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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
@as 1T los anf Oem %ait6mns?

ReIignation oes GriegsminiIters Der
Hepltblif Banana. - @orlGufid
ioa Ole Grmee n6drAnift aufgel6it
iperoen.
Banana a, Is. Nopcmber. - @cs
nerol SlertoS, Der &riegSminiitcr.
oantte bellte friib nb. Yrdiioent Nmu.
oar occeptirte Die 8eiignotion orlf
lolde Netie, bob Suertos Den @enc-
rolSrang beb6lt, mas 9lei6beoeuteno
NIT G~eniionirung lit. Die Nrmcc
miro %borlGufig ni6t uufgeI0it mer-
Den. General @uoroia, SetretGr Oe3
&riegSminiitertum3, cin alter @ete
ran, lit 3ltm Observation-Disclosures CT.
nonnt moroen. gQeS lit Jest rllbi0.
Die Geniur fir teGegropbiite BOT
lhaTten lit ioe6en i%uspenoirt poroelr.
Sn leitem HeiignotionSsS 6reibeu
proteItirt SuertoS gegen Die geQen
ibn erbobene 9%ntIogen. Gt ertlGrt,
er uno letne Srltppcn ieien lopal &c
ipelert, olleIn inter oen l~lnlIt1uocn
(etne Nnipiclltn9 oIf Die GiumiIdunN
Der Der. Staoten) nolle cr, INN 9hlt-
bergieBen 81 perbiiten un0 ieinc Qiebe
fitr Banana obermolS 81 betbGtigen,
obOanten, obgleid) er por5icbcn mer0e,
81 tGmpfen.
0llertaS lit iebr popular un0 icin
Hiidtritt Oeruriodt ollqemciucS 9c.
0dltcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
Gntbianng beS nSlOcum" Dent
mails.

Burlington, 9. s., 18. $40.
bember - 9unoes . 0titriftSompolt
8iaiom S. 9ungS bonn iiioli6en 0i-
itrift pongtep.0or mofte bellte Dem
BrGiibenten in 9egIeitilng bon Senrp
8. Slocum, Charles 8. GbippS uno
Charles j. 2eiuiS, Dem @orIibenoen
oeS republifuniihen Gomite'S Don
Noiiou Gountp, N.-9Y i~eine@ufmor.
tung, uno Serr Sloclm ii6erreifte
Dem ErGiiOenten cine Ginloollng 5ur
6eier Ser Gntbiiurng oeS 9enfmnl5
oes8eneroIS Senrp %. SIoclm, mel
DIE am 30. Moi t. S. in 9rooflpn
Itottfinoen ioQ. Ser &rGiioent Der.
mod)te nod niht 5u enti6eioen, Of
leine Belt ibm Die 9etbeiligung al
Der 6eItlidfeit geitotten lperoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
8rGnoe.

0prtnQfieIo, O., IS. Nou.
Slle 9roBc 6euerSbrunIt ol,f Dem 12
9tellen noroIid bon bier oeleaenen
"uroollo Gboutoupita Gomp@ rouno"
pat o%reibunocrt SommerbGuier in
Alde 9elegt. Der Sdooen bctragt
llber 100000 uno es lit feline Ser.
lld)eri'ng oofiir o%orbonben. Der llr.
'prlln9 OeS 6eucrS lit %unbefonnt.
Soiton Is. Nopember. = Die
Sod@ Der @orren e Oompferlinie in
eDarleStolpn a%erietben geItern slbeno
III Srono. 3pan5ig Minuten nod)
Ger entoedltng beS SeuerS lagen Die
Sfrtppen Der 0ampfer . @eieuIdoit
perelts IN slide uno sic 6lommen
9rii1en nod ben onltuBenben Shup.
pen Der Wbite Stor.2inie iiber. 90.
Iort nod Dem NuSbred)en oes Sellers
ipl'roen bon Sdleppoampiern qroBe
gnltrel19ungen eemodt, INN Die an
oerl Sods lie9enoen eroBen 9ompfer
an llt)ere Slote 81 bueliren. IS
9elon9, einen bGnii6en 0ompfer in
Sld)erheit 81 brineen, ober es febItt
an Sdoleppbompfern, Inn ben an
God Der Wbite Star . Clinic peron
terten Sampfer n@ouppic" peas,t
ihIeppen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
WIHcn aeben.

@ob ington II, o. g., Is. Nou.
- Guf @runo oes 9eridtS oes gin-
manoerungs = Snipettors Dunn IN
ct. 2oui3 bat oas SanoelS-0 eportes
ment Die NuSmeiiung bon IA @eiiba-
MG0den unb iedS Gbinelinnen on'
georonet, melde in elmer Gon5eiiton
in Der n2ouiliano Yurdoie @rpoii-
ton" ongeiteut maren. Der 6na
mar idon Ieit etIiden 8oden anban-
gig uno Die 8ertreter Der @eilba.
WGOden bemiibten iid na6 &r1ften,
Die Re9ierung 5ur 9uloung oerO'1o-
den i'm 2onoe 81 belpegen. gS beiBt
ieoof, onf @r1lno oes SbotbeltanoeS,
iuelden Snipeftor Dunn i'll ieinem
9eriht Oareelegt bat, babe iidJ Der
ni6t umgebeil
8ie man bort, miro lofort
sur 9litsfiibrung Der Serfiiguna &c
idritten iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
oils @cfnnnener cinncliefert.

gas &eguS, u. Wfcr., Is. Mop.
- Sin @ebeimpoli5iit Der Hod S.
lono.Yobn bat init @iilie 5mcier Dc.
puticS Oes 9unoeSmoriholS 0rei
9%obnrGltbcr bier ais @cfongene ein-
0eliciert. Die 9lrrcitontcn iiuo Sobn
mO &omca 9Iod, 3millin90briioer.
mo Sobn Mllrpbb, Die bel6ulOigt
iin0, I'M SllIi 3. 5. cincn GrprcB3ug
Der &od &SIonos9abn bel Sort SO.
gan, u. Mer., iiberfoIcn mo ullsgc=
raubt 81 bobeu. Der pierte OeS Ban.
bitten e QuortettS, Gbomas &ospeQ,
muroe Dor 10 Sugen, oils er einen
6luhtperiu6 aus Dem 8unoeSge=
fan9niB 5u Sort 2eooenportb unter.
nobm, bon Den mo1tbo6en6en Sol.
ooten eridoIien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19

geS NIT sen Ser. Stauten 8uTtimmt
uno ocn 9otihofter Wopor oc8
RIon6eS in @nibinaton sur Infer.
3eifnln1g zines iol6cn 8crtrogeS err
mGftiQen miro.
Seine &eIeiotgunQ Scr
Ser. Stuoteu.
Rom 1S. Nooember. - NuS I'M
lebtcn September Der amerifuniihe
&rcl8er Baltimore" auf Der Scim-
fobrt olr5 6em ferncn Often in Be-
ma mar, ipuroen cir1ige iciner Off.
5iere in einem Reitaltrunt oHgegriffen
uno bcifimpft. GopitGn 9riqgs
meIoete sic Sa6e mad @oibington.
unO auf Snitruftton bonn Stautaie.
fret6r San madte 9oti6ofter MeDcr
benz bteitgcn IusipGrtigcn Nmtc
GorIteLungen. 9ns NuStpGrtiae 9(mt
bat ieBt geonttpOrtet, es babe Die Gin
gelegenbeit gritnoIih untcriltd)t ms
babel ernitteIt, ooB ni6t8 bon 9eoell.
tllng porgefouen iet mo DAB rs fei.
nespegS auf cine 9eIeioigung Ser
Ser. Staaten obgcieben getpeien iei.
s mer nod 9iffereu5en.
2onoon, Is. Noocm6er - Sc:
Streit 5fpiihen Der n@biteS tar" unO
ser yGltnaro" iiber Iifferentiulroten
orobt einen onoereu 9latcnfrieg nit
lid 81 bringen. Die britii6en 81
molen iofort ale Staten erb6-
ben unO itreitige @llnfte ipater beis
legen, mdbreno Die oGlrnaro-" 9eam-
ten crfIaren, Dab iie feiner Situng
pom Gertretern Der pcridieoenen Gan.
Der beimobncn ipouen, bis ibre 6or-
oerung no6 0iiferentioIroten 3ltge-
miro. Cine uubeItGtigte Wtel-
oung Iul1tet oubiu, boB Die SIT
luro" Orobc, Iih BON Der nor0otlan-
Gonfercn3 5uritd5u3ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
Wur elmer Der GOon.Sarbiten inSaft.

Gbepeune, @uo., IS. Nop. -
Die gtofrift, ooB ole beioen 9anbi-
ten, Die Dor 5wei @oden bel einem
lleberfol ser o@rItcu NntiouaIbonf"
in Goop, @po, Den 9oiiirer Wtios
6ollgb cridoiicn, ben &erfoIgern in
Die SGnOe geIalleu iin0, bat iid) mlr
tbeilwciie beitdtigt. NiGt beibe
RGuber, ionoern mir elmer beiinOet
iit IN @ciauqeni6oit. Der Irrcitnnt
lit ais elmer Der 5pei 9onOitcn, sic
gcItern cin Sdontlotdl in Sbermopo=
lis mtSplitnoerten, ~agnoScirt woroen.
Gr mar Ser 9roBere BON 9eiOen unO
Ieine 9eibreiblung poBt otf Den &Glt-
Der, Ger Die m0roerii6e<gel otf Den
8unffoiiirer in Goop ob9eieuert bat.
2tuf Die grgreifmg Der 9moiten
mllroe ieiuer 3eit cine 8elobmng
BON $4,000 mnsgeiett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
SdJreflide Nnflage gegen NSOlpB
Weber.

Nuburn, Sal, Is. Nooember. -
9ei Der ontIi6en llntcriudmnq Der
Grmoro1mg Der Gomilic @eber
motte 6rou 6. 6. Snomoeu, cine
Sonte OeS jum9en gloolpb @eber, oc3
cin5igen iiberIebenoen Mit9lieoeS Der
6omilie, ole NuSioQe, ooB Noolp6 am
Worgen nod DEM ISeucr, in lueld)em
Ole Seiden Der @rmor0cten t~beihpeiie
Oerbronnten, III ibr &alS fam ibr
feline SouIt boris @eiidt belt ltn0
ouSrief: o9u boIt 9eiogt, id) babe
meme @ltern mo @cihmiItcr crnlors
oct, un6 ib ocrlongc, Oob Oh eincu
Serboftsbefebl gegen mid erlpirfit!
Oh fommit 5unGhit al Die Heibe!"
(SpGter.) - Sic GoronerS- &GSltru
bro6te ein 8eroitt Gin, tpelfeS sic
Nnii6t GuBert, ooB Noolpb @eber Der
Woroer ieiner @ltern uno 8eidlpiiter
lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
Innrett's Nnsnciirnn.

@oibtugton, Q. g., t8. 9top.
- Dem StoatSoeportement lit Die
Mittbeilung 5ugegongen, bob Der
omerifoniihe Sournaliit 81. 3. SAT-.
rett, melder pom 9rdiioenten Goitro
bon 8ene5uelo einen NitsneiiungSbe.
febl erboIten bat, neil er Ser Eolitit
Der 8egierun9 %opponirte, g~eitern nit
Dem Gompfer DYbilooelpbio" mad,
8orto &ico obgereiit lit. 0as
StaatSoepartement ermartet einen
e%ingebenoen 8erift pom omerifnnt.
ifen @ei6GftstrGger IN Caracas be-
5iiglif Der Ebatlo6en, melde 5uSrn.
Sairett'S %Susneiiung gefiibrt boben,
pelder elm aus Gbicogo %Itommenoer
amerifanii6er 9iirger Iein lou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19

""* Ser .Gorrollton : Irbeitcrs
M1nnerhor" peronltoltet MontoJ.
ben q. 0opember, in Der nSrobiinll-
tSaGe" an Der Sreberid- gpenle unb
Enpion-S troBe feline brittle 9tbenos
llnterboltung, u%erbunoen nit 9oQ,
uno 5tuar lit fir oieies Self elm iold)'
ipedielreieds Yroeramm aifgeiteat
iporoerL Dab allen Sbeilnebmern ges
nuBreihe Stultoen in Musii6t itebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19

$50 Der nShiuei5er-Gerein bon
Baltimore" peronItaltet am Wontag,
ben 81. Hopen1ber, 4benos s ubr, ii
Srn. Soiepb Weienber9's Sale elmo
@riitli. 5eier, bel meIfer feinMitglieo
Der bieiigen Sdluei3er.9olonie ieblell
ioate, inoem elm g~eoiegenes Inter.
baItunss -Erogramm fir oas Set
ailfaeIteQt moroen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19

**" Der narbeiter. MGnncr6or"
feiert iein StiftungSfeit morgen
@benb in Der v@ermania.MGnnerho
Safe. Gin reft Invertebrates @ro-
gromm miro bel Dem anloiie ourd)
tiif)tige &r0fte STR 9ur6fiibruug &c.
langen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19

u.s." Die yWorplano 9Gfer Ser
einigung" peronitoltet beute g(beno
in @rnit Sabn'$ SaQe, Nr. 942, Noro-
@ap.S traBe, nod ieiner regelmGBi-
gen &eriammIung cinen oSmoter,"
81 weld)em olbe Mitglieoer ci~nocloocn
lin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
@ine bumoriItiite 9(ben6.l lr

*** @ine bumoriitilde Nben0.llns
terboltiln9 peronitnltet Der D@ermo.
mia . Quartet = Club" morgen Nlbeno
i'm n0arlep-Garf". Die ll%nterbol.
tlng beginnt INN s llbr Mben6S, mo
Elm g~eoieaeneS Erogromm lit ben BE.
iudern eeboten. 8or5iiglide gorbc-
reitungen Iino ~getroffen, 10 ooB iid)
elm Sober aitf's Bette amiiiiren miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19

*** Cine aagemeine @ebGhtniB-
feier fir Die 8eritorbenen finoet NOR,
gen in Der 0reieinigfeits .airde an
Der Trinitp.S troBe ltott. @ottcS.
oienIte ner6eu &ormittogS II. abeno8
obqebolten unb Goitor q. 4. Ster0er
miro preoiaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19

*** Der D@ermnnin-W Gnner6or"
peranitaltet om 9ienitag, ben %. 9to.
pember, in ieiner 9alle elm Stat.
81 lpelhem olle SfotipieIer
iino, ielbit menn oieieI.
ben niht Mitelieoer oes 8ereins limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
Gin aroBeS g(uiternrolten per.

TT Uln 9roBcS Nliltcrlroltet Ders
anItaltct morgen Der yOit-9oltimores
Wesger : llnteritiibungs @crein" I'M
Sort. 9ei cinen gintrittS-
9eIoc bon 81 Iinb ollie @rfriidlngen
fret. Sbne 3iueifel miro Der 9ciltd
ein iebr 5oblreifer fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19

@** Die Sobresoerlommlung bcs
rSorriionitraBen 2 9ouperein&" fin-
oct beute gbeno in Nr. 1872, &urriion.
StroBe, Itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
den ~&reu5ers.

Gbefoo, Is. Nopember, ii llbr
Sormittogs. - Die Wonnidaft bes
DHnItonopnp" lit on 9oro oes dine
liId)en areu5erS ~Soi Dung" gebrof)t
uno bort cntpoffnet moroen. sic
miro an 9orb bes nSai Yung" Der.
bleiben, bolnit Oie dineiiiden 9ebor-
Den lie p~oaitanoig inter a,lgen ia.
bet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
(SOrtictnn9 Opn Ser critcn Scitc.)

Der Troge iiber oie 8rauf1barfeit BON
@nSmoi6incn sum 9eruegen bon
&riegsihiffcr groBc g[ufmerfiamfcit.
Mon mcIbct, boB oie H0mtroIitGt Elm
oroBeS Shiff sum &%ornebmcu Dies.
hCjiiglider grperimPnte ouSritIten
lGBt. Die Encyclopaedia crrcgt gro
beS SrtcreIie in ser bclltigen SiBunJ
beS Oelrtitcu &ereinS bon 6Iotten'
Nrd,itcftcn. Sngeniclm Gapitdne
ouS6ranfnurt q. ~. pcrIus Die baupts
id6Ii6e Ibbou0IuuQ un0 propbe3ette
0arin 0ub @o8muit)inen binuenaltr.
gem Die gegenmdrtigen Wtaihinen
iotDobI nie sic Gurbinen her0rdngen
iucr6en. aaiier @iIbeIm NOR anne.
ien0 un6 b0rtc Sen @ortrdgen nit
iiftIihem Slltereiie 3u.
SolIpn Sem @rafen SEQ.
poI0 buIOi9en.
9erIin Is. gfopember. - aai.
fer @iIbelm bat Sen 3rllppcn in
2ippc ~befobIen, Dem Grofen 2copolo,
Sobn oe5 Observation-Disclosures @ro.
fen grnit ben SuIoigltng5ei0 nb3utIe.
gen. 9ie NaffoIgefroge iou befannt.
lid ourh einen ShieOsgerift 81 Del.
len giniebung ser 9un0esrotb Dem
&eihston5ler @rnfen Billion auto,
riiirtn n1tihinAn11 fnerAnn
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-03-24
North Dakota People
Attend Sunday School,

North Dakota with population
of 319, 146 has a Sunday school
attendance of 55, ,488. South
Dakota's people number 401, $40
with but 48,378 attending Sun
day school: of Minnesota's 5.751,
3o4 people, 174,569 attend Sun,
day school. Montana has Sun
day school attendance of 1884
out of a population of 243, 1929.
California with 1,485,053 souls
sends 118,845 to Sunday school.
New Hampshire has AL, ,588 peo'
pie of whom 42,482 are enrolled
in Sunday school. Massachus-
etts with a population of 2,805, BAG
sends 277,492 to Sunday school
while Georgia's attendance is
253, 40 out ola population of 2,
216,331. In proportion to popu
lation North Dakota has Al per
cent. larger Sunday school at.
tendance than South Dakota, II
per cent. larger than Minnesota,
1873 per cent. larger than in Mon.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-03-24

The judicial district convention
for the fifth district will be held
at Darlington. N. D., On the 25th
day of May, 1904, at which time
a candidate for district Judge
will be nominated. The COURIER
hopes that the gentleman selected
for this distinguished honor will
be Hon. David Bartlett, of Griggs
county. Each county in the dis
trict has a favorite son practical
ly, and complimentary votes will
no doubt be passed around
among them. Griggs county
will have eight votes in the con-
vehtion.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-03-24
A Midnight Raid.

Last Saturday night when all
Christians were supposed to be
sleeping the sleep of the just an
incident occurred which aroused
the dignity of the community,
two and one.ha + miles northwest
of Hannaford, The head Of the
house went away Sunday after.
noon to remain for a day or two
leaving his wife and three chill.
dren alone.
About eight o'clock in the eve.
ming the boys went to the barn
for the last time that evening.
They observed tracks about the
house upon the freshly fallen
snow but thinking them to be
those of q neighbor thought little
of it. Monday morning the boys
went as usual to feed but upon
arriving at the barn discovered
the barn door ajar and the tracks
of four horses around q circuit
Gus route of q straw stack. The
tracks were followed to q fence
quarter of a mile where 3 horse
and road wagon had been tied
while the raider went to the barr
to get his plunder, from thence
the track was followed to Hanna
ford.
We understand that the mid
night raider had some sort OF
claim or mortgage on the sale
horses, but jndglng from tht
time of day he took to redeem his
property foul play must have
been lurking in the bushes On his
part.
It is almost we'll known fac
who the perpretrator of this low
degrading act was, who ha'
wrought a disreputable nam
| with all whom he deals with.
The sentiment of the who'll
community is with the avenger.
CITIZEN.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-03-24
What is Life!

In the last analysis nobody knows,
but we do knyw that it is under strict
law. Abuse that law even slightly,
pain results. Irregular living means
arrangement of the organs, resulting
in constipation, headache or liver trou-
BILE. DR.. Kings New Life Pills quick
ly re-adjusts this. It's gentle, yet
thorough. Only 25c at FL. H. Bate
mans drug store.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-03-24

tana. So that in this respect we
are way ahead of our adjoining
states. OF other states North
Dakota's Sunday school attend.
ance exceeds that of New Hamp.
shire by 81 per cent. of Massachu
setts by IS per cent, Georgia by
so per cent. aud California by lib
per cent. These are very signi-
ficant facts that speak very high.
ly of North Dakotans than whom
there are no more law abiding.
progressive and moral citizens in
the union.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-03-24

Sheriff Scofeld, of Ward Coun-
ty, was recently released from
Jail where he had been serving a
sentence for tampering with a
juryman. When he returned to
Minot he was given q great ova.
ton with q brass band accom-.
paniment. The supreme court
of the United States refused to
interfere with 1.-The sentence vet
the people of Minot apparently
are in favor of this kind of work
by it's officers. It appears to us
as If Ward county was in. favor
of crime.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-03-24
LENoRA TOWNSHIP.

Supervisors, Elias Moan, chairman
7. A. Huso, Ole Croft; clerk, Ole Mick
els; treasurer, T. A. Huso; assessor, Al
bert Odegard; justices of the peace, r
H. Belden, Jos. Miller; constables, Ed
win stermer, N. o. Westman; board
of concilliation, r. H. Belden, JOSEPH
Miller, Eliag Moan and Albert Wells
road overseers, Jos. Miller, John Carl
son, Peter Gunderson and Sven Adam
son.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-03-24
CLEARF1ELD TOWNSHIP.

Supervisors, Albert Retzlaff, chair
man, Thos. Robertson, Chas. Morse;
clerk, VIM. Robertson; treasurer, Peter
Gorthy; assessor, VIM. Howden; JUS
tices of the peace, P. M. johnson and
Chas. Anderson; commissioners fcon-
ciliation, VIM. Howden, VIM. Robert
son, Peter Gorthy; constable, John
Dox; road overseers, P. M. Johnson,
lst district, VIM. Howden, End district.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-03-24

If the tone of the state press
represents the pulse of the peo.
there is a grand opportunity for
q Moses to jumpinto the ring and
carry off the nomination for gov
ernor. It looks to q man up q
tree as q good chance for the
t.dark horse" candidate to get in
his work.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-03-24


The Grand Forks Plaindealer
has changed hands and is now
issued as the Evening News and
Daily Plaindealer. The new man
agement evidently knows some.
thing about the newspaper bust
ness as the Evening News shows
a decided improvement all along
the line, and gives promise OF
cutting some ice for the demo.
cratic party'in this state. The
Courier is glad to note this i'm.
provement of a paper full of use.
fullness in North Dakoca.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-03-24

The republican state central
committee. met at Fargolast week
and fixed the time for holding
the state convention to elect dele.
gates to the national convention
for May 18 at Fargo. The repub
lican state convention for nomi-
mating state officers will be held
at Grand Forks July 20.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-03-24

Chas. S. Fee, who for over
twenty years has been at the
head of the Northern Pacific pas
senger department, has resigned
his position and will go to the
Hartman system with headquar-
ters at San Francisco. The with
drawal of Mr.. Fee from the Nor
thern Pacific will be genuinely
regretted by the boys to whom
he has been very kind. They all
wish Mr.. Fee unlimited success
in his new field of labor.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-03-24
GREENFIELD TOWNSHIP.

For Supervisors, N. Hemmingson,
chairman, N. j. Austrad, Edwin Of
son; Clerk, G. A. Nelson; Treasurer,
Walter Hemmingson; Assessor, o. M.
Westly; Justice of the Peace, w. s.
Hyde; Constables, T. T. Messing, F. F.
Butler; Road Overseers, Dist. No. l,
Hans J. Haugen, Dist. No. 2, Martin
Messing; Dist. No. 3, 81. H. Groven
Dist. No. 4, John VAN.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-03-24

According to- the apportion.
ment of delegates, one for each
seventy-fve votes cast, Griggs
county will only have eight dele
gates to the republican state
convention.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-03-24
TOWNSHIP ELECTIONS.
WILLOW TOWNSHIP.

Supervisors: Anton Peterson, Chair
man, Paul Rorvig, Matt Rorvig; treas
urer, Erick jacobson; clerk, Pedel
Peterson; assessor, T.. o. Torgerson
overseers of highways, Paul Rorvig,
lst district; A. H. Adrian, End district,
H. Smogard, Sd district, John Thore.
son, 4th district.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-03-24

Now that the supreme court
has decided against the merger
we presume that if Gov. White
is the nominee of the republican
party for a third term he will
want strong endorsement of
the supreme courts decision in
corporated in the resolutions to
be adopted by the convention.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-03-24
BOOK COVER DESIGN.

In the competition, confined to
artists in the state, for design
for the cover for ''Glimpses of
North Dakota, a book of views of
the state which is to be a feature
in connection with the state ex-
hibit at St. Louis. the design
made by William E. Fisher of this
city, has been accepted and he
has been awarded the prize of
$50 which was offered by the COM
mission. Mr. Fishers design
was in the form of q panel. divid.
ed with q series of miniature
pilasters with Ionic capitals. In
the center is q copy Of the female
figure which represents North
Dakota in the colonade of states
at the St. Louis exposition and
pronounced by distinguished art
critics to be the most beautiful
figure representing the states.
Entwined abont the whole, in
bold Gothic letters is the book
title ''Glimpsesof North Dakota. -
In all there were forty COM
petitors aad of the number Miss
Alice Wilson, teacher Of free
hand drawing and painting at
the agriculturalcollege, and Mrs.
Stoner of Devils Lake were very
close seconds. Many Of the de-
signs submitted were incomplete
and were merely in the shape of
suggestions to the commission
as to how the state could prop
erly and effectually be exempliti-
ed in q cover picture. The per-
sonnel of the Judging committee
consisted of Lieutenant Governor
Bartlett, Prof. w. D. Hartman OF
Cooperstown and Professor Wal.
dron of the agricultural college,
Fargo Forum
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-03-24

A man in New York recently
died who claims to have been 1872
years old. If he had lived in
North Dakota he might have
lived several years longer. This
clear and braclng air is conduc.
i've of long life.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-03-24

That Fargo Hindoo Prince has
about the best graft there is in
the state these days. Coopers-
town should look around for a
Prince. We are losing our grip.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-03-24
THE COURIER,
BY Percy -. 1rubshasv.
Thirty-fve miles of roadway
have been constructed within the
Worlds Fair grounds.

Ninety thousand gallons of
water will pour over the three
Cascades at the Worlds Fair
every minute.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-03-24

Call at the Office of r. S. Lunde, suc-
cessor to John O. Ole, for your farm
loan and insurance business.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23
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