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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-12

% bin9ton, IL. Mueuft.-
Jol9en6es gabelaramm tpurbe beute
bonn @eIanbten @riscom unter Datum
Sotio, IL. Muguf. I'm staatsbeparte=
ment erbalten: rgta5 lebten i'm 9aupt.
Quartiere eingelaufenen yta9ri9ten
griff Die iapaniide Glotte bic aus benz
6afen bon port Mrtbur nod benz @h-
ben bon ROunb Sslanb, gegentiber Der
9alien Bap, bampfenbe rufiiide 5lOtte
an. Die 2reu3er Msfolo, Nopit uno
elm niat kstannter 3reu3er unb elm
SorpebobOot3erff6rer liefen in Der @adt
bes II. Nu9uif In 3iao Chou Bap elm.
Gin 3erf0rer aob nod @be 500. Giinf
S9ladti9iffe. Elm &reu3er, bieqeiat
bic Diana. 9Oipitali6iff unb oerf4ies
bene Sorpeboboot3er febrten ami.
iden Mprsenodmmerung unb Witta9
nod port Nrtbur 3uriid. Mnideinenb
wurbe bic iapanif9e GlOtte nidt be.
i9Sbist.
ebansbai, IL. Nusuif. Gin
ruifider SorpebobOOt3erft6rer lief beute
bier Elm. gs wiro beri9tst, bab bier
ruifids S9la9ti9iffe bel Den saoole
Snieln, rs Meilen fiib6ifli9 bieies
Safens, liesen. (Die sabble Snieln
Iie9en ettpa $50 Weilen bon port
Artbur, tpeldes bic rufiiide GlOtte z
llbr WOr9ens am Mittpo9 ben 10.
Iuguf, berlieb.)
2onb II. Nusuf. Cine De-
Sei9e an Die iapariide @eianbti9afi
bier ia9t: gfa9 ben bier big iebt erbal=
tenen 8eridten bannpfte Die ruiiii4e
6lotte aug port Mrtbur, tpurbe bur9
uniere Glotte iiiblid bon Dentas an9e=
griffen unb aeritreut. 9ie Nsfolo, Go.
BIT unb nod Elm 3reuaer unb elm Ger
it0rer fanoen 3uflu9t In &iao Chou,
Elm onoerer 3srif6rer fudte 3u1u4t In
@be Goo. @s fdeint als Oh am IL.
Musuit ftinf ruiiii&e @4la4tf4iffe,
Elm 2reu3er. tpabrideinlid bic Diana,
Elm 9oipitali4iff uno mebrere 3erif6rer
tpieber in port Natbur anlangten. Wir
glauben uniere Glotte wurbe ni4t be-
iddoiat.
Berlin, IL. Muguf. Sas aus=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-12
eelbfmorobe eriu@.

6rau Winnie Uan @leabe, 33, Die
426 NDrb @aif Strabe Elm Boarding.
baus betreibt, ..taufte fi9 gefern ftr
10e Worpbium unb nabm bic 9dlfte
bes Sites Elm.
sic murbe tllr3 oarauf fi9 in 3rdm=
pfen tpinoeno auf9efunben. u. ben fbleu-
nigft berbei9erufenen Oispeniariums.
drsten gelang es nod barter Nrbeit fie
am Geben au erbalten. Gamilien'
Nfairen iollen iie 5u Der Shat getrie'
ben baben. Sie anbere 6dlfte bes
Giftes puroe aufgefunoen unb aer-
ff6rt, ba fie ansab, ibren miblunsenen
0sriu9 misberbolen gu mollen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-12
S9on mieSer 3met Grtrinfmuss=
faQe.

6eute Mittag ertrantsn i'm gagle
Greet an Der Wsf Wafbinetpn Strabe.
bsim Baben, 6reb 8bompion, %, elm
iunger Mbbotat unb fsin 5 Sabre alter
goufon Sad 8bompion bon l13 0an=
cod Mbenue. Die beiben paren nit
ibrsn Better gIi Sbompion, 20, gum
8aben gegangen. Greo Sbompiun,
Der elm Mthlete ift, bate feinen tleinen
Better auf benz &hden unb idwamm
nit ibm i'm StrOm umber.
pidbli9 purbe er bon 2rdmpfen be,
fallen uno fant unter. @li 8bompfon
f9mamm ben beioen fofort 3ur 9ilfe
uno ergriff ben tleinen Sad. um nit
ibm gum l1fer 3u i9mimmen, iebo9 Der
2leine tuar burd bic Mnsit bor bem
grtrinfen 10 errsgt, bab er f4 IobriB
unb ertrant. ebe er gerettet uerben
tornte.
9ie 2ei9e Greo Sbompions tuurbe
fopeit cufsefunben, far Sad fino bic
Bemhbunssn Der @ablerpoIi3iifen DUN.
can unb Msfins, bic fofort nit ger9e-
grfol9 getpeien. Greb Sbompfon tam
Mpparaten 3ur@telle eilten, foueit obne
nod bier, um feline 8raut Grdulein
Mebeeca Wc@arbp, BOIL @ef @afb.
ington Str, beim3ufitbren.
Die iunge Dame murbe, als ibr bic
8rauerna9ri9t iiberbra9t mnrbe, obns
md9tis. gli Sbompion. Der 8ruber
bes tleinen Sad blieb auf bem plabe,
um bic pOli3ifen 3u urterffiiben.
Ct tpeinte bitterli@ unb oa6te uur
an ben 69mer3 ben bieie Naari9t Der
armen Wutter bereiten mirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-12
Snbianapplis Snb, Sreitas 12 Musua 1904
Ser Sentide Sag.
Nue arrangements ge=
troffett.
Grfolsrei6e Yrobe bes WaKenaor.

unter 8orfib bon prdi. s. 6rande
tparert geiiern 9benb bic Gomites fhr
ben Seuti6en Sag in Iebter Sibuns in
Der @ermania 6a0e berfammelt. @s
3eigte ii9 alsbalo, baB ole Mrrange-
ments auf's 8eite setroffen porben
waren, uno bab Elm erfOlgreider Gef=
tag gu 9etpdrtisen lit. Sdmmtli&e
Selegatsn CUR Stats Contention.
melde Samitas Nbeno in Der 9aae bes
llnabbdngisen $urnbersins itattfinbet,
fino eriu9t, ibre Wanbate mit3ubrin=
gen unb phnftli9 um 8 nbr All er=
f9einen.
Dos 6auptquartisr Der 6eitcomite's g
am Seuti4en Sage 1T bas .Weibs
RDBl".
I'm 8 rlbr sonntag Nadmittag
weroen Orei 86aeri9hfie ben offcisllen
geainn Der Seutfden Sag 5eisr i'm
@ermania part an3eigen.
Die 9effern Nbeub unter Der 9eitunq
bes Jeitbirisenten 9errn &issner ab.
gebaltene Mafienprobe mar BON ben
Sdnsern oes Wufitbsreins, Mdnner.
dor unb 2ieoerfrana aablreid beiudi
uno bic 2eiitunssu lieBen ertennen.
baB bic Mafen66re einen @anspunt
bes 6eites bilben tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-12
Sa Sa4eu Der Some 6eating
uno Sighting SO.

Sn Sa9en Der 9ome 6satins unb
2i9bting 60. eridien eefern nod bor
Der geb6rbe ftr 6fentli9e @erfe be,
@ypert unb ebemalige 8ei&dftsfibre,
Der 8eieli1aft &. 8inesnt unb er.
tldr.s, oaB Bel elmer &ate bon II @ents
bel ipariamer 8erwaliung Elm quite,
profit eraielt tperben follte.
Samit mar bas 3eugenberb0r ge:
i9lohen.
Sa bic Nnwdlte Der beiberieitigsu
parteien fi9 erit Jerien nebmen wer.
ben, 10 miro Die 8eb6roe Die Nr9u.
mente nidt bOr Nblauf Der ndditsn 9
Woaen entse9en nebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-12

Sas eeifern ftattsefunbene Sommers
na9tss6eit Der Samen=2oge @erma=
mia, s. 8. 6. Of g., battle, beeinitist
bon berrli9em Wetter, einen bur4=
i9lasenbsn grfOls. Sie Samen ba=
ben ibrsn bepdbrten &uf, bab 4Qes,
mas lie arransiren, 9ano unb Sub
bat, auf's Neue sldn5enb betpieien uno
Der bette 2Obn fhr bic biele Mrbeit uno
Whbe, Der fi1 bic Samsn gum @elin-
gen oes Teftes unter3o9en baben, III
Der auBerorbsntti9 3ablreide Sefu9
qetpeien.
Ser eerdumige 8arten beg Siibieite
Surnbereins tonnte Die 9robe Mn3abl
Der @ridienenen beiberlei @ei9le9ts,
@rOb uno 2lein, taum fahen. Wo
man bini9aute. CAB es ni9ts pie frObe
8efi9tsr, auf oensn man bic bole 9u=
frisbenbeit nit benz @ebotensn beutlib
ableien tonnte.
Sas Nrransements-gomite mar bis
in Die ipdte gla9t binein unermtblid
tbdiig. ftir bic geiitissn uno tOrpsrli8en
Semitic Der Befu1er 3u for9en unb
g6nnte iid ielbft i'm Saale, als Der
gaa begann, feline &ube. Safielbe
fsste fi4 aus folsenoen Damen su-
iammen:
Jrauen 9ofabl, Weila9er, Wafer,
Ste4an, e59aefer, 8uer, Wlaler,
@6ttlins, Bolf. Sobn. 3iap, 26ider.
Heuber, Grdulein Ste9an unb Grdu=
lein 0Dllratb.
Der iOlenne gall belt bic 8eiu9er
beg tDoblgelungenen Seifss big gum
graaenoen Worgen fr6blid beiiammen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-12
NaGrtGtett aus Snbtana.
Opfer Der eigenen u n b Il
fidtiqfeit.

@brtsnep, IL. Nuguff. SRI.
6rantis Winiams, %, aus genters
bile, bic fib bier i'm Saufe Or. s. %.
giaarps aufbdlt. tpurbe elm Opfer
ibrer eisenen llnbOriidtisteit. inoem
fie beriu9ts ben @aiOlin.Bsbdltsr zines
@aiolinofens 5u fiiIlen, obne oas
Jeuer i'm Diem su l6i9en. Sie 2anne
erplobirte unb oas brennenbe 8aIolin
fog in ale &i9tunsen. Sas iunse
Mdbden tpar fofort in Glammen se-
bhlt unb murbs 10 f9ipsr bsrlsbt, baB
fie innsrhalb peniger Stunben ibren
Self aufsab. Sic mar Die So9ter
DloriB Wiliams IN @entsrpils. Die
gltern, bic iofort bon benz traurigen
gnbe ibrer 3o9ier bena9riGtigt mur-
ben, maren trofflos.
st. Mapne, IL. Muauif. Der
tommenoe eonntag wirb wieoer Elm
GROCER Geiftag fur ale 9utberaner bon
Gort Wapne uno llmQegeno isin. Yin
biefem Sage miro bas i46ne @ottes-
baus Der @onearbia @.meinbe an Der
gde bon @alton Mbe. unb Nlliaer
Strabe benz Oienfe @ottes geueibt
werben. gu bisier Geier finb ole
neutrality-suspicious. eingelaben. Die
Mitelieber Der @pneorbia @emeinbe
tbnnen nit Re9t ffolj iein auf bas
neue Gotteshaus. bas burd ibrt edit
driifli9e Opfertuiaigtsit erridtet
purbe. Sebes WiteIisb bat Iein
S9erfisin mad Rrdften beigetrageu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-12
sslowsr Miifoa.

Die Mitelieber Der Glotper Wiiiion
iorgen ieBt fiir 2ranfe in 25 Gamilien
uno haben Is 2inoer i'm @Isanor So=
ipital, fOtuie 20 periOnen in ibrem
eisenen 6oipital.
0on ben 25 Sppbusfranfen in Der
Staot bat bic MiiiiOn bic pHsge
bon 8 perionen iibernommen uno bic
Witslieoer beiu9en Die 2ranfen per-
f6nli9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-12

ST. pet'ersburg IL. Iu9.,
LIS Ra9m. Gin Sobn, Elm grbe beg
ruIfI6en S6rones tpuroe geboren.
2aiierin unb 2inb fino tuobl. Die
gntbinbuns erfolste 1890 beute Wtits
tag. 9as Rino tpiro Mleris getauft
wsrosn. Ser Nrst Der taiierliden Ga=
Mile Or. &ot6 mar Der @eburtsbelfer
unb Or. oiri9 mar Der @birurg. Or.
&otb ieBte bic martenbe faiierli4e 5a=
mile perI0nli9 bon benz freubigen Grs
eieniiie in 9enntniB. Cine Offi3ieae
Betanntma1ung miro i'm offi3iellen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-12
Samen=Serei oes Snoianapolts
M6nmer@or.

Seute Na9mittag finoet bic monat.
lide reselmdbise gudre Partie Dee
@sreins fatt. Sie arrangements lie=
gen in ben Sdnoen bon Grau Sot
@eiser, aiiifirt bon Grau q. s. Ser.
man. Grau @uiiab Oberldnoer, SRI.
&. 2inbemann, SRI. @ret9en Grid
anb SRI. O. Quman.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-12
Tremnoi@afts= Teretn.

Sn gmharbps @arten an Der Shb
Of StraBe beranftaltete geftern DER
vGreunofdafts-1erein" Elm 8artsnfeit,
wel4es fi4 zines iebr rsgen Beiu9s 3u
erfreusn bate. sar nnterbaltunsen
Der geiuGer mar in better @eiis ss-
iorQt woroen, baB oiefelben einige re9t
pergniigte Stunsen perlebten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-12
Itel 2arut nm Ni@ts.

Der seffern Mbenb um 7:30 rbr bonn
2affen As gesebene Mlarm rief bic
Teuermebr nod Wbite's @eifaurani on
% 6. Waerioian Str., uoielbff In
GOlse zines manselbaften eleetrii9en
Drabtes elm Geuer aussebro9en mar.
DaHelbe mar bereits gel6i9t, als bie
Geuerme6r anlangte. @4aoen $5.i
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-12
STE Srab=&en,en aaf Den
6air=0riinoen.
,Oan Yat4" tpirb erft beiite Iaufen.

Sa bic &snnbabn fid in Jolge bes
Woltenbru9s am Mtitttpod seitern in
elmer i9ledten geidaffenbeit befanb, 10
meiserte fid Der @iaentbiimer oss vSan
patd" bsnieIben laufen 3u lahen.
Der beriibmte Sraber tpiro ieood
beute Na9mittas auf Der &ennbabn
s.igen, mas er leiiten fann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-12

8otsn erf9einen. Gin taiierli9er Sa-
Tut bon 10l S6hiien wurbe erit bon
peterbof gefeuert unb bann bon allen
umlissenben ct. petersbur9er 5eifun=
gen pieberbolt.
Song PETERSBURG III in freuoiger
Nufresung iiber Die 0adridt uno grObe
Nsni1enmensen fiilen bic StraBen
unb bic bHentlidenpldBe, um oas frea'
bise greisniB au beipre4en. Die Saufe
miro nit 9roBem pOmp in 3uei @o.
den in Der S4lobtapelle i'm peterbof
ffattfinoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-12
Trauen Serein oeS Eroteitan=
tii@en @aiieuberetms.

Der Grauen=Werein bes protefanti=
iden Waiienbereins bdlt beute Na9=
mittag balb 3 ubr in ben &dumen
Der Sonntagsi9ule cer gb. 3ions.
@emeinoe feline 8eamten=Wabl ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-12

Die 2ei9e bes tleinen Sad tpuroe
um 8 ubr beute Ma9mittag 9efunben
uno in Coroner Sutetpiler's 9eiden=
baus nebsn Ieinem Better aufsebabrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-12
Sommermadts.Teft

Der 0amen.9ose Sermania, S. D. e. Of 3.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-09-15
NEW RAILROAD NOTES.

The new town which will be located
on the Edmore extension about ten
miles northwest of Hampden, will at
least be as we'll supplied with banks as
Hampden is. Already there are three
different parties who will establish a
bank at that place, which assures the
town good start.-Lawton Leader.
Contractor Guthrie has unloaded a
large steam shovel and is busily en-
gagged in moving it out about eight
miles from Edmore where they will
work it building large cut on the
grade of the extension of this branch
Edmore Herald.
F.. j. Hodgins was in town over Sun
day from Weaver, where he has the
management of the Cavalier Co. Land &
Loan Co.'s business. He states that
the Great Northern has seven grading
crews working at present. -Four of the
contractors are between Edmore and
Hampden and three west of the Cava-
lier county line. It is understood that
the contracts call for the completion of
the grade in readiness for laying the
rails by Oct. LIST. Mr.. Hodgins and
family intend moving into Langdon
next month when they will again occupy
their home on Seventh street.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-09-15
| ||Langdon Church NewsI
NoTE:-All announcements intended for this
column must reach the Office not later than
Wednesday noon in order to insure publication

PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH-Services at
II a. m, and p. m. Sabbath school at
II m. Prayer meeting on Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock. All are welcome.
Rev. G. L. Wilson. pastor.
BAPTIST CHuRcH-Services morning
and evening at the usual hours. Sun
day school at noon. You are invited
to all these services. Robt. 4. Mac
Mullen, pastor.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHuRcH-The regu-
lar order of service each Sunday at st.
Alphonsus church is as follows: Low
mass at 500 a. 1n.. high mass at 1870 a.
m., Sunday school at 2:3O p. m.. vespers
at 1870. Priest. Rev. NJ. Dougherty.
Episcopal Lnu kcH-Church of Our
Saviour, (the Alvord Memorlal) Com
munion at II a. ID. Sunday school u M.
Evening prayers at 8 p m. In the alb
sence of Rev. Guy P. Burleson these
services will be conducted by Rev.
Childs.
METHODIST CHURCH Usual services
at the Methodist church next Sunday.
Sunday school at noon. Epworth
League at p. M. John Parsons.
leader. Subject. .sIs the World Growing
Better?' Subject of morning sermon.
THE Three Greatest Things of Life"
In the evening. addition and Sub
traction as Related to Salvation. All
are invited to these services. Rev. DR..
Marsh. pastor.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-09-15
NEW TOWN wakefield.
The End-Town on Ct. Northern Extension
Located in Henderson.

The site of the town at the terminal
of the extension of the Great Northern
railroad from Edmore is understood as
having been located on the south-half
of the northwest quarter of section 19,
in Henderson township, about two miles
south and mile west of Postmaster
Elenbaum's store at Empire. The new
town is to be known as Wakefield and
the site for its location was secured last
week by w. A. Bulge, of Grand Forks,
who made a trip over the extension
about ten days ago along with party
of Ct. Northern surveyors. Wakefield
is on an adjoining section to Trier town
ship and its location is central to
one of the finest farming Sec
tions in the southwestern portion of
Cavalier county. Halt dozen town
ships are within marketing radius of
the new town of Wakefield and its
growth this fall is bound to be rapid.
Before winter sets in Wakefield will be
a fourishing town and its location is
bound to be valuable to the owner.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-09-15
SCHOOL DAYS AGAIN.
Handsome Increase in This Years Enroll
ment of the City Schools.

Monday morning the public schools
of Langdon reopened and already the
enrolment has reached an aggregate of
31S in the various grades, which shows
quite u handsome increase over the en-
rollment at the opening of the schools
last fall. In the primary room the at
tending pupils number 62 while the
seating capacity of the room only al
lows of sixty. Other grades give lndica-
tions of being overcrowded as the term
advances and the two large buildings
filled to the limit. Pupils are enrolling
daily and the addition made by the board
of education to its corps ofteachers for
this year appears to have been most
needed step. The accessions to the
primary grade alone number about 30:
little tots who are entering upon their
first year of school work. In the last
three years the Langdon high. school
has advanced from the third to the first
class in its grade of studies and is now
entitled to an annual appropriation of
1926 from the $4,000 appropriation of
the legislature for the aid ofhigh schools
over the state. During the ensuing year
the various rooms of the Langdon public
schools will be in charge of the following
efficient corps of teachers:
Superintendent and Principal of High School
Richard Hayward.
High School Assistant-D. j. Ridlington.
Eighth Grade aud some High School Glasses
Miss Nettie Trcadwell.
Sixth and Seventh Grades-Miss Louise E.
Nelson.
Fifth Grade and One Section of Fourth Grade
Miss Gertrude E. Nelson.
Sections of Third and Fourth Grades-Miss
Clara Rue.
Sections of Second and Third Grades-Miss
Myrtle Jackson.
Sections Of First and Second Grad es-Miss
Addie VI Connors.
First Grade-Miss Julia Terry.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-09-15
MUST REMAIN IN JAIL.
Supreme Court Has Denied Application o
Hartzell and Bascom for Bail.

S. L. Hartzell and E. T. Bascom, who
have been confined in the county Jail
since their arrest on July Z, on the
charge of killing Byron U. Stoddard,
near Langdon, will remain in Jail here
until their trial.
Since the preliminary hearing they
have been held on charge of murder,
without bail, and made application to
Judge Kneeshaw to be admitted to bail.
He denied the motion, and an appeal
was then taken to the supreme court.
That court took the application of the
defendants under advisement and on
Wednesday of last week also denied the
motion, thus affirming the order made
by the district court.
Attorneys Bosard l. Bosard, of Grand
Forks, and Attorney E. R. Sinkler. of
Grafton, have been retained to defend
them and it is understood application
will be made at the proper time for a
change of venue.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-09-15
SUDDEN DEATH AT MT. CARMEL

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kartes of Mt.
Carmel sustained heavy blow Monday
in the sudden passing away of their
three year old little daughter, whose
death was not anticipated until within
an hour or SO of its taking away. The
child had been we'll and around nearly
all the morning and it's death occurred
without the first sign of illness. Doctors
called when it complained Of illness at
dinner time found the little one had
passed away when they. arrived. The
suddeness Of its death is attributed to
acute heart trouble. The funeral was
held at the Mt. Carmel cemetery yester-
day forenoon, Rev. Father Hiltner off;
ciating. The sorrow stricken parents
have the sympathy Of the entire COM
munity in their bereavement.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-09-15
sl5,0OO.0O
City Of Langdon, North Dakota,
Refunding Bonds.

The undersigned will receive sealed
proposals until twelve o'clock noon,
Thursday, September 18th, 1904, for
sl5,OOOM 20-year Refunding Bonds, of
the City of Langdon. Cavalier county.
North Dakota.
Date-September 18th, 1904.
Interest-Five per cent. per annum.
Interest payable on the 18th day of
March and September.
Denominations-s1, 10000, payable
principal and interest in gold or other
lawful money of the United States, at
the option of the holder. at New York
City, n. Y, or Langdon. North Dakota,
at the option of the holder
Authority-Sec. 2476, Article l2,
kota.
Deposit Certified check for 2 lp,
cent. of the amount of the bonds. such
check to be made payable to the Treas
urer of the City of Langdon. North
Dakota. and certified to by responsible
bank, and deposited as guarantee OF
good faith.
Default-The City of Langdon has
never defaulted
Conditions of Sale-Bonds to be de.
livered at the First National Bank OF
Langdon, North Dakota, on the 18th
day of September. 1904.
Bonded Debt $500 Bonds issued
for school purposes. is the only out
standing debt, aside from City War
rants afoat. IN lieu of which the above
issue of bonds is made.
Assessed Val n-S3O4. .OOOOC
amount returned by County Board for
1904, State Board will make about same
return.
Population-l904 estimated, 1000.
The City of Langdon reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
o. E. THOMPSON,
81 City Auditor.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-09-15
Additional Local News.

Wheat 51.121a is the local market
price today.
The new residences of Attorney Cor
don and Wheeler will soon be ready for
occupancy.
E. H. Durbin's little baby. few
months old, is reported as being quite
seriously i'll.
h. D. Parsons run of typhoid fever
proved to be quite light. In few days
he will be up and around the house.
The installation services inducting
Rev. g. L. Wilson as pastor of the
Presbyterian church at this place are
being held this evening.
Mrs. F. j. Hodgins spent Sunday
in the city and will visit a week with
her daughter, Mlss Olive Hodgins,
who is teaching school at Olga.
The 3OxlOO addition to the Kelly &
McLauchlan feed barn is being closed
in this week and the contractors will
turn the building over to its owners in
. few days.
Miss Jean Mcmillan came down from
Hannah on Friday for = few days stay
with Langdon f1iends before returning
to Fairbault MINI, 10 resume her
studies at school.
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-09-15
The Stomach is the Man.

A weak stomach weakens the man,
because it cannot transform the food he
eats into nourishment. Health and
strength cannot be restored to any sick
man or weak woman without first
restoring health and strength to the
stomach. A weak stomach cannot digest
enough food to feed the tissues and re-
vive the tired and run down limbs and
organs Of the body. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure digests what you eat, cleanses and
strengthens the glands and membranes
Of the stomach, and cures indigestion,
dyspepsia and all stomach troubles.
Sold by Burke & Co.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-09-15
SURVEYING RAILWAY LINE.
Thirty Engineers at Work in the Vicinity
of Park River.

A crew of thirty Great Northern en-
gineers are engaged in surveying line
westward from point between Park
River aud Conway. Their arrival at
Park River occasioned much surprise
and the general impression prevailsPark
River is not to have another railroad,
but lis Great Northern move to head
off the 500. The 500 is looking for a
suitable line into Duluth. Such line
would connect with the line now under
construction at point near Thief
River Falls, running from there to Park
River, Grafton and that section of the
state.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-09-15
RAINS AND LIGHT FROST.

Tuesday night there was light
touch of frost. Self registering ther-
mometers marked the temperature dur
ing the night as dropping to 29o-three
degrees below the frost line. The damp
ness prevailing is thought to have
headed off what might be termed a
"killing FROST that doubtless would
have been experienced had the atmo-
sphere been dry and clear.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-09-15
wonAN,s CLUB PROGRAM.

The Langdon Woman's Club holds
its next regular fortnightly meeting
on Tuesday afternoon whom Mrs.
McGruer will do the honors as hostess.
The program in arrangement viii be as
follows:
SOCIAL WITH r1o01AA.
Roll Cali !. !. Z. .0ssat Russian 6tatssmsn
pAp11ka.
s.Russis Until ~ Fall e. :xis6' -. llss. Bard
:svladenir ~ 0aeat !. ]. /. 30. m. l1pAau
Cussest zveate .... !. !. !. ]. !. -: NJ
4 1eslsDs- ~. sesnse. d
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-09-15

The past week has developed the fact
that Attorney Joseph Cleary's friends
have undertaken to launch his candi-
dacy for the democratic nomination of
states attorney. Whether the effort
will be given encouragement by Mr..
Cleary has not been ascertained. In the
opinion of good judges he is picked as
an all round qualified winner.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-09-15
Among Their Leaders You Will Find the
Aerf1l0t0r. .

The Most Economical and Easiest Power
Mill on the Market to Operate; will Run when
others Stand Still They regulate perfectly,
have Patent Oilers which oil the mill as
needed, Zone does not have to climb to the top
every day to Oily Have Removable GEAR
HEAD and Bearings, making it easy to Repair
IN case of accident. The Sails are made of
Spring Steel thoroughly Galvanized and will
never Break or Bend, and with them they
have all attachments for Farm Use, such as
Feed Grinders, Feed Cutters, Wood Saws,
Pumps, Tanks and everything needed for a
we'll regulated farm.