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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-16
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entbdlt bieie Wo6e
einen ponen 9eri6t iiber oen5ornaoo
am Sonntdg,
intereHante 8sridte iiber ben Werlauf
Der aranf6sit bes Popites,
europGiIde 8abelberi6te,
eoitorieQe 8e1pre9ungen,
2ofalzHa6ridten,
aus benz Snnern M%arplanu's,
bas Neue1 tie aus ben Ser. Staaten,
europdiIde 9oitna6ridten ETC.,
6umoriitii6es.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-16

5el6fmoroper 9.-6rau
HoIina QleIoi, % Sabre alt, cine in
Rr. 100, @io4Gentralz4 oenue, ipoRnz
hattie Stulienerin, ertranfte geItern
ploRli6 an Der Yrattz, na6e Caro-
linez5truBe, uno muBte ms pSO9ns
Sopfinsz 6oipital" gei4afft peroen.
BORT entoedte man, DAB lie 9ift gez
nommen bate, uno benuBte Die Was
aenpumpe, t%pOrauf lie iif er9olte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-16

5e6s Statiener e in9ez
fperrt. - Inter Der &ntlage, irh
an Srn. @amusl 9oe BON Nr. 1881,
Nidolipn> @trube, per9riffen gu hds
ben, puroen gmeItern in Der iiiollGen
9oli3eiitotion ieas Staliener fir Elm
peiteres 9erbDr nGaIte Wode nd6
lem @sfGnQniR QeIanbt. 6r. 9oe be-
I6dftigte bic 2eute BEL cem 8au oss
nelen ginpanoerungs Piers uno
bate lie u%ufgefOrosrt, lire PfliAt
6efer gu tbun, uls iid Die 2eute auf=
Iebten uno ben damn 10 unbdrm6er=
5ig burdprii9elten, paB Inn bret
8ippen eebro6en nuroen. Die 0fdns
rer purben Ipfort per6aftet. ppe
fpnnte gsItern ni4t gum @erbOr tpm=
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-16

Wetterausiidten n. 5ur
Marplono uno Zen Diitrift Columbia
flar am Opnneritus uno 5reitag,
pdrmsr an 6reitag. leihte Dsranoer%
lihe Minoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-16

shiittelirpf, ghmcrsen, Mala.
ria, ga Grippe nuS idjlim me Grfal-
tuuaeu furirt pmrd1 ,.Glnncn'S Nanc
Viie" (amd in Hiiiii1cr Gornl.
0rciS csc. M%aentbalbcm rcrfantt.
(Se,2, 5&S,l 80
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Tcridur,t nibt, ~Sebh:ls elegant :;ue.ribtttts
pbptoorapbii6es Ittiicr, Rr. 32l, TarD=tSdpzStr.,
Al beiuttr.
9pr,lal;ht. a~arantirt oausrbaft. Gabintt=Siloer
fir 81 90 pas Snb:no.
Gnail:= uue glatiu-Silcer, iripi. fintisriib
,ugociibrte ltbtnsarobs Sor;rdt5 fno AsebbtPs
eptjia.itattu.
;Sir aut, gtoituunJ birst Der IuI ots It'lItrs.
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Wehiel unb greoit>8 riefe. Shiffss
tarten pom uno nah europa. ESQ.,
8a5ebdIl. - Die 8dltimorsr
fonntsn gsftern infolse Regentpetters
nidt ipielen. Sn BEN ii6risen Stdoz
ten Der rGaitsrn 2sagus" lpar Die
Store ME folgt: :
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StBuns bes bemofratii6en Grefutipz
@omite's. = Wo bic 9rimGrtpo6z
len abgebalten peroen. - Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-16

George W. Wtl1or, EN- gte9er, pec
uuf Der 5urm bes 9rn. 6. s. SIC
@leareb no6e Sopion ais Wddter
anseiteut mar, lturb geftern W}orgen
an @erlebungen, Die er am 0len'td9
Moreen uuf Der 5drm oapur4 erlltt,
raB inn Elm Maultbier, tpslfsm er
Meoi5in geben noQte, einen Srltt IN
cen Wagen perieBte.
56Itmmsr Stur3.
!6r. q. Nepman ponSoDio n itir3ts
am 0ienitag Morgsn in ieiner Wob>
hung, als er i'm gsgriffa mar, BON
bort na6 6igblanotopn um5u3lehsn,
10 ungliifli9 gu 8oOen, ooB er oret
Rippen Brad, Gr muBte Ing Staots
6oipital geidafft merosn.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-25
EASILY.

Rev. Marsh of Langdon preached in
Easily Sunday afternoon.
Presiding Elder Cooper of Grand
Forks is spending few days in the
village.
The Sunday school is being we'll at
tended and is of great interest to almost
all in the village.
n. D. McIvor returned from Grand
Forks yesterday, where he was having
his eyes treated by specialist. We are
glad to learn that perfect recovery is
certain.
The Cargill elevator here took in over
seven thousand bushels last week. The
railroad cannot get in building material
here fast enough. Farmers and car
penters have to wait ON it at times.
Costello & West of Grand Forks, who
are the contractors of the new st. An
thony elevator here, are about through
with that company and will have the
contract to build one more in this place
for the National Elevator company.
At the time when spring was opening
up w. J. Ellis and family moved away
from their old home here to Arcola.
n. W. T. They took with them three
car loads of stock and machinery, etc..
and among other things they boxed up
their pigeons, about dozen in all. The
pigeons did not like the Canadian gov
eminent. as they have all returned to
their old home. Mr.. Ellis went to Ar
cola by way of Grand Forks and Neche.
but it is supposed the birds came back
via Hannah.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-25
WEBER.

The school election of few weeks
ago resulted in the election of NJ. W.
Revis as q new member of the board OF
directors.
A. P. Reilly, who is cropping the Keller
farm has all but forty acres broke up
and barring anything in the way of a
disaster should have one of the finest
crops in the county.
Grant Smith is expecting to leave
here next week for Stanley, one of the
new towns out in Ward county, where
he has filed on claim.
In driving through the township we
note that there are new buildings and
other improvements being made on Jim
Hayes place that would indicate that he
will shortly tender his resignation as a
member of the bachelors club.
Weber is to celebrate the Glorious
Fourth with more patriotism and splen-
dor than ever this year. The settlers in
this neighborhood will have no occasion
to travel off to some of the other towns
but can feel sure of good time here at
home.
1t is learned that Tom Smith and his
sister, Miss Emily, old settlers of this
township, are among those who will be
out here to spend the national holiday.
o. L. Sarp, is making good Roadway
this summer in breaking up his place
and as the improvements 60 ahead it is
to be seen that Neighbor Sapp has one
of the finest pieces of land around heres
This is another of the young farmers of
Weber on whom the girls can we'll afford
to bestow few of their winning smiles.
Was Weber out to the Langdon races?
Well, / guess yes and from the accounts
given by the sports on their return the
race program was all that the papers
advertised. Some of those who stayed
at home figured that the circus on Satur-
day would be more in their line and
will make trip over to the county seat
then.
None of the new towns that have
sprung up in the southwestern part of
the county can commence to compare
with Weaver and now that new butcher
shop has been opened here by Joseph
Hunter. there is hardly line of bust
ness that is not represented in the town.
G. w. Smith has been fencing in a
pasture of twenty acres and gives it out
that he considers the improvement one
which enters him along with Jim Hayes
and other bachelor residents who are
now on the matrimonial market. Any
girl that would like to make her home
in pasture along with the aforesaid G.
w. Smith now has the chance of life
time. This isn't saying, however, that
George won't put up the finest house in
the township when the proper time
comes.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-25
TRIER.

Matt Berg, of Langdon, is in Trier or
important business.
Mrs. j. G. Young is building an add
ton to her house.
Thos. Moran and wife. of Crystal
visited in this vicinity last week.
Mrs. McKechnie ST., of Etna, is visit
ing relatives in Bottineau county.
Mr.. Helten ST.. of Stearns county
Mimi, is visiting his five sons i'm this
township.
1t is estimated that sixty-four fnal
proofs will be made in this township this
summer.
Miss Kate Sawatzky of Henderson ii
at present visiting her sister Mrs. Jot
Perche of this township.
Mike Finlay, of Emerald, and Thos
Kenneth, of Weber, transacted rea
estate business in Trier last week.
Edward Gull, of st. Thomas, sojourn
ed couple of days in this locality Will,
enroute home from Bisbee.
Frank Dew has dug a we'll and il
otherwise making necessary improve
ments during the past couple of weeks
Arthur Foster, of Glenila, talked bust
ness to the farmers Of Trier last week il
the interests of the Johnson-Van San
Land Co., of Langdon.
Frank Freizen has sold his farm t
Peter Janzen of Trier for $500. w
understand that Mr.. Freizen will remov
to Nebraska.
Jake Spenst, of Berlin, and Mix
Daniels, of Huron, were representa-
the St. Paul Hail & Cyclone Ins. Co
in this town few days ago. :.
John Buergel is at present explorin
the mysteries of the Northwest TER
tories with view of locating if anythin
satisfactory can be found.
The assessor has made his rounds, th
day of equalization has passed and til
/ roadmasters are on the war path 20 ID
low and watch while you will soon hay
another chance to best the town.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-25

Agreat improvement can be noticed
in the crops here since Sundays rain.
Miss Olive Hodgins, of Langdon, va.
q visitor over Tuesday night with Miss
Marsh, of the Olga schools. -
The school election here on Tuesday
passed off very quietly, only twenty
three votes being polled. David Char
boneau was elected to take the place of
Charles Marcelin, retired.
The following were visitors at the
school here last week: Mrs. Rev. DR..
Marsh, Langdon; Mrs. L. w. Chitten-
don, Langdon: Miss Lavina Porter,
E. G. McPhail, Rosevale, Man.;
E. A. McPhail, Winnipeg: Mrs. G. G..
Crawford, Langdon.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-25

At the school election held on the
18th inst it was decided to raise the tax
to per cent in order to pay off the
present indebtness. S. eau was elected
treasurer and Barney Janowski director,
the defeated candidate being Dominic
Schiller.
Peter McKechnie and bride returned
from Antlers on the 18th inst, and are
now comfortably located in Mr.. McKech
MES fine home in Boyd township. The
scribe joins with the DEMOCRAT in wish
ing them long and pleasant voyage on
life's stormy ocean.
Pete During who has been working
for Wenzl Worlik for the past couple of
months suddenly took his departure by
the light of the silvery moon one night
last week. Why in the world can't
those Bohemians and Russians agree
anyhow?
Where shall We celebrate the Fourth
of July, the great national holiday is the
question? Some will go to the picnic
near Langdon some to Devils Lake some
to Cando and others are thinking of in
| vesting in few gallons of the amber
colored liquid and eating few chunks
of balogna and letting her 60 at that.
The Trier band, under the leadership
of Prof. M. Berg, of Langdon, and Drum
Major Perche, of this town, together
with an annex from Boyd township,
under the leadership of Harry Raster,
broke loose on the eve of the 18th inst.
and dispensed sweet music which sound;
ed in the distance like COW bells and
rolling coulters as it echoed and re echo-
ed far and wide across the hills of this
agricultural precinct.
We understand that certain farmer
not over thousand miles from this
vicinity, who with the help of his wife
recently turned his aged mother out in
the cold world to shift for herself, has
been bound over under $1,000 bonds to
appear at the next term Of court held in
Cando in August. If reports are true
and this young couple has actually
driven the old lady from their house, al
we are informed with horse whip aftel
bleeding her to the extent of every CEN
she had supported them for nearly ,
life time they both deserve life sentenc,
in the penitentiary as the character
of neither one would warrant them t,
associate with respectable people.
Il Work was commenced yesterday OF
the masonry of the Catholic churcl
foundation. The basement walls vii
require hundred cords of building
stone, making wall nearly nine fee
J, high, about half Of the same being below
the ground level. Above this the edific,
will be composed Of red compressed
brick with brown stone trimmings.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-25
County Correspondence.
FREMONT.

Rain needed very much and crops are
beginning to:.show the effects of the dry
weather.
Chas. Graveline Jr. is at St. Leon. as
sisting the Verville boys in breaking on
their claim.
Mr.. Gendron is reported very sick
We have not learned his trouble but
trust he may soon recover his usual good
health.
Mrs. Tetrault and son. Paul, of Wal
halla, visited with Chas. Graveline on
Sunday, as did also Jos. Dumas and wife
and Charles Verville.
The schools Of the township have
opened out after the weeks vacation
and the teachers and pupils have taken
up their work with renewed energy.
The picnic at the Fish Trap, referred
to in former communication. proved a
decided success and very enjoyable
time was spent in social pastimes.
The fine rain which fell on Sunday
afternoon and night has made vegetation
come forward amazingly. and the far
mers are jubilant over the bright pros
pect of bountious harvest.
A requiem mass was celebrated in
the Walhalla R. G. church on Saturday.
for the late Octave Tetrault which was
attended by large number of relatives
and friends.
Several of our3young:folks drove over
to Numedahl on Saturday to attend the
concert given by accompany from Mime
apolis and report very favorably of the
rendering of the various selections.
The school election: took place on Tues
day the 10Th. w. H. Wright. the present
president of the lschool board, was a
candidate for reelection and was OPP
.posed by Peter Tetrault. A lively time
was had.
Wire fences arei good things under
certain circumstances but Joe Graveline
votes the old rail fence the safest when
valuable horse flesh gets mixed up with
them. One of his work horses received
a severe wound from barbed wire while
in pasture, and is laid up for the present.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-25

The Fremont boys are using every
spare moment in practice on the diamond
possibly with view to challenging the
Langdon. or some other club to mortal
combat with the pigskin. A broken bat
and burst ball speaks worlds of their
determination at the outstart to show
the stuff they're made of.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-25
OLGA.

Dr. Paul Robillard has purchased a
very fine graphaphone.
County Superintendent Crawford and
wife passed through the village on Fri
day last.
Philip Brusseau is making substan-
tial addition to his livery and feed stable
here.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11

gad Raaobuiet / @Ias8ob, StOt-
Lamb. foriamleoes en- Spnoag gfters
mioOag I'm IautalOte o8ren9enes
Brigade, 400 ; 9uIet, ! QqrOGreIs
Te at en- interesieret 5iIbprertreos.
grof. 8rummonb beIteg 3aIeritolen,
og eiter at gsnner bar Opienote og fles
re Salmer iuuane, opfororeoe ban
Meolemmerne til at ilad op | Wtdtt.
Gp. 6. Zap. % / Screening laie Or
Osne: oSgger fprit GuosRi9e og bans
Rstfarbi9beo. faa itut ale oisie 9in5
tinagges eoer!l" 9erefter, od ale bups
be lat fig, fortIatte prof. 0rummono
lin 3ale.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11

Sea bar ire Sag" at tale til jer
ON; 9eo9raf, Regnin9 o9 Sproglpre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11

At fan nogen Sinoe bar funnel bore
iaa optaget al 9oppe o9 6oObOlO. Gu
nel, nadr en- 9rsng 6lioer ~triiten. oots
Ter ban fig bort ira Get onos tiot eftsr
liot; b. b. +. 6pi5 bet er noget oirtelig
cn0t - ndturli90is merer jeg life
5oo6oIO, for bet er Der intet onot /
=. 5 Steoet for at Ii9e til Soft, at
De ifal Opgiue nette e1er 6int, bill bet
rere ~iitrere at iiqe 0em,at De ftul gip9e
fsrTt SUBS Riat". % faa Dil be fao
M o9 beOre 9iag. meoens be gumIe
at fig ielD bill faIoe bort. Oct er bet,
Der menes meO ct INIT 9jerte", b. b. /.
at SUB neolGggcr / o5 nj sdntcr og
M gniter, og at Ri blioer 6slt amber
leoes 0renge. =
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11

bin 9soitemooer fan, eIer bare 9l90e
al op6pggeIi9e MeOer, JON bun fan,
iaa tro life oerfor, at Dill ngobenbig=
pis maa bare en- fem 9reng. Naar
ou tomner til bin geoi temobers III
Der, bill bu fau bin geoitemober8Maas
be at pbe Religipn paa. Qar imiOlers
tib triiten fom en- Dren9! 2eb en-
9ren9s 9ipl @gr, bbdb ret og rig
tigt er. Sg9 &etf9roigbeoens oa
9Grens o9 Sanobeoens Rigel 6olb
5reo meo be andre 9renge og glab
big oeo at bore en- arlig, ligefrem,
ndturlig og burnlig ariiti 5jenerl
On fan meget let fe, naar ct 9as,
ct 99rfiteb eler ct aontor er ct Steo,
6por SUBS 3igc life er. Oct fpriie,
ou ier pdd ct iaaoant Steb, er, at bet
rette" life altio ggres Der. 9unDerne
bebdnoles life ganIte rigtigt. 0u er /
6are Tor at lore at inDoe og lpoe. Oct
er tuiinoe @dnge beore at Iulte enb
at blipe pda ct Steb, bbor bu life fan
Qgre, bbdb Der er ret. - Gner ou fonlz
mer pdd 89rtIteOet og timber Dem ale
iammen 9nanne, pirrelige og / baars
ligt 6um0r, ale Tom meo brdgne &lins
ger mob boerdnore. No9le at benz tas
Ter alorig til binanoen, og bet bele
Snotrnt At Steost er u~bpggeIigt pg
glaoesleit. SUBS aige er life bsr;
tbi SUBS Rige sr 5reo. Oct er Die
Rige meo @reoe. gitterbeO og
6ois bu eniter at faa Subs Hige
ino / Dit 89rtIteO eller bit 6us, iad
LAB aft StGnberi itanoie! 2eb / 5reo,
Gni96eo og 8rroerli9beo meo aIel
Obi Subs Rige er ct Rige al grsore!
Oct er ct fort S%dmfuno, 9runoldgt al
ariitus. be~itdaenbe al ale Dem,
iom ltr9ber efter at ligne BAN % lepe
for at gore @erpen bebre, blioere Og
lpttelieere. 6por Iom belit en- 9ren9
forisger at gere bette, / 6jemmet eler
paa @aesn. paa @GrtItebet eler pad
5oobofotplabien, Der er SUBS Rige.
enbper Dreng, boor life, udnielig
Og fattis ban er. iom itraber efter bet
tie, er ct Meolem at aiget.
GU 6aa6er jeg, 5 i%tsnner, bOao
SUBS Hige er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11
81 e q.

Seq gaar berfor ooer til bet anbet
n5u9". Regningen. Gr Der pa nO9en
aegneubtrpt / zen 3etIt, Ri Latte?
n3iaa9ges", flyer en- 0reng. 9unite
rigtig. Sort; ia, ofprit". Ndu,
tror ). at Der tunoe pere noget anoet
og beore at Iege or t eno be 9ing,
jeg bar n9onet: at gre. bboo ret ey,
at lebe / 5reo og altio Itrabe at gsre
fine Sm9ioelIer glaze. Wan Ter
itrats, boorfor SriItus beber os at gss
re oisie 5ing sr t. = foroi bet
mere END noget anoet er barb at ie9e.
8eo ou noget beors END bisie tire
Ting, noget lptteligere, renere og Gos
lere2 !6pis ou beo no9et, iaa Jog bet
fsritl Men bpis ou lite peo no9et, Iod
log fsrit SUBS Riae. Seq er lite toms
men Der | @ftermiooag for at iige
jer, at 5 Ital p9re fromme. Get peo
s. Seq itaar beler lite fer Tor at IL
es ier, at 5 ital isge SUBS Rige. Seq
er tommen Der for at iige jer, at S ital
lsge SUBS Riae srt. 8srft.
Oct er Der life mango Mennelter, Der
gsr. De logger liot 5rombeo inb !
oeres aiO = en- Sang ON llaen mas
ife. De tunoe lige iaa gerne BELT ldoe
bare. Oct er life barb at isge Gups
Rige, nadr ri life ieee bet pr t..
Set, at mar fog Roret al ct Stib Og
69nete bet oper 8open og berpaa Ienos
tie Stibet til Sgs! 9iloe bet nogen
Sinbe tomme oper iii ben dnDen Sis
oe2 Iaturligpis lite. Def ptl oriOe
pilbt omfrine. Yeoar Reli9ionen poa
i'm rstte glabs, % ben Oif bore big
ieennem 2ipet lige til oin5aber / 9ims
melen, naar 9ipet er emit. Men oers
Tom Oh life 6eparer ben paa lin pldos,
mao bu li9e fad eerne ilet life babe mo-
get meo ben at gre. Religionen lat
bort fra lin rette plaos | MenneIelis
pet, er bet elennigite at aft | 9erben.
Der er intet. Der iau ft9rtt fr9oer at
Tettes paa i'm rette pldos. Tom netcP
Reli9ionen; og b~pilten er oens rette
plabs2 ben anben? ben treble? -
Rel, ben srte. 8renee, b9r bet
bjem meo jer / Dag - fsrit Subs Ris
ge. StrGb efter. at bet tan 6lipe ma
turligt for jer ferit at tante pua bet!
= Der bar / Glasgow en- Sreng,
Iom bar | 2are hos en- Wanb, Der la
pebe 3elsgrafleonineer. Manben bar
ielp ~fortalt mig 6iitorien. Gn Dag
bar oenne 0reng iammen meb flere
WGno oppe pdd 9dset at ct fireetdges
6us for at I9tte en- Selgrdfleonine op.
Nrbejbet bar neiten f9rbiet. Oct bar
peb at blibe tent; M9noene idgbe, at
be piloe saa bjen. os at Drengen ielp
ifulbe tlippe 5raabens Gnoer at. Ssrs
snp be git, paalogbe be BAN at brin9e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11
LICE TIL PUNKTET.
yidunderEige F6lger at en- fri Prove af
Verdens fortrinligste Nyre-Aedicin.

RIDDLES MLLs. KY.-Jeg modtog den
fri Prove Of Piller. De gjorde mig megen
Nytte. Jeg havde Blaresygdom, dert7ang
mig til at staa op ofte ON Natten. M
sover jeg godt ingen smerte / Blarehal-
sen; Smerten | Ryggen f~orsvunden, ogsaa
Hovedpinen4 JNo. L. HILL.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11
.orooit=Ne braifa og !
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