereaYed family.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-08-29
Waiting For Hines Railroad !.

(Fron the 1nkster Tribune.)
The farmers west of Langdon are
preparing to haul their wheat across
the line and ship to Duluth, via the
Canadian Pacific railro ad. 1t is esti
matad that several thousand bushels
of tile crop will be shipped this way
and poor old Jim Hill won't get any
rake off.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-08-29
Langdon Markets.
GOSSIP AND NTOES.
School re-opens Monday.
Signs Of fall are increasing.


Signs of fall are increasing.
Teachers examination Sept 18th.
Sunday was one OF the hottest days
this summer.
Don't forget to take in the grand
show at Columbia Hall
s Langdon machine men disposed of
14O binders this season.
Over $50 Pembina county people are
in camp at Walhalla this week.
Hunting parties are so numerous it
& would be hard to enumerate them.
Don't forget the North Dakota Medi-
Co.'S. entertainments at Watkins hall.
Send in the report of your yield of
grain. The DEMOCRAT would be glad
to publish it.
Prof. Carl, the contortionist is good
and twists himself in wonderful posi-
stions at the Columbia Hall.
The North Dakota Medicine COM
pany arrived here Monday and will
.amuse the public and cure-every-thing-
4 insight for the next two weeks.
The. only way to keep the people
from sending away for goods is for the
merchants to tell the people what they
have to sell, through their local papers.
Our Cypress correspondent takes up
the county fair question, which was
called attention to by the DEMOCRAT
two weeks ago. He guarantees fine
line Of livestock and farm produce
exhibits from the west. Let US have
county fall fair this year.
DR.. Laurence Parker, the eminent
specialist and physiognomist is in
Langdon and will be here two weeks.
Heis going to make some remarkable
cures here, thereby proving to the
public the virtues Of the North Dakota
Medicine Company's remedies and
h his own ability.
The St. Anthony & Dakota elevator
people are putting in steam fixtures
for running their two houses at this
{ place. "A brick engine house 1924 is
being built midway between the two
houses ana the power will be conduct
ed by an underground shaft propelled
{ ~ i 18 horse power engine.
We are arranging to resume the
= Students Corner, = which was dropped
during the summer months, and make
the suggestion that the different teach
ers throughout the county send in such
items Of interest as may happen from
time to time. Let as many of our
teachers respond to roll call. with a few
notes from their locality in time for
our issue Of Sept 18th.
Miss Vera Oke one of the progress
stve educators Of this county, who is at
present in charge Of the Haywood
& school, Of this township, was selected
4 Nv the board Of education at their
nesting last Saturday to teach the
primary department Of our city schools
during the coming year, Upward OF a
hundred applications we're received for
N this position from far aud near, and
4 Inc ultimate decision Of the board to
a Augaio tho services of Miss Oke will
W hope prove profitable to both the
school board and the recipient of the
honor bestowed.
Axle castor oil for scents per gallon
~ A. DsdriCk n Sons =
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-08-29
TWO: Of a Kind.

Z, (From the Turtle Mountain Starr
With the Lord and the press to as
sist him .. w. Hines ought to achieve
success in his railroad enterprise.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-08-29
Hold the Fort!

From the Walsh Co. Record.)
Church choirs at Pembina have been
working night and day on "Hold the
Fort, z but they lost their grip and it
slipped away last week.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-08-29
Teachers Examination.

An examination of applicants for
teachers certificates will be held in
in the City hall, at Langdon, on Fri
day the 18th and in the school house
at Milton on the f4th day of Sep, AID.
1895, beginning at 8 O'Clock a. m.
E. J. Fox.
Langdon, Aug. 26th, 1895.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-08-29

Solid oil in 2 and pound cans at
A. Dedrick s. Sons. 2
A. Schulke spent Monday among a
circle of friends at Milton.
Miss Gertie Kenny is spending the
week with friends in town.
North Dakota Medicine company at
Watkins hall for two weeks.
Landlord Cramond returned from a
business trip to Lakota, Tuesday.
Roy Jackson is helping to look after
the wants of customers at Elford Bros.
Principal Sheehan returned Tuesday
from a short visit with friends at
Cavalier.
The scandal of the town-the ire
mendous cut in prices of oils at A.
Dedrick & Sons. 2
Don't forget to see Bryant and
Swain--the fine Vaudeville artists at
the Columbia Hall.
Mrs. Robert Meiklejohn returned OH
Tuesday from a weeks visit with
friends in Minneapolis.
MI Sullivan returned from st.
Paul Monday, where he disposed of
two carloads of fat cattle.
The N. d. Medicine company are
giving concerts at the Columbia Hall
and will be here two weeks.
VIM. Stevenson arrived from Hal
lock last Monday evening to look after
the harvesting of his crop east of
town.
w. j. Mooney disposed of his inter-
est in the Kelly Mercantile Co., of
Milton, last week, realizing handsome
" on the Investment.
J. McPhail has a sample of ripe fax
at his of1ice-he cut the crop this week
This has been a great year for diver
styling in Cavalier county.
Don't give up all hopes until you
have seen DR.. Laurence Parker, who is
in Langdon. He has made many bless
the day they went to see him.
John Gillespie, the alleged murderer
of his uncle, David Gillespie, was con-
siderably cheered up last Sunday by
receiving visit from his parents.
Albert E. Thompson, who is in the
affidavit business at Milton, came up
from that place Tuesday to testify in a
land contest case before Clerk Truax.
The red barn at the rear Of the Col
umbia has changed hands again. This
time Phil Foshay is looking after the
wants of teams brought in by his
farmer friends.
D. w. Hines, the railroad man is at
Cavalier where he expects to get
twenty-five fat cattle, part provisions
for the crew which will make ties at
Red Lake tie camp this winter.
Miss Annie Power will attend the
University Of Minnesota the coming
year in pursuit of higher studies. Miss
Power is one of the brightest and most
popular lady teachers of Cavalier
county and carries with her the best
wishes of her many friends in Lang
don.
The fertility and productiveness of
Cavalier county is becoming famous
outside the state. Last Saturday a
party of eleven young Germans, sons
of wealthy farmers living in the vici-
nifty of Formosa, Ont, arrived here
and will buy and take up land in the
western part Of the county. The party
consisted Of Jos. LaPorte, John OIL
heiser, VIM. Wmchter, John Girodat,
Alex. Kropp, John Kretsch, Henry
Meyer, Henry Heinsmann, Adam
Metzger, Dan Kunkel and Barnie
Ellinghauser.
All kinds Of oils sold very cheap ut
A. Dsdriok & Sons. 2
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-08-29

B. Erickson takes homestead filings
and furnishes new plats of vacant
lands. 4S
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-08-29

Lard oil for IS cents per gallon Il
A. Dedrick Il Sons, 3
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-08-29

When you decide to have any paint
ing, paperhanging or house decora-
ton done see Hooper 4 McDermott
and get their prices. All work guaran-
teed first class. Leave orders at shop
opposite the Columbia Hotel. Car
riage painting speciality. Al
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-08-29

Before starting your land proofs,
call on B Erickson and get his terms. 43
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-08-29

Chas. Conrad, the musical King is
at the Opera House.
Solid oil in 2 and pound cans at
A. Dedrick s. Sons. 2
A. schulke spent Monday among
circle of friends at Milton.
Miss Gertie Kenny is spending the
week with friends in town.
North Dakota Medicine company at
Watkins hall for two weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
WISDOM AT TRENTON.

The cmnenty respectable Governor OF New
Jersey has hitherto enjoyed certain reputation
for ability TO compose sound and lucld puphc
documents His messages and other ui'erahces
have frequently been admirable. commanding the
approyal even Of those who most s'rehnouSi!
condemned his acts, that he was sometimes
lkened TO that monarch who never said FOOL
ish thing and never did wise one. But this
rcnutation now seems In danger Of being lost.
II will assuredly be lost if he writes many more
such memoranda as those attached TO the Appro-
nriotion bill, passed by the Legislature at its
reccnt special session and reluctantly signed by
the Governor on Tuesday.
Hitherto the Government Of ewJerscy or
such departments Of il AZ offer opportunities for
pccuniary profit has commonly been farincd on'
to favored members Of the Ring and Gang
These functionaries have gathered all possible
revenue. used it as they pleased in payment for
their own services, salaries and presents to subor
dinatcs. etc. and then turned In the residue to
tbe State Treasury; or. az was often the case.
have drawn at will from the treasury 10 cover
deficits in their accounts Investigation by the
Voorhees, Committee showed this system was
subjected 10 the grosscst abuses, and the State
was being robbed Of large sums for the personal
profjt Of political bosses and the augmentation
of the Rings campaign funds The Legislature
thcre,lpon voted to reform it altogether. The fee
system was largely changed TO a salaried one.
The irresponsible use Of public money was for
hidden and II was provided that all offices should
be run and all expenditures be made out Of def
mite sums specifically appropriated for the pur-
pose and that no money should be paid ont OF
the treasury except upon such appropriations.
To this cminently sound, sensible and business
are not based upon constitutional grounds, but
upon his personal opinions and preferences He
is not convinced that the scheme Of specific ap-
preparations Is wise or will prove beneficial He
thinks it will impair the usefulness Of the de-
partments. and actually increase the cost Of
them. TO estimate carefully the proper cost Of
running an office. TO appropriate the sum indi-
Gated and TO require the incumbent to do the
work for that sum- Is. in the Governors opin-
ion not wise nor economical Doubtless his I'M
expressed objections are stronger still Such a
system is revolutionary. 1t will deprive the Ring
Of half its revenue 1t will prevent members OF
the Gang from getting rich at State expense
Just imagine the Secretary OF State or the clerk
Of court pinned down 10 such n system No
perquisites. no presents no 'dvvy." Why, the
idea is horrible. What are they there for, II they
can't get anything out Of the treasury except by
| legislative appropriation? No wonder the good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
NEW ERA AT WESTMINSTER.

Lord Salisbury Is forming strong Ministry.
That Is the most obvious comment 10 be made
upon the list Of ramcs thus far announced. and
II Is a true one. Whatever may be- Thought OF
their political principles and policies, there IL no
DENYING the commanding ability OF these men,
Concerning some Of them genius would scarcely
he too strong a word 10 use. Since the retire
mont Of Prince Bismarck there Is no man in Eu-
ropc who can successfully challenge Lord Sails
bury's supremacy as Foreign Minister. Even
the Irish. who hate him most for his stern rule
~ Chief Secretary conccdc that Mr.. Balfour IL
one Of the strongest dcbaters and party leaders
I'm the House Of Commons; and Il similar tribute
must he paid 10 Mr. Chamberlain. The Duke Of
Dcyonshirc. Mr.. Goschcn, and Sir Michael Hicks
Reach are likewise veterans Of Parliament and
Of the Cabinet. Of tried and approved ability.
Should the Marquis Of Duffcrin enter the Minis
fry. rs seems not improbable he would bring 10
II diplomatic and administrative talent OF the
highest order. and there Is no lack Of good ma
tcrIal for the remaining places II may not be
n Ministry Of "all the talents, but II VIII not be
one Of mediocrltics. II II goes wrong, II VIII do
so brilliantly. If 1t makes plumbers ana works
Injustice II will do so with ample knowledge ana
high authority 1t will show u.s. nt any rate
the best the Unionist party can do
The accession OF this Ministry will. moreover
probably be found TO mark In history something
more than the temporary transfer OF power from
one political party to another. 1t will. II present
Indications be not deceiyIns, mark the beginning