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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-17
L niW POlskich
w AMERYCE.

w AMERYCE.
MILWAUKEE. Sejm
Stowarzyszenia Polak6w "
Ameryce odby} sic bardzo
pieknie, godnoscia i spoko~
jem. Wiele uchwal pozytecz-
'nych postanowiono, kt6re
bardzo przyczynic sic mogq
do rozwoju tel organizacyi.
Wybrano starry Zarzad ma
dalsze diva lata chCciaz ten
sam Zarzad juz przez lat 5
urzeduie. ale uznano dobra
gospodarke tegoz Zarzf. du,
wiec nadal ich przy urzedzie
pozostawiano. jako doSwiad~
czonych i dobrych zarzadc6w:
Sejm zaprotestowa} pre-
ciwko wprowadzan'u jezyka
angIe]sk'ego do kosciolow
polskich W Ameryce.
MILWAUKEE. - N;eja
kis Hanczykowski z Chicago,
kt6ry chodz'i W miescie Mil:
waukee po rolsk'ch familiach
i kolektowaf ma niezalezny
szpital w Chicago. zosta} a.
resztowany. Do aresztowania
przyczynii sic pan Jagodzlh~
ski, agent llk'er6w, kt6ry
sic z Hanczykowskim spotkai
W salunie pana Walocha ma
Grenbush i Maple ulicy. Han
czykowski wszedi do salunu i
przedlozy} ks'ake Cd kolekto~
wanna p. Walochowi ably mu
tenze co ofarowal lecz P.
Waloch odm6w;}. P. Jagodz'h-
ski siedzac dala przyiuchi-
wal sic rozmowie obydwoch,
nastepnie wprost powiedzla}
E1anczykowskiemu, re jest
oszust. Hanczykowski polka
za} Jagodz'hskiemu ksiazke z
podplsami, pomiedzy ktory-
mi znajdowalo sic nazwisko
Gorala Salonisty. Jagodzinski
ME chcac W to uw'erzyt, ably
p. Coral dawal o6ary ma n'e-
zalezne instytucie. powiedzia}.
ze jest got6w Fojechac z MIN
do G6raia w celu dowiedzenia
sic prawdy Potem Jagodz'nski
zam6wi} pow6z zamiast do
G6rals zawi6z} ptaszka ma
po]udn'owa stacye policyjna
Mllwaucka policya dowie-.
dziala sic z Chicago, re tamci
niezalezni ME wysefah zadne-
go cz'owieka pod tym naz-
wiskiem do kolektowania, i
Hanczykowski skazany zostal
ma 60 dni wiezienia. !,
DETROIT. Tutejsza
TRIBUNE zamiescila obszerny
artykul Q polakach W Detroit,
ulety " forms rozmowy re-
pcrtera z Ks. F. Muellrem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-17
WIEDEN.- WieS-

WIEDEN.-WieS-
macy W Sarze W We
grzech W liczbie 5000
otwarcie powstali
przeciw rzadow1 W tel
okolicY. Zmusify lch
do tego nleznosne
prawa nieWolnlcze
na}OzOne ma Mich.
Rome naduzycia u
rzednik6w Z tymi
ludzmi s9 ME do OPT
SANTA Pomimo wy
stawienia ludu na
rome przykroSci u.
rzednicy zabieraja
WiesDlakom ich c0rkl
i mieszkaja z mimi.
RZYM. 49, Gazeta
,,Osservatore Roma
no. publikuje ~ je~
zyku 4acinslzim poe
Eye napisane przez
OJca Sw., a posw1eco~
ne Jezusowi Chrystu-
sowl ma pamiqtke roz-
po'c'zecia p'' nowego. stu.
:fecla;.,s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-17
SHANGHAI.

SHANGHAI.
Francuzkie wojska
pobi}y bokser6w pod
Paoting Flu, zabi-
jajac 1000 powstah-
COW. Wojska europej-
skie czynia przygoto'
wanna 40 marSZu ma
prowincye Shan-Si.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-17

targ6w zaburzeh, az kr6l
zniecierpliwiony zawezwal ca}y
stan kupiccki i przemys}owy
i zapyta} zebranych surowo 0
przyczyne niepokoju>
w odpowiedzi usfysza} o.
gromny wrzask i krzyk -
kazdy obwinia} kogos innego,
a wszyscy nieslychanie ma
|ciezkie easy biadalj i na-
rzekali.
Kr6l kaza1 i'm sic uciszyc,
a potem rzek} do Mich.
Dobrzy ludzie, widze, ze
jestescie w smutnem po|o~
zeniu, chce wiec wan sku~
tecznie dopom6dz. Otoz po~
stawje na godzine pred
wami p;eniadze i kazdy moze
braG tyle. lie sam potrzebo-
wac bedzje.
Jakoz istotnie ma skinienie
kr6|ewskie, zajechal w6z "a
przezony w kilkanascie koni,
a ma MIN leza}a wielka beczka
z pien'edzmi. W6z stanal ma
srodku podw6rza i ludzie;
prowadz2cy konie, otwarli
beczke, a kr6, zasiadl ma
ganku patrzyl ciekawie, CO
tez to bedzie tego.
Kupcy i fabrykahci pogla
dali zdumieni laden z nich
do beczki sic ME zblizat Po-
czatkowo sadzili, ze to Jest
lapka ma Mich i ze ma tego. co
do beczki przystqpi, rzuci sic
ktos z pod wozu z ukrycia i
ze glove mu, albo przynaJ-
mniej reke utnie pa'aszem.
Po niejakiej chwili smiels'
zajrzeli pod w6z i zo5aczyli,
re tam niema nikogo. Och}o.
nell z obawy, ale znowu oci9
gall sic z braniem Pieniedzy,
bo mysleli sob:e:
Many brat lyle, lie po-
trzebujemY. A licho vie, jak
tn liczyc, lie mi potrzeba
Wezme "a wlele, to kr6la
rozgniewam. wezme "a malo,
to mnie samemu zal bedzie.
Po niejakim czasie znowu
pomysleli:
- Bezpiecznie) jest brat
mniej, ale coz? Moi wspol.-
zawodnik wziasc got6w wiecej
czegobym sobie ~cale ME
zyczy'.
tax rozmyslajac stall i pa
trzeli to ma beczke, to jedni
ma drugich. Tymczasem
przesz}a godzina, kr6l skinat
w6z odiecha} i'm z pred
nosa. " .-.
Wtedy kr6l rzek} do zgro-
madzonych.
O ludzie g1upi szaleni!
z waszemi zarobkami jest tax
samo, jako ia beczka pie
niedzy. Stala pred want.
wy czerpac niej ME chc;e
liscle. Mech kazdy ME ogla-
tla Sc ma innych. MECH pra-*
|cuje, daje dobry towar i stara
sic zadowo! publicznoSc, a
'kazdy zrobI ty'e lie potrze-
4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-17

KONSTANTYNO-
POL. Usi}owano
zamordowa6 kslecia
Burhan Ed DIN, ulu-
bionego syna su}tana
tureckiego. Niedosz]y
morderca rzuci} sic "a
syna suftana w chWili
gdy ten uzywa] prze-
jazdzki W okolicy
Toppane. Ksiaze, kt6'
~ zaledwie licZy Is
lat zosta} przebity
nozem W ramie i MIN
niedosz}y morderca
zdo}a} mu zadac dru-
81 clos sam pad} mart
wy Cd uderzeh eskor :
tY..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-17
TELEGRAMY.

LONDYN. Licz-
ne oddziafy Boer6w
kr9za doko}a Pre- toryi
iJohannesburga, ! Jak-
by chcia&y ma te diva
miasta uderzYG.
Trzech cz4onk6w ko-
mitetu pokojowego W
Pretoryl niedawno
temu otrzyma}o in
strukcye Cd wodza
ang1elskiego, by uda-
Ii sic do obozu Boe-
row l sk4onili tychze
do zf0zenia, bronl.
Komitet przYby@ do
obozu genera}a De-
wet W Oranii. Plac0W-
ka B0er6w aresZto-
wa}a wysEa"nlk6w
pokoju / przyprowa~
dzi4a ich pred wodza
W szyscy trzej wy.
slannicy pokoju 20.
stall ukaranf ohtosttfsy
a jednego z Mich, An
gllka, Dewet kaza}
rozstrzelaG, dw6ch
pozosta}ych Boer6w
wypuSci6 rozkaza} po
otrzymaniu ch}osty
na wolnoSG.
PEKIN. Dw6r
chinski nades}al in
strukcYe chlhskim
pe}nomocnikom po-
kojowym, nakazu)ace
i'm podplsa6 wsp6lnq
ugode pokojowa mo-
carstw i mic stawac
zadnych dalszych
przeszk6d. Nastepne
rokowania rozpoczna
sic .natychmiast. Ro-
kowaniami tymi oeda
klerOwaii ministrowie
obecni W Pekinie.
Teraz beda popra via
ne paragrafy odno~
szace sic do zniszcze-
MIA fortyfkacyi W Ta'
ku, ustanoWien1a woj-
ska ambasadowego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-17

PITTSBURG, Pa. - Mia
sto nasze zmiane nowego
stulecia zaznaczy}o sensacyJ-
|nym procesem, wytoczonym
rzekomej czarownlcy Latonle
Sadowskiej. N'ejaki Tony
Sakupski, kt6remu Sadow-
ska, sasiadujac MIN bezpo-
srednio, m;a}a oczarowae
dz!ecko i spowodowac ciezka
chorobe tegoz. zaskarzyt ia
sadownie, a zarzucajac jej
zbrodnicze czar6w powstale
czyny. kt6rych ma r6znych
osobach dopuScic sic miala.
zada} najprz6d przyznania mu
|odszkodowania "a d}ugotrwa-
Ia chorobe jego dzlecka. POI
tenn przyk}adnego ukarania
wrzekomej czarowniczy za-
brcnienia jej raz ma zawsze
wykonywania niecnej prakty-
XII czar6w. Mimo, re kilku
swiadk6w wprost ze smiesz-
nymi niedorzecznyml stawalo
zeznaniaml. zdo}a] sedzia wy
tE6maczyc tax Sakupskiemu,
jak reszcic Swiadk6w ME-
mozliwost istnienia czar6w i
dziwil sic bardzo, ze W po
czynaiacem sic zom stuleciu
ludzie jeszcze W podobne
iglupstwa wierza. Argumenta
sedziego tra6}y do przekona
MIA skarzacego -odstapit Cd
skargi j Sadowska sic po-
godzis
o.
WIARIIcAl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-17

MANILA. Ame-
rYkanie zdobyli ob6z
dow6dzcy powstah-
cow Wincentego Par
DO, otoczony wielk1e-
mi g6ram1. ardo "a
to, ze bez powodu
kaza} zabija6 spokoj-
nych mieszkahc6w,
zosta1 powleszouy
wraz z jego g}6wny-.
mi odjudantami. Po-
wieszono takze do
w6dzceF Filipinczyk6w
Pedro Lachicas kt6ry
krajowc6w wyprowa-
dza1 u domu / 20
obrabowaniu ich ska
zywa} ma rome cier-
pie mia.
WIEDEN. - z po-
wodu pojawien1a sic
dzumy W Konstanty~
nopolu, w}adze VIE
denskie obawlaja sic
m0cnO, Ze straszna Ia
choro, ,bal,' zaw !; Nv feezUB;s E,'l;l
zostanie do Wiednia
Zaraze do KonstaDty.
nopola przy wi6zl tu-
recki marynarz, kt6-
rzy przez 6 dni hfadzil
sic po ulicach miasta,
dreczony straszoa
choroba, ME szukajac
pomocy lekarskiej.
Pospieszny pociag
miedzy Ostend9 a
Konstantynopolem o.
becn1e dochodzi tylko
do stacyi Sulina,
Rumunia. Bulgaria
nakaza4a Scisf9 kwa-
rantanne ma granicY
tureckiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-17

buje. 1naczei zr6dfo dochod6w
ucieknie wam z pred nosa
do innych kupcow, innych fa-
brykantow sic przeniesie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-17
DETROIT.

DETROIT. Tutejsza
TRIBUNE zamiescila obszerny
artykul 0 polakach W Detroit.
ujety W forms rozmowy re-
portera KS. F. Muellrem,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-17

targ6w / zaburze6, az kr6l
zniecierpliwiony zawezwa} ca]y
stan kupiccki i przemys}owy
/ zapyta} zebranych surowo 0
przvczyne niepokoiu.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-06-06
|County Correspondence
STILWE ELL.

Farmers are again hopeful, since the
drouth has been broken by Mondays
rain.
Mrs. Arnold Seeley, who has been
dangerously i'll with pneumonia is re-
covering under the treatment OF DR..
Donovan.
The children OF the Bapish Sunday
school are preraring q fue program for
Childrens Day. next Sunday. All inter-
ested in our Sunday school ara cordially
invited to attend.
John Ross, of the firm of Ross and
Prior. with his assistant, Henry Myers.
is in this ncigllborhood with their we'll
boring outfit. They have the reputa-
ton OF being experts at the business.
Joe Boyd. in the employ OF j. IL.
Williamson, was hastily summoned to
the death bed OF his father. Frank Boyd,
OF Gordon township, who was fatally
injured by being thrown from the seat
died early Monday morning from the
effects OF the Injuries received in the
accident, which occurred Friday.
Lew Chase for arcouple OF days last
week was gratuitously assisting Amos
Tompkins with hisplowing. This is quite
a neighborly act, for Mr.. Tompkins,
owing to typhoid sickness last fall, was
not able to do any blowing and con-
sequently is somewhat behind his
neighbors in getting his seeding finished.
In this connection Mr.. Tompkins would
kindly thank Messrs Seeley and Ruth for
their voluntary : assistance with his
threshing last fall. Out here in Stilwell
it looks as ii the people do not stop to
ask the question. "Who is my neighbour"
but evidently believe in sapplied
christianity"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-06-06
ri AIDA.

Crops are looking fine, especially since
Jupiter P]uveris pulled out the plug and
gave old Mother Earth few needed
drops OF what we all like to take n
little OF every once in while
John Ferguson mads trip in to
Langdon Tuesday and reports that
everybody that he met wore a smile.
just because it was wet once more. 1t
could do it again and not hurt much.
Haven't heard anybody holler yet, have
you?
Gust tell Them said one OF the
neighbors to your correspondent,-th
doy before il rained-"that those
thoroughbred black lambs that George
Howatt is raising are alright" George
will be among the leaders in the pro-
cession OF prize winners with those black
beauties if it should happen that Cava-
Ter county holds a foil fair this year.
A strange incident happened in our
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-06-06
little burg week ago last Monday and
since that time il has been the general

little burg week ago last Monday and
since that time it has been the general
topic OF conversation with the people OF
Mazda. Bear stories may be common
enough out in the Rocky Mountain
country and once in while they run
across Mr.. Bruin down in tho scrub
timber along the Pembina river. but
nobody would much expect to hear of
one straying up this way. Such was
the case, however, and it was a blind
one at that. The first one to spot his
royal "Nibs" from the TIMBER was the
COW in Pat Shelp's pasture, who faced
the grizzly monster and disabled him in
the first round. He then headed for
Ridley's grove and no ono else beng
armed with either a shot gun or rifle it
fell to the lot of VIM. Burkett to perform
the deed that should make his name
famous among the brave men OF Cava-
lier' county in years to come. Two
charges fred from his shot gun not
vanquishing the brute OF the forest the
rifle was brought into play and Mr..
Bear given his quietus in the seventh
round-making nine shots in all. Yes,
Mazda has bear story all of it's own,
but some of tho boys,-one in particular
we know of-are tired OF hearing it
told.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-06-06

In Big Demand!
Tho demand for Klondike Gang Plows
is increasing daily.
LIEBELER & FINERTY.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-06-06
DOES IT PAY TO BUY CHEAP.

A cheap remedy for coughs and colds
is all right, but you want something that
will relieve and cure the more severe and
dangerous results of throat and lung
troubles. What shall you do? Go to a
warmer and more regular climate? Yes.
if possible; if not possible for you. then
in either case take the only remedy that
has been introduced in all civilized
countries with success in severe throat
and lung troubles, :Boschee's German
Syrup" 1t not only heals and stimu-
lates the tissues to destroy the germ
disease, but nllays inflammation, causes
easy expectoration, gives good nights
rest, and cures the patient. Try one
bottle. Recommended many years by
all druggists in the world. Get Green's
Prize Almanac.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-06-06
FOR SALE.

For sale at a bargain if taken within
ten days; One span OF horses. 1850
pounds each, with double work harness
that cost $35 new, will sell the horses
and harness for 500. [ also have 1 16
inch disc; lumber wagon with wide
tire, value, $780, 16 inch breaking
pillow; 16 inch stubbed plow, 1 $50
tooth Boss harrow. All the machinery
is practically new. has only been used to
put in SO acres. Will sell at 25 per cent
less than the same is selling for ia Lang
don. Will take part cash. the balance in
breaking. Enquire OF Chas. Morton, OF
Morton post Office. Cavalier county,
N. D.
e. w. SpRAGUE.,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-06-06
MACK.

Tho school board met last Saturday
evening and among other business tran
sacted contracted for the purchase OF
school furniture. They also let the Job
of digging well at the new school
house.
Miss Josie Johnson, who has been
visiting with her sister. Mrs. e. C,
Otteson, returned to her home at Wang
last week. During her stay here she
made many friends who hope to see her
come back to this settlement again
before very long
There is every indication OF consider
able interest being taken in the ap-
preaching school election. 1t is to be
hoped however, that everyone will have
the best interests of the schools at heart
and not let personal feeling interior with
the way in which he votes.
James Dobie commenced his work Of
assessing the personal and real estate
property OF this township last week.
We understand that he is assessing the
farm property at a valuation OF two
dollars per acre, which considering the
distance the people OF GleniIa arelocated
from market is reasonable enough. The
people out here never We're back ward in
paying their share OF taxation.
Fl. G. Osteson went to Langdon on
Memorial day and took in the exercises
and other doings in the city ON that
occasion. He is not an old soldier him
self, but is proud OF being the son of
one OF those who fought for their country
some thirty years ago. Patriotism is
one OF the attributes of true oitizenehip
and drive Of thirty miles to take in a
Decoration Day parade il nothing when
your heart is in touch with the object in
view.
Seeding has been completed for week
past and now farmers with new land
are busy with their breaking plows turn.
ing over the sod Out this way, where
there are so many new farms the farmer
never needs feel that be is out of work
and has nothing to do. The continu-
ance OF dry weather seems, however, to
discourage some in going ahead with
their work in the manner in which
under different circumstances they might
feel like doing.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-06-06
Tenders Wanted.

Open tenders will be received by the
Perry township board, at the hour o
two O'Clock on Saturday, June 18th, for
grading on section line between Sections
6 and Z, also on the same date. at the
hour OF five O'Clock p. NJ, for grading
on section line between Sections IL and
Is, in Township 100, Range 60.
Specifications may be seen at time and
place Of letting. Bond will be required
for completion of all work. The board
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
By Order of the Town Board:
j. HEAPY, Town Clerk.
Dated at Perry. N. D., this 18th day OF
June, 1901. 44-45
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-06-06

baby boy. The bereaved. parents have
the sympathy OF the people in their
sorrow.
Gilbert Solberg has been quite serious
~ ill lately. His ailment seem to take
the form OF violent fits. with the result
OF leaving him quite weak.
Henry Wall. a neighbor to the south
from Henderson township, was seen in
this neighborhood last Sunday visiting
at the home OF J H. Lowen.
There was quite a lot OF dealing in
farms through here during the last two
weeks and VIM. Reese ia ano til Or thu t got
his own price for a good homestead.
z. Gordon, the old soldier, has sold his
place south OF here to John J. Mahoney.
The price is understood to have been
about 81, $50, ard though we have not
been given the information first-handsd,
it is learned that Zach" is likely to soon
be bidding goodbye to his good-hearted
neighbors around here.
Butler Lamb who experienced run
away while out visiting his clam in this
neighborhood Sunday had the bad luck
to lose his gun, while he was away
from the buggy. 1t isn't every day that
you hear tell OF a gun that has legs.
Th!s time the gun was very likely
accompanied by son-of-a-gun.
Frank Dallwig, is one of those around
here who haye lately invested in one OF
those new Singer sewing machines.
Since then he has gone and bought new
tangled gong plows and it looks as ii he
il going to putit all over the rest OF US
hay seeds. Just you wait Frank, and
we will catch up if you only give US a
chance.
VIM. Bestvater has decided to leave
his North Dakota home. having found
it next to impossible to get rid OF his
South Minnesota fever. 1t is too bad
that he should grow tired of the
country so soon. The house and barn
on his place were disposed OF lately to J.
Fl. Loown. The later party also closed
quite an important real estate deal the
other day. selling quarter section on
which considerable improvements had
been made for $685..
Probably by this time the people in
Langdon will know as much and
probably more than we do about At
torney Lambs experience the other
Sunday while out here visiting his claim.
On arriving he was unhitching his team
from the buggy when something scared
the horses and started them on run
toward town. Lamb held onto them as
long as he could bat at last was com
PEELED to let go. The team being clear
OF the rig no injuries were received in
that way. He hired a horse and cart
over at Hunters place and started in
search OF the team, with what results
we have not been yet able to hear out
this way.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-06-06
Advertised Letter List.

The following list of uncalled for let
tiers have been received at the Langdon
post office, during the week ending
Thursday, June 6, 1901.
GENTS LIST.
Cyr, John E. Carrier Ma.ma
Clarie, John (2) Moffett. LaWver
McEwan, Rev. s., Norton 8 y %,
Whathen, Charles. N'
Parties calling for any of the above
letters will state that they have been adj
vertised and be required to pay charge
of one cent for advertising.
p. McHuaH, Postmaster.
A. II. GARDNER, Asst.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-06-06
TAKEN UP.

Came to my place, about four miles
east of Langdon, about two weeks ago,
one bay broncho mare. white star in
forehead; is six years old; weight about
300 pounds. Brand on left hind leg.
Has a ringbone on left front leg; rope
around her neck. Owner can have same
by paying charges.
44-46 NJ II Honcar
Post Office address, Langdon, N. D.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-06-06
ROSEHILL,

Isaac kunkel is the purchaser OF q
new Rushford farm wagon that he
brought out from Langdon last week.
j. II. Lonwens is having cellar dug
on the site that he has selected for
locating the house which lie recently
purchased from VIM. Bestyater.
John J. Becker had the misfortune to
lose a couple OF horses this week and the
incident is ne that may act as a warn
ing to Others, who otherwise might
become the victim OF similar circum-
stances. Thursday OF last week he went
out to work on his claim. Atuoon he
had tied the team to the wagon to feed
and went into the shanty to have his
dinner. On the wagon he had gallon
OF poison that he had prepared to kill
the gophers with. Remembering this he
went out to remove it from the wagon.
but it was too late. The horses had
disposed OF it all. One of them died q
lew hours afterwards, the other suffer.
ing i'll great agony until the next day.
The loss falls heavily on both John and
his father. the latter owning one Of the
horses. 1t remains a question whether
or not 1T is better to let the gophers
destroy quarter or half OF your crop or
run chances OF poisoning your stock and
horses in an effort to exterminate the
gophers.
(Too late for last week.)
A tine big boy baby that arrived few
days ago will be head assistant to Road
Boss Peter I'll. Peters this season,
Rev. Voth, from Minnesota, is out here
conducting series OF revival services.
1t Is hoped that he will have good
success in the work.
During the past week H. Fast and
vile, OF this vicinity, have been caused
to mourn the death OF their month old
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-06-06
TAKEN UP.

Came to my place on Thursday, May
Both, one brown marc pony: has four
white feet and white stripe Oh forehead;
weight about 1000, pounds age sixteen
years and is blind in left eye. Finder
can have same by paying charges ..
44.46 HENRY KAprpe
Post Office address, Ambro, N. D.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-06-06

Farmers are again hopeful, since thu
drouth has been broken by Mondays
rain.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-06-06

Farmers aud stocklnen rp1nemDe II.
W. Bankers nerve and bone liniment III
the very best for barb wire cuts, gals
and lameness. 1t is sold by d. e. Me-
Donald, dealer in harness.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-06-06
ICE CREAM PARLURS

We have opened up our Ice Cream
Paslors for this season. They are newly
fitted up with especial care for the com
fort Of the general public.
FLuMERFKLT & BUoKL1N.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-06-06
H0usekeeper Wanted!

Middle aged woman; no objection to
one or two children: to keep house on
farm for two men and girl fourteen
years old. For particulars and salary
wanted write
JAMES SMITH,
Post Office, Daniels, N. D. 45-47
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-06-06
Special Thirty DAYS Sale.
E. w. SpRAGUE.

For the next thirty Gays we sell Kelly
Island Lime for $135 per barrel, cash.
Lumber at Wholesale prices.
H. j. HAsKAMP, Dresden, N. D.
The Washington times., 1901-09-15
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