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Decorah-posten., 1897-10-15

"paitor u. 9. Sbcrup lisgsr meast lie
oenOs at Sjertsipgopm os 2ungbstrns
pslis"; entsn bar MI Satteren sller Stris
psrsn itapst Sborup iitsnt for 5borp;
osri maa bet ligee.
- DULUTH Msnisbso bigger prsitebclis
tot pso airtsn.
Blair NsnisfeO bar toitet $1,150
paa tin airte.
s ben nprits Spnobs.
pa'tor Rcsbolot ps 5rues SslpbrpIupss
isft ben 12te Sept. bar mssst rsllpttet,
I9rlis forbi Den osIau par Iornst mso en-
Subelfeit, iost gaitcrsn bupos par't Brett
i 8aloet / % aar. 9rpf. Dlrisatsr us
Yaitor 2drisn tults. Yaitor RpsbOlot
oplaits po Soften tit SalOsbrsp FAINT msos
bette. al tan / SisIs % glar 6aros osbt
1900 gern, tonirmret 750, bssrdpst
500. 9stsDist 200 Bar. st fort Offer
gauss Sslpbrpaupspurret Deb Soften.
= paitur Smoalsruo bar buut ct anz
falbt al 8looitprtnins % ma nu rsiIs
til Sposn for i'm Selbrsos Stplo.
Misiionsfsiter / September: )
Sislobsrs Msnigbso. puitur Smsoul fra
Rrluno og Yaitor galIsitao ira 5bor pre-,
oiteos. st nbiuls at pigsfOrsningsns
4rbeiosr fprssit; alt inobragts So for
uoM $50 Offer. - Yaa RounD prairis
0uit. 8. Sees 8alo); saitor Sorgsr=
len praoiteos; Offer til SnorsmisIipnsn
$35.26 optoges. Der rionsoes ogiau
mob Drift % Dams. = 2ops Rect %
Oslo MenigRosr, paIt. Sliliss SaIp.
paItprsrm 2unos % 8lilis prGoitscs. 81.
fer, $32.07. git til 3ulumisiicntn. - S
Glitbsrull Msnigbsp, Yaltcr 2ansslano
praoiteos, Offer uptpses til pore % inore
MisIiun. Ter bar oaida ct Samtalsz
rleH ON Sdtrdnent;rns.
airteinnrelie at 5rosns &irt: i
Star6uct. Minn. 5prmanp Yjergo for
rsttsos, paitorsrns 4osfub, 5erDs, Slosre
pg Rprman asIiiteraps. airtsn toIter
$500.
Misunderstanding at airtsn /
SfspsnR Wsnigbso / q. 9atota, ferret,
ttoss al BAIT. Wpnim. airtm Ital blire
40 og % CO 16 Sob mso aItsrtor ca
Yarn.
Tosle 5ins man fan lore peo at
ituoers neutrality-suspicious. ,r en- cSsnos
isnbelie mso oosnn9ntk SrsrIfrift / Gp.
Suth. airtst.", ION inosfolDsr mango az
borIiss cg paitsnbe Sanobsosr; liot DIT
df Ital unferes: Del er Ost itaCias alpors
Fg, 4rb:ioe mso Subs Orb, ION pirfsr
6soit; life 9rttslIsSbaiunsn man gpans
ssliets rglige Sno6pslis; life bet cps
i~igtsp9ttsnoe os uiGooanligs, men bet
title, itdoige Drag | SUBS Slo. - Oct
sr oits ilert msO Qlisrsungsn / 9Dsrne,
men Ida Tar n CO @runo til al trc, at X,
ipm suar. rnOsr Satranentst m:o Qanas
isl % YeliionslI,. - 2an MGsr Wenias
kesrne D9rs iInad ! Intal y Wisohnmer.
men itGris | iuObpress SiGrliaGeo %
Srsr icr Guns Sros 9rug / Stole ca
airts 90 Siem. - Vt ilipp, 8,roen ino
i Msnigtsren bill lit, hiaip, 9srOtn, men
ftaos airisn ra 'inore tsrs 4r6sio,.
Wsniehetsn iial bare en- MooIetniua iii
Itrrsn | Sincsias co osoeris, ; lin 2irg.
bstrdaining os Smsans.
paiior apdais al Nsnomrnis, isis,
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-15

4olera berisr rabiomt blanbt Suinene
! Soma. liar | osn mibtr, 9sl af Stas
tnl. d Patsnt= aurs, icm baaoe 2aa
cs earo bar sypsrimsnterei msb, Bar uiIt
Fg alsles raroiIsis, us ai mango Sjcrosr
pal fIeu hunbrsoe Srin er Der lite ct
tnfitt It 'eln. 5rrtiom tienhsr man life
nogt rirtiOmt Ribosl mob oenne farIioe
Nf. Get Darns Seitpsir rg bn langs
pariss Ssrts tar uoentril biorasst msst
til It ipuoe Smiten. Raar peitsn bar
rFsi III. 6Er man maaite hit ben / I9n=
gn sio. Gagmanc flyer, at Slrmsrne
bar isrss for, at b fun bplosr ~trlftias
Srr, mso flor Nocitanpstraft, ps at be
niiis iaar rtn Wlab, rent 9ri,te os rent
ea.-
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-15
Vp 300.

Snt Ell :rr. 1io bill "Saaub >os i amrri.
fanit 8ei," al Spieiteretsiasiprer Senrp 3.
@jertien icrlooe YreSien. Y ooeu, Der ei
iGii r It a~ipasiet for 9ien smnnb, oil nben.
toll blipe at numbering Hptie for aanosa
mGno | ole 9iusitilnser, oa ben inobeiat,
ter DC, for ben a ~minpclisr Mano. pietigitc
9opbeitrntmelier DC Stater, buor G'atti
liaper bDgger % hpr. Spsen bliper p,cr
800 Sieer itpr. inobunNet | imuit Z blra
tingSbino % 81 foiie $3.50
Den uolpmmcr paa Pernbaro pages 5or.
laa, " minneapolis.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-15
Wanae 2piuocr bar l StilBco
mcotagct Naao, tom bar
bclbreoct ocm.

Spiter! Iacr I'll mrrfer, at Tu, itjpnt
Oh iplscr Ain SamillelGses Haao, life biz
prr beore, bpprior fgIs r IN oa life en- anotn
6rcmgargsmaaoe? Mansfolbise @pinoer
bar ltrepet pripat iilgirs. Yinfbam, af'9pnn,
Waais., bar tpoclist ps lis frem opsipct De.
res Spmptpmer Q Tor fli5t bet Raab, irm
be fort Sio eiter bar mootaaet. ,Splaerhe
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-15
Ganoclshaaoem Sanmarf.

Sfslss bet at Statsus itaiiItiit, gu.
reau uosipns 5abslrert taIte Danmarts
5dnoelsfuaos Deo uosansm af 1896
1000 Ssilftibs mso 1880 81. 3. %
418 Oampitibe msb 163, 600 R. &
Sesuoen fanotss Der 11,606 8aaos met
pg unoer 4 R. g., "a pramms oa 2ea.
tsrs % 80 Sampuoopbninssmaifiner. 9
Sammenllgnina meo bet Iorssaasnos 4ar
sr Selitibenes antal uftaset, Odmpiti.
bsnss tiltasst; TIL moens Der 9arets
2eb tilfcm 70 Ssilitibe as peo Rpbpa.
ming | Sdnoet cs 81 peo aieb fra uOIans
oet), afgif Der 104 AS o.p 5orlis, 4e
rso Sale til nolanost, 10 BED Spbue.
nins); uf 9ampitibe iiliom 80 a bpaa..
oes / Oanmart, % tjsbtss / lolanost)
&c afgit II q f%OrIiite, 10 iolstss til lib.
lanoet). RpbAgninsen Ter bjsmm bal
baaoe Tor Ssils rs Dampitibs rarst min.
ore / 1896 snp 8jenneminittst for fioit,
. &ar. vi be Ssilitibs, iom blep bps.
geos Der hjsmms, BAR isbrsst Is bsitsmt'
til 5iitsricrft, iaulsoes at psnns llaaDI
MI teller S72 Ssilfarteier % 3 Damp.
f~orteier Ipruosn be 2 aontrplfibe, Regis,
ringn bar uoitationeret. vi Siifsrfar.
te;erne sr 241 rssiitrsrsps til 5iituiorif,
| Roroiesn.
vi b 62 Stibs, bourmsp Sanoslslad:
zen frrssspss uso ajsb fra ublanost, ra,
Is ~npbpsseoe us A samls. Den Jam:
lsOe ajsbeium bar 7,6 Mia. 8r., bora
Ipureoss / Splb 225, 800 ar. vi be nh.
bpssso, Dampitibs bar 2 fra Spsris. 2
fra Soften, 10 fra gnsIanp os Stotlmo
8eo Jrrlis miitsne Dor 5anoelsflaap,
/ 1896 80 Stibe, lpm itranOsOs, II, ION
blsp forluct i rum 81, rs Z, iom iporlsi
fcripanot. Del iamlsos 2ab al Msnne:
itsliu bar Sc, bporaf b AZ peb be Stih,
irm foripanot. Den aapital, Der bier
tdbt pso 5orliIsns, bar 100000 ar. moi
Lac Win. Sir. / 1896. @nbelig 6lst
Der iolgt 56 Stibe, fDoraf 10 Oampitibs.
til ~llolanost, til ct iumlet Yslsb al $685..
600 ar., bpilfet sr ct bstppeligt itsrrl
Yslrb eno / Be f~orsgdaenoe 4ar.
Wso Ssnipn til Stibsnss Sismitso itaI
bem9rtes, at 40 psf. al Eels 5laaesns
SonnaR faloer paa aiebsntdOn, osrdf 81
psf. Of S%eilflaaoen, nlsn life miaore emf
50 psf. al Sampfluaben. Oct Icrsneot
0ampiti6siIitab teller lis Stts mel
$4,000 u. g., oerai sr rs regiItrsrsoe
&~ihbenbapn. Wsbsns SsillIfibne fra
aje6snbapn Og Yrruinoisrns sr pmtreni
ligs fore, sr 8ampitibens I ajebsn6apu
cintrsnt a 8anss Iad fore. 9srnes
5annelsflaaoe er baaos / Sal os 5mnlst
Sbaanos psrlsssn bpiltet iIer Itploes
Den fpnIts gsrupps. 5 SpIunb er @sit=
tpftens 5luuDe iierrs sno gittpItsns pau
8runo af Sunes fore Ssilflaaos. Spsr
10000 R. 3. bar felsenoe pIaoier:
Sans (119 Silk msb $4,000, MartaI
(29S Stibs mso $4,000 os Spsnbbors
(279 Stibe msb $1,000. gf essntlia
itrrs Stibs (paa orer 300 R. 5.) fanttes
272, It 5al, Der er rorst itertt / ben ies
ners 5io, p~aientlig foranleoiset pso
Sampisbsns. vi Stibs paa opsr 1000
R. 3. bapo' hi 60. bScraf so DampItih,
af brilte 80 hsrte fismme / ajsbenbapn.
2 pad 5dne.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-15
wicnraoun I'll M paiaa insfers gun.

Gicoraeua nil MI paina inciers SaIe'
mrutios, istmiaoIis bill Rtsiuins.n arm
1t 5oriN, 3sn I'll HsoIsTtisia trns' X
scrSxa Silt,ss 6uIsnnars. inettl
cers sgn1 8uISmpnttr toHimsr | Brig.
Rtaisrinssn oil oaiaa miolsrtisis iian0ls
nto 9rlasn al SsIo for at frcmtpnH
SnoisrisI al Sub.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-15

Slanot be norifr Rebottsrer Gmeritc
Il or ildr 10, iom ian fsirs bO,r 1T Slagi
% gars SubilGum. Oct IT % aar
iior1 R. Renraa, "Stanoinap,n"s 8p.
r,oattsr, blsp Stuo,nt no ariitiania Uni
periitst, % % Mar, iio,n CTR. Brandt,
"Rorcrfen"s R,oatter, bko aaNt Der
ariss1uI,n / S%riitianid.
@ratulsru!
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-15

Totific. Set ian mulissns pGre
noset mt for bore 2G er. at Dor Sopco.
Reoaftpr al pprt S'ab, 81 II s. s. Soparo,
lar aiagt ct Seips hos 9artiu Rauuiaciurs
ing go. | SniaIo. ". y. % Far taset Gu
berne % RrGmierne i Gieipn. Sc er, iiacr
ban, glt, bpdo De nogipes ipr." "6arn,
6ielo n 5ireiioe," Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-15

&aIScr @ormal { tool / 2eeoraa
iilbpoer Siuperenor, ION iianr iilbnat
I aunoifaber. bebrt N%nlepuiug iii al
laobenie bet 5orismie enc uo9eu Sfols
/ Goropeiten. S%iuoerterue uil altie
iinoe alnsier. ON sasicr Tor benz. 6b2
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-15

Spseielie 9nrius / Siimiiriuninp,
Ieltalentec % physical culture s,e'
It's ! Salocr Normai S1,ol. Yiuisr.
t,rmincn bespupsr o!n lite 9iou. 6b2
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-15

VI or p'ltiireos nicp "Susprnnen" I en-.
lper Seillseioe o. fan trpsI aubeiale ben u!
eiihoer, ION ir9naer n GbTaltiae. 6rn5'
ten ioreee GO Gents. Sobn stnorrioh
eau Claire. @lsceniim.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-15

brep er Ell itGrf
B~efrritelie af
'eite: Seq lar
pGrct ing is
gtaal eo.r. On
Sarge lag
at iss
. bar npot
II I'll at legse
mig IND
pan ct so
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-15

Sbe %aIber Normal SdIool er net.
INV trte FOR Smoenter, iont ltaar
SV tlbrs annoitaber. ct itpr INITIAL
aidsltr ale Srandsr letter Gin
oeniernr iitaro I'll at iiIOe pasict b
&iaSier Rom Den lite Nop. ;b4
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-15

bpts ,. uaiter q a ;~eutprct ior Gacrs
SonntD for eli ( 90, ium fan G.seS s'
buert norit. irerit % oanlf Sjcm / SImeritd'
e'pS Spmmisiicu. Rrrmue Yetinselier RED
at tllltripc II. Hage,
AIS Phoenix Building, Minneapolis,
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-15

SnbSfriber pna "2foicmeifrren.'.
2plar. S~rgrCnumnier . GentS. Ibresie.
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Decorah-posten., 1897-10-15

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yer sanAaa t-li .nN : . - 80 r,,d I'm
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-03-04
SOMETHING ABOUT PINS.

Rev the Machine Makes Them =,
Sticks Them Into Paper.
Pins have been in use fro..l tae can
time known to history, bu~ tnsy ss
originally ornaments rather than al
cles of utility, and it is eVidsn,
for fastening purposes the anciu"
ordinarily used laces, buckles and O.
er devices. The pins that have nte
found in Egyptian, Elruscan and Ole
Scandinavian tombs are made OF gold
silver, brass, bronze and iron: many
OF them are twelve inches in length
weigh eight or ten ounces. and have
artistically executed heads of precious
stones, metal, amber. ivory ana wood
Pins were introduced into England in
the sixteenth century by Catharine
Howard, wife of Henry VIII. They
we're at that time made of gold. silver,
brass or ivory, and were worn in the
hair or on the clothing as ornaments.
It is said that Spanish pin manufac-
,urers were allowed to sell them only
during the Christmas holidays, and IT
became the custom for gentlemen to
give the ladies of the family money
with which to buy pins at Christmas
tide. From this custom the term pin
money" originated. The manufacture
VI cheap and useful pins was intro
iuced in England in the latter part OF
he sixteenth century, and Birmlng-
IAN soon became the center of this
Industry. In the United States the
manufacture was attempted in 1920,
nd again in 1924. but did not amount
0 much until after the invention OF
he Howe machine in 1882. The orig
nal process Of manufacturing pins by
lsad required no less than fourteen
Wholly different operations, and was
&c. only tedious, but expensive. At
he present time all the processes,
rom the cutting CT the wire into PIN
nnsths to the sticking of the finished
ms into the papers, are performed by
aach:nery. The machine pulls in the
wire and snaps it off at the rate OF l4O
.:n-lengths or blanks per minute,
nd just as it seizes each one OF these
tanks, little, concave-faced hammer
us the end of the blank three taps
I'D "upsets' 1t to head, while IL
rips it in a countersunk hole between
is teeth and lays it sideways in a
,roove; there levers and springs point
ne blanks with great rapidity, and
hus finished they fall into box that
ever ready to receive them. Next
hey are taken from the receiving box
nd polished, and two machines dis
ard every defective one. Another ma
hine carefully asserts the pins and
hands" them to an automaton that
.angs them by their heads, and trans
ers them 10 strips of paper and by
ne movement sticks them all through
wo corrugated ridges in the paper.
This done, the paper of pins is ready
or the shopkeeper.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-03-04
MILTON.
from the Milton Globe, I

from the Milton Globe.
Preparations for spring are in order.
j. P. McGregor has been appointed
postmaster at kinloss.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Thos Hooey, on
Feb. II, 1897. daughter.
liver e. Elsrud is back from his visit
with friends in Minnesota and Iowa.
Mrs. Gunder Nelson returned yester-
day from visit with friends at Park
River.
VIM. Plain returned Monday from
Aurora, ILL.,, where he spent the winter
with his family.
Rev. NJ Iverson went to Fargo yester-
day to attend meeting of Norwegian
Lutheran ministers.
VIM. Barry and Allan Mcdonald ar
rived on Mondays belated train from a
visit to the old homes in Ontario.
Miss Minnie. j. j., and Ed. Reilly and
J. I. Haight attended the K. P. ball at
Langdon Monday night, which was a
very enjoyable affair.
Mayor j. r. Mears has been quite seri-
ous)y i'll the pa week with neuralgia of
the head. he is improving nicely now,
jubilant.
Joe. Catherwood returned last Thurs
dow fror, fho a.
teresting several of the principal pump
manufactures of the country in the
Humphreys anti.freezing attachment
Negotiations are pending for the right to
manufacture the device at Mansfield,
Ohio, and other points. Joe spent tho
last three weeks in Iowa, helping his
brother Tom, of Park River, to select
several carloads of draft horses for ex-
port to England. Tom is now on his way
to London with them
The local branch of the Enforcement
League have decided to do all they can
for the enforcement of the prohibitory
law. A committee was appointed to visit
the drugstores every Saturday and take
list of purchasers OF liquor, the time,
for what reason, and quantity, and at the
end OF each month this list will be pub
lished and scattered around in some
manner to be decided on later. A list of
those whose nan es still remain on the
druggists petitions will also in short
time be published, as mauy have prob
ably forgotten that they ever signed.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-03-04
Entercrislng New York Bootl.ac,

A New York boy reached San Fran
cisco the other day after making a
journey Of 10000 miles without paying
a cent for railroad fare. This enter
prislns traveller is Joe Davis, boot
black, IA years of age. Joe has crossed
the continent three times, perched Sc
curely on brake beam or hidden away
in freight cars. He is master of the
boot-blacking art, and has polished
shoes in every city in the country. He
expects to sail for China on a trim
around the world.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-03-04
PITHY PENCILINGS.
Picked, Pointed and Preserved
For Reading by Regular
Correspondents.
On. On. Mt. CARMEL.

A. Schell says, I've won't 60 there any
more until the moon shines again.
John STANCE is talking about starting
tannery in connection with his shoe
shop.
Our postmaster is quite an early riser,
but the moon gels the best of him once
in while.
Joe kroetsch has disposed of his old
fiddle and no longer can we listen to the
old "Cidermlll' tune
The Canadians will soon begin to move
this way again after spending the winter
at their old homes in Ontario.
The redcoats across the boundary line
have started most of our neighbors goine
into the North Dakota brush for theil
summers wood.
A merry crowd gathered at the home
of L. Kehnstedt one evening last week
and listened to e'slnteresting account
of his visit at st. Leon, Man. We learn
ed quite a lot while staying among the
Cannucks.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-03-04
Chairs as q Luxury.

From the st. Louis Republic.-Most
,eople believe that the habit of sitting
:own as practiced by themselves is a
COMMON human habit, old as the race
tself, in no way associated with civili-
:ation. But Frederick Boyle, who
seems to have one of those inquiring
minds that are not content to accept
Kings as they are without first tracing
:auses and history, contends that sit
ling down is an acquired habit that
marks the height of civilization. He
estimates that even at the present day
not more than 10 per cent of human
kind practice sitting on the European
plan. Men who do not sit have two
attitudes for resting; women use one
Of their own. Squatting ION the heel''
is favored in India and China. In this
position the weight of the body falls
lpon the toes and to keep the balance
comfortable the arms hang over the
knees, the hands dangling. A Euro
Dean trussed in this manner promptly
feels pain in his calves, but he can
understand that habit makes it rest
full posture. In fact, the GOLFERS of
England use it altogether. The cross
legged attitude is general from Siam
eastward through the Malay countries.
In the jungle men crouch, the knees
raised, the arms folded over them, and
the chin resting on the arm. The wo-
men of that region rest upon the floor
with the knees bent sideways, thus
throwing the weight on the outer part
of one thigh-a mighty uncomfortable
posture to a civilized Caucasian. Chairs
really seem to be no more necessary
to the race than pianos.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-03-04
DANIELS.

Observation-Disclosures at the
Presbyterian parsonage, in Langdon, on
Wednesday, February Oath, 1897, by Rev
Thomas Dougan. Mr.. Daniel G. Hart,
of Daniels to Miss Jennie Hysjulien, of
Elizabeth, MINI.
Mr.. Hart came to Daniels some five
years ago and settled on government
land and has resided here every since. He
is we'll known in the western portion of
the county ,and respected by all. Miss
l1ysjulien spent last summer here and
during her short stay made many friends
that will be glad to welcome her back.
The happy couple started at once for
Daniels, their future home On arriving
they we're met by the relatives OF the
bride and groom who had come to offer
their congratulations and good wishes.
AS the sun sank below the western hor.
ION the neighbOrs who had been invited
to attend party commenced to arrive
and continued until over sixty were pre-
sent. No one knew for certain there had
been a wedding but Dame Rumor had
been abroad and 80 none we're much sur
prised. At the starting Of the music the
dance commenced all seemed in whir!-
pool OF happiness. It never was our lot
to see people enjoy themselves so we'll
Although our locks show the frosts of
many winter we felt called upon to trip
the once light fantastic toe. At mid
night all were served with bountifuI
repast. The brides cake was large
four-story one, trimmed with vine of
white roses and bunch of lilies but we
thought it was better after it was cut.
MANY was the piece that was laid away
not alone by young maidens but We saw
those that would like to be considered
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-03-04

confirmed bachelors carefully putting
some in their inside pockets to dream on.
The dance continued till nearly day
light then after an hour or so spent with
vocal music, and as the sun was risingin
the east they commenced departing for
homes leaving their good wishes with the
newly married couple for their future
happiness. Our wish is that the,rfutur
life may be as free from sorrow as the
heavens we're from clouds on that beau
tifnl morning.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-03-04
RasseIas.

That's wonderful donkey of your
Prof. Rurro; and you taught him t,
wrestle yourself? What is his name p
81 call him Rasselas." Indeed. How
poetic! After the hero of DR.. John
sons beautiful story, The Prince o
Abyssinia, in the Happy Valley 1 pre-
sumo" mot much. call him Ras
tle-Ass because that's what he is
Come in and see him rastle. "--Nev
York Tribune.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-03-04

lire DEPARTMENT Regular meeting. Of
& l.angdon Fire Departn ent at the Fire Hall
on the first Tuesday of each month.
C.B MCMILLAN. CHAs. CHISHOLM,
Secretary Chief.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-03-04

r ANGDON CAMP, No. $3.50, NJ. W. of A
u Meets in their hall at Langdon on the
second and fourth Monday evenings of each
mouth Visiting Woodmen invited:
B. ERICKSON. WIN TAYLOR,
Clerk. V. Z.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-03-04

TTNIFORM RANK X. of, K, Langdon Divi-
~ sion No. 5, meets at the h. OF p. Hall on
the second and fourth Wednesday of each month
H, u. ALERT. w. d. SPECKMANN
Recorder. Captain.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-03-04
SOCIETIES.

r ANGDON LODGE No. 10, K. OF P.-Holds
- regular conventions every Wednesday even
ing in their Castle Hall Visiting knights invited
THoS. SHEEHAN. JOHN +. IRuAA
K. of R. & 8. Z. Z.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-03-04
OFF CIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
q. s. Representative I'm. n. johnson.
Senators H W. &. R hapsbroush'
Habe Treasurer Geo; E Nichols
zsssea ASd Gsaerai John +, cosan
Chief Justices. $If;s $s};%
Railroad Commissioners. GeG = h wa ksyss
Supt Of Pub Instruction .o .JH g. t aaisHd
Com insurance.. .....freo D. fancher
Eighteenth District ..... c w Plain. of Milton
REPRESENTATIVES.
Eighteenth District. ......J 3 Boyd. Of Lengdon
Eighteenth District. ......J Bntterwlck. milton
Judge of the Dist Court. eth Judicial District
Otto E. sauter. ....... Grafton.
Clerk Dist. Court. J E. Truax. ....... .Langdon
COUNTY OFFICERS.
States Attorney. B Dickson Iang saan
Auditor: $500. 49,. Robert Work.. Lansdon.
Register Of Deeds. ohm RyIance....:. Lanedon.
Sopntt y } sdseois Lansaen
S uP 70 Joseph Hamann $780,. Langdon.
Coroner .......S G.Gibson. .Langdon.
Com. :. list. Dist. Henry Mclean. :; Byron.
Com and. - Joseph Heapy ...... Langdon.
Com .4th. ;" Harry Dunford Langdon.
Com 5th. $" ... Henry Porter. .Walhalla.
CITY OFFICIALS.
Mayor. ......................:F. E; B. Mercer
City Auditor. ...................O;C G. Wentworth
treasurer. Ches' Siteioin ~
f fsiit Ats%i Magistrate n M %Snnss
City Justice. l: Law Sou
Chief of Police. u. Salter
ALDERMEN.
First Ward Alex. McNiyen. Jas. Loynes
Second Ward Il. J. Evan, A. Schulke
Third Ward ..........A. Oke, D. H. Mcmillan
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-03-04

r ANGDON COURT No. lis. l. 0. F., Meets
II in nj. W. of A. Hall, on second and fourth
Tuesday in each month, at 1880 D. m. Visiting
brethren cordially invited to attend.
GEO. BARCELo. H.D. ALERT
RS. q. h.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-03-04

r ANGDON CITY SAND Meets at the City
- Hall on Tuesday evening of each week.
Z. MOORE. JAS s. LoYNEs
Leader President
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-03-04

ZION LODGE No. 46, !. o. G. T.-Meets every
a alternate Saturday evening at the NJ. E
Church at eight o'clock, Visiting Good Tenn
plars cordially invited.
NJ. G. WHITNEY, CHAS. CRAWFORD.
Secretary. Chief Templar
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-03-04

vOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY of Christian
i Endeavor meets every Friday evening at
eight o'clock in the Presbyterian church parlors
FLORENCE PRIMER, GEORGE ELFDRD
Secretary President
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-03-04

VIZ G. T. U. Meets in the parlors of the
w Presbyterian Church eve Wednesday
afternoon at 3o'clock.
FLORENCE PRIMER, MRS. +. B. TRACY.
Secretary President.