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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-11

Reiue de rOcAan mire- -toi dana sea aouI;
eooute en- t'sndsFmaRt leur myatique murmdre;
regards tss villas grimper sur les coteau1,
4 tTavers un decor splendide de Verdnre
Biarritz, ton dOux slimAs attire sous noS sieuI,
GeR milllars d'etraugcrR, des tetes couIonneeS,
uui viennent cublier dams lea sites ioyeux,
les aoneis de 10 vie Cd le poids des annees
LIE coucher da snleil sur 10 meT esi 81 beas,
lR mutt tant etoilee ct 81 douce est fasrore,
que aolui Qui tn WI veut te voir de nouVeau,
pour tadmirer rass et tanner plus encore.
Out pourrait. q narritg, douter de tn heautAi
Rt6rrifz, tu reunis 10 vile ct 10 canpagno.
ct In brise du large ct le soleil 1eN.
le Eord ct lie Midi la mer ct la noetasns.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-11

presenca lie los meores dcconarios ngeses espahOes
81 mas complete de los pubicados haste ell da Sc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-04

fonnt. lin sic gdnfies, mo SIR
ndfdfft, I'm lpege bene Sbr Cid nit
getraut, Cid sc entidoie, In ipese
oene Sbr Cid ihenirt, en- Sroppe
Bier ober @ei offe &c trinfe ober
'lpas %erniinftiDes &c eiie, IN nnd]
oene i5rer Sdiden SIR @uer Sinner
uffbringt. Die coniibern Cid bod for
SDtiGmen I'M lnhe iilpiper Gid III
iein idmarter nie Sbr. benu lie gebn
bun Neip SngldnD fort ergenb lppbi.
ipp lie mas @erniinftiges Sc eIle I'm
Sc trinfe frieee, I'M lade Gid nahs
semadte Nep Sngldnbs 9dnfies aus,
I'M pailn Sbr es bier dblplutli nit
gleidt, Damn gebt bod 5or Sou pies
Der 5eriid nod @ierm f~reu3ipeis bers
riidte Neit binner 8abitn. @itb of
tie tbDp, bonic1enpbl % - Sfibub
@eq be5 bnippe lie 5ipar iipipel
senumme. ober p%eritanne baiuipe iie
De leiie @inf bod lin iein fort.
Ser Nlti iper0 SD bun Der S6ltrz
preis> @iiitt gar MIR inge. 8as ioa
lie iib dr9ern?
lin jeb ipollc n,er bergniigt lei,
SPLITTER Gbiter. Mit 9iignrbs
Ser Sbiae, Gso.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-04

Grpebitionen in Snbien. Siibs gfrifa,
Merifo II. I. 10. Suiamnen brei Wils
lipncn. Gidert ihlieBt: v@cnn Der
3abl Der auf ben SGlaAtfeloern @es
faaenen nod Die on aranfbeiten pere
ltorbencn pDer IN ibrer fDrperliben
griiten5 gdn5li6 ruinirten SoIbaten.
ierner Die in fiinmerlinen Serbdlts
niiieu 5uriidgebliebelten 8ittipen unr
Ginber bin5ugerehnet iperben, 10
iommen mir alerbin9s 81 einem
boben Budget bon Menifenihldds
terei. 5u eiitem Teforb moroeriIGcr
Sbdti9feit, Der @ntiesen erreseu
tonnte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-04
Snterciianfe Sablen.

Ni6t obne Snterelie linb Die itati>
itii6en 3ableu, Die Serr Weoi6inals
ratb 9r. q. Tnppe (&pni9sberg) in
go. 5 Der 3eiti6riit fir dr5tlide
Sortbilbuns 9ibt. gon 35.565.445
Yreuben itarben i'm Sabre 1908
707.950; bon lebteren 21.501 zines
sep~altiamen Sobes unb 1850 ourb
Selbltn,orb. 800 bur6 Morp. 49,
341 burh @eruugliiden. Son 100
%eritorbenem linb niht neniger ais
brei geipaltiam 5n Sobe gefommen.
0ie fatboliihe 9epDlfcrung lit be-
merfensnertber Weile relntip q c.
an Selbitnloro betbeiligt.
Nur in flint Yro5ent Der seipalts
lamen TobesfGue fonnte elm |er@
lfulpen oritter berart no69eipielen
iperben. boB cine 9eri6tli6e Serurz
tbeilllng eintrat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-04
Garbige photographer.

Sn Der Tariier Ifabemie Der @iis
ienIhaiten erlduterte Srofelior 2ipps
mann iein perbelierteS Spitem bes
YbotoarapbierenS in nntiirliden Snrs
ben. pelhes aui benz @runblab be-
rnbt. baB ieber ein6elne einiauenbe
Gtrabl Serlegt miro. Gas Sris
g%inalbilb ipirb 8und6it auf cine
diiberit eng limitirte Photographers
SLATE projicirt, bierulf tritt Gin nit
cinem Yrisma COMMUNITIES Sbiectip
in @irfiamfeit; bas aif Der ems
pfinbliden Ylatte e~ntItanoene Silo
ipiro entpidelt unb IN elm Toiitip
umgemauoelt. Sieles IN ben Ippns
rat eingeiteate Soiitip Seigt ouf ben
e~rmGbnteu eusen 9inien baS original
in ben linn eiaenen Sarben. Die
perionmelten So6mdnuer crfldrten
oicles Ierfabren alS bohlt midtiae
Gtappe sur Grreihung beS 3ieles.
ndmlih Die Seriteuung Der Ybotos
erapbien in nntiirli6en Sarben auf
Yapier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-04

~ W.
ben Mid ibun 10 ges
freit, buB Sd ies, no
Die gllti III Die dnuere
&eibsleit bun Der Sde
Mile I'm Die Sins in
Der &autrD uff's 2ano
fem, emol c red)t quite,
feline. 9emiitblidbe, er5z
III pergnm8te
3eit baipipe fonnt =
I'm SD mar and idun
gang i60 orin i'm Ies
miuhSmeut I'M in Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-04
Spbn &itid), $50, erb1lt Scindj upn
icitcn ol;ebeu" ydnfie- Ser
manntcn aus Nem=
GuglnuO.

Wiiter @bitcrl
Sic ardnf iole lie friege. Die Sop
pei : Sabrgelo ardnf, Die frumms
beeni9e, nit boppelte Grads III mits
ans Sransfors, ndmliA Die gauge
blue sbcllieb> Ddnfie : gertpnnoti6afi
nrn bo otplue aus Neip Sngldnb.
@5 lit merfli5 nabr, Iilter @bis
ter. Gs is CHM mir ge9unnt. yin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-04

Or. 9pe bat cine Ierbinouna bon
Selen entOeft, melde ihnel &rebs.
antarrb, @eifmiire uno bosortiet
Sautgeifmiire beilen. gr bat Solt'
ienoen bon Yerionen in ben letter
iehs Sabren gebeilt, bon melfer
iiber e%inbunbert sler5te maren
2eier, mel6e Sreunbe baben, Die nit
einem oieier @ebrefen bebaitet iinb.
ioaen 9ieies ausidneiOen uno e.
oenlelben %5uienben. @S miro cir
Bud gratis geihidt, pel6es NGberes
iiber Dele itnO Treiie angi6t. War
aoreiiire: Or. gpe, Srawer iii,
&anias Gitp, Mo. /
Sqitpis Central Ggfmripnspreiie.
ggfuriionss @illete fpcrben perfunfi
bon Der Suinois Central unb 5tpar
nad Yunften unb gu Yreilen tpie
folet:
Counter umriifeu sTaten.
Sidets 5u berfaufen tdeli6 pdb>
renb ben CONNER onaten na6 ct.
Saul unb minneapolis, Iinn.; Soi
Springs unb Seablpoob, 9. 8;
Senper. Colorado Spring. Sueblr
uab @lenipooo Sprin8s. Colo. /;
Ssben unb Salt Safe Gitp, lItab
Seattle unb Sacoma. 8nib.; Sort
Lamb. Ore; Sos @neelos. Snn Diego
unb San Sraneisco, Sal. iinb oielen
anbern Sommerluitorteu. 81 SIT mn
@eit, begren5t auf ben 81. Sftober.
Giid nad Dem YeIlomitone Tarf, be-
sren5t auf 80 Gage. Wian i6reibe
I'M Sabrpreiie.
Cine Sabrt pins $500.
Seim1u6er's @rturiions > Sabr>
preiIe nad geipiiien Yunften in Soipa,
Wtinneiota. @isconiin, Toro> mn
Siios Safota. alberta. @anitoba mn
Sastatdepan. gu perfaufen ieben
Sienstas biz uno einIblieBli1 Ses
3emtber 1906.
Cine nnb elm Srittcl- Sabrt.
Seimiuher's @rfuriipns : Sabrs
preiie na6 benz Siipen. Dem Glib
Often uno Glib : 8eiten. SIN
Often mno ben 8elten. Sn,
Serfaufe on alien eriten uno britter
Oiensta9e ieoen Ionates big UNI
einlblieBli6 Hopemher 1906.
Cine Tabrt.
Wegico 9th. Ierico, Snternatios
mailer @eplogiiher Gon9reb. bonn 8.
bis Den 10. September.
I'm ndberes iiber @erfaufsoatum,
Sabrpreile II. I. No., ipenbe man lid
an irgeno einen Suinois Central
Sidets I9enten, ober man i6reibe an
ben llnter5ei6neten
8. 5. SbeIps.
Sipiiion Tafienser Isent,
Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-04
itnier Stcrncnbnnner.

. iprih, fannit on ie6'n BEL ser
l6ipinbenben Nn6t
@as mir freuoig nod griiBten I'M
Ibenbrotbslan5e.
ltnire Streifen unb Sterne, bie pG6s
renb Der S6lu6t
SIN @inbe geflattert. bort bod auf
Der S6an5e
Ser 9iafeten @eiaus - unb Ser
9omben @ebraus.
@erfiinoen burh's Sunfel: nSie
Slag9e bdlt aIsl"
8 ipridtI ipebt bos Banner in,
&or9enli1tiGein
Sod iiber ben Seloen, I'M 9anbe Der
Srein2
@as it's, bas am Stranbe i'm Nebel
bort pebt,
$50 bic mutbloien Seere bes Seinoes
bort ralteu?
8as it's. bas 10 itol5 aui Der @aa@
bobe itebt.
Sas Die 2iifte bes Norsens. 10 flat@
ternb erfa6ten?
Sieb' es sldn5en i'm 2i6t - mo Der
Rorsen anbriht =
5eQltrablenb unb leu6tenb = iest
lit es in Sihtl
8 lit bas i~ternbeidte Banner; lang
peb' es auein
Sn Ser Seimatb Ser Selbeu, i'm
2anbe Der Srei'n!
lInb mo lit bas Seer. bas 10 prablenb
emit i6tpiir,
Sur6 perbeerenben &ries uns uno
blutise Sbaten
Sic Seimatb 5u rallben. bic beiltse
Slur?
., ibr glut Fat berloi6t iebe Spur,
Die lie traten.
8ein Sort idiiste mebr bas genie
tbete Seer
sic entfloben ober fielen; oas Grab
beft lie i6iper.
limb bas i~ternbeidte Banner tpebt
iiesreih aaein
Sn Der Setmatb Der Selbeu. nm
2anbe Der Srei'n!
8 itets iei es TO. tpenn ii1 Wdnner
betpebrt,
gu pertbeib'geu ibr 2anb sesen
feinblihe Sorbenl
Ser Sies unb Der SrieSen iei linen
bei6eert.
Ereiit ben Simmel. bob enbli9 mir
fret iino eeiporbenl
Ne6t iiese binfort - an ieelihem
Srt.
llnb bies lit Der 8abliprud: .Sei
Soft infer Sprtl"
limb bas i~ternbeidte Banner tueb
INNER allein
Sn Ser Seimatb Der Selben, I'm
2anbe Der Srei'nl
***x
Gin 9icb.
Gin idoner SerbIttag.
Gin Septembertag nit bem eisen>
tbiimlicben. ipeiden leuhtenben 6ims
melsblal. bas MIR eiuem i6onen
S%eptembertas eieen lit. NIT einem
Sonneni6ein 10 milo unb parm. ais
penn es Der leetc 8rrB bes Somz
mers lei. Iuf Dem ungepflaiterten
S6ulbofe liest er ooa unb pei6.
Der Sonnenidein unb nebenan i'm
8drten bes 9ebrers gliiben 5pii6en
itol5en Iitern unb Iteiien Sablien Die
lesten 8oien.
So6 oben. i'm leubtenben Slni
aber riiiten Die Sdpalben our Siios
lanbsreiie. nett. melt in Die pers
%beibunaspoI idimmernoe Serne.
Sm se0ffneten Seniter Der 2ebs
rerspobmIns bdnst elm 5ierlides
@ogelbauer. Ser fleine. %5itrpnens
farbiee gepobner biipft luitis aui
unb ab binter ben sldn5enben Meis
Iineitdbhen. Iugeniheinlid freuI
er iid BEG beIIen Sonneni1eins.
Sa flineen aus Dem S6uliaale
oben Die eriten Zone elmer @eige.
ginen Iusenblid lauiht Der luitige
Ganari, oann aber iest er ii6 in
Yolitur uno cine Melobie ihmetter1
er beraus. 10 frdftis. oab es laut Die
Sone Der 8eige oben iibertont. Geine
Hoten bralht er Su ieinen flnlts
reiden SriQern uno 9dilfen, bei
feline &erl. er lam bas Iues ans
penbig.
Srpben aber. Dor Dem Iult feb
Ser 9ebrer unb ipielt ieinen S6iilerr
cine Welpbie Dor.
llnb Die ipnit 10 unrilbisen Sort.
buben iisen mdushenitia; ibren Sch.
rer boren lie gar 5i germ 10 fem an
Der @eise ipielen.
Gins. 5pei. brei!" i6ldst ne,
9ogen auf unb bann fallen Die fri
ihen 8nabenitimmen elm:
Sd bait einen Gan,eraocn.
(Siueu hefferu fiuN'St N,t NIT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-04

Seimiudcr.S idets iinb an
perfauien an ieoem 9ieustag nod
Yunften Der SainoiS Central.
Cine Sabrt plus $500 fir Die
Nnnbreiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-04
Mae m6sli6en ScIhperben iinl

THc MDgIIWtN ScIWIucrpeH VHp
Die Solgen bon unreinem glut. gs
areiit Cure aIsemeine @eiunbbeit
an; Cure Strait peripanbelt ii6 IN
ShmGhe Mnb Cure Sait Seigt ben
Iusbru6 bon llnreinisfeiten. Dor
iiber buubert Sabren ipurbe elm
GrGllter : Seilmittel fir i6le6teS
0lut eutpedt. pelbeS niemals ieines
@leihen %geiunben bat. Sorni's
Mlpenfrdutcr : 9lutbeleber. CT
lpiro nidt in Ipotbefen ~berfauft.
Nur Spe5ials Isenten ~periorsen gud)
bamit. Shreibt an Sr. Yeter
Sabrnep & Cons Co., 112-11S
90. Sopne Npe., Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-04
g4ic ptcl Menidcn funnnen i'm
&ricge nm?

&rtcge nm!
Die Sabl eer a%riegsopier I'M lebz
ten S%nbrbunberte 1T gang euorm ge<
n,elen. &rofeiior CHARLES Iidert IN
&nriS. elmer Der ciirigiten SorfGmz
pier beS @eltiriepens. pirft in ieiz
rer ~neuclten @eroffeutlidunS einen
Riidblid allf bas perfloiiene Subrz
buubert, inbem er Die Sobesfdle 6uz
fummeu9eltelt, Die pen &riegcn Die
fer Seit sur 9alt fallen. Or boift
ail9eniheinlid). nit bicier Stutiitif
etnen itGrferer Ginorut 3u 8uniten
Der Srieoensbepe9un9 berpor5ubrins
GEN, ais burcb TortrGae ooer pbons
tditiihe Gr3dblung. Nnh ieiner
SdGbur9 iino I'M 10. Sa~brbnnbert
ins9ciamnt II WiQipnen Weulhen
I'M &rie8e mrgefpnmen. Die Sriegc
Nnpoleon's itehen nit ad)t Wiaioneit
an Der Spite. Dem 3rimfrieg perben
runb 100000 5u9eihrieben, benz itas
lienii6en aries %ebenlopiele. benz
amerifanild)en 8iirgerfrieg 500 900,
ben prenBiihen, be5iebun9sipeiie
beutiden &riegen 100000. benz uli>
iii6s tiirfiiden arieg 100000. BEN
@lrsertrieeen in Siios amerita 500.s
600 unb ben perl6ieocuen, colonialeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-04
"
Sainpis Central GTfmritpnspreiic.

gyfuriionss @ilete perben nerfnuf
bon Der Suinois Central unb 5tpdl
nod Yuntten unb gu Yreilen mi
folat:
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-10-11

Milton has started to agitate the lay
ing of cement sidewalks.
Legal blanks at the CoUR1ER-DEMo-
GRAFT office.
Miss Lucy Gordon returned home last
week from a visit of a month with
friends in Bottineau county.
On or about Nov. 9th. the funeral of a
lot of good fellows" will take place.
The monuments are already erected.
H. J. Mathisen, the postmaster and
merchant at Dresden was in town a
couple of days last week on business.
Jas. Lindsay placed a fine grey granite
monument in the cemetery east of town
which marks the last resting place of
his mother.
Manager Finerty states that the new
steam heating fixtures of the Opera
House have arrived and will be installed
in readiness for use at an early date.
Reginald Agar a young son of Mrs.
Agar, east of town is one of the Cavalier
county boys who will enroll as a student
at the state agricultural college at
Fargo at the opening of the fall term.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-10-11

Miss Reilly, from Walkerton, Ont, is
here visiting this week with her aunt,
Mrs. DeBurg.
Miss Clara Warner, formerly with
the Sherwin fruit and confectionery
store, has this week accepted a similar
position with the A. Abbott & Co., drug
store.
Jos. Anstett, of the H. j. Mathisen
store at Dresden, is temporarily in
charge of the grocery department at
Kelly & Schneider's Arcade store, while
the popular clerk of that establishment,
Mr.. Alex Heintz, is away on his wedding
trip.
Rev. w. H. Walker that at
the morning service at the Baptist
church, which is held at half-past ten
o'clock, the sermon will be preached by
one of the ministers in the city attend
ing the sessions of the Presbyterian
synod. Instead of the usual service the
congregation will attend the union
service to be held at the Presbyterian
church, Pastor Walker will conduct
Baptist church services at the Graves
school house, near Mona, on Sunday
afternoon at the hour of three o'clock.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-10-11
TOM SMITH,.
DENTIST
Donovan. Block.

The farewell dance and reception
given by the Royal Neighbor of America
at Wales, prior to the departure of their
Oracle, Mrs. A. L. Perry, is to be held on
Friday evening of this week, October
18th, at the Forester Hall. 1t is an
nouuced that good music will be in at
tendance and supper served. Tickets
for the occasion are being sold at $3.50
per couple and a general attendance of
the people of Wales and the surround
ing towns is looked for.
1t is reliably stated that DR.. Koch,
the dentist at New Ulm, MINI, who was
three times tried for the murder of DR..
Gebhardt, is violently insane, and an in
mate Of the hospital at ST. Peter. After
his acquittal, DR.. X .ch moved to Mime.
apolis, where he had a good practice.
II he is innocent he has been made the
victim VI an awful mistake. The ordeal
of the three trials was u tremendous
strain, the family fortune was spent in
fights for his life, and now, after all, he
IN y raving maniac.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-10-11
Commencing with Oct. LIST, |
will make liberal reduction in
prices on all goods until whole
stock is closed.
r. P. kOPRIVA, Bee Hive Store

Fred Alpstag of Parsons 4 .Alpstag,
Langdon, n. D., sends us a specimen of
a butterfly which, several weeks ago, ap-
peared in Langdon in such numbers
that they completely covered the trees
in parts of the city.
This particular butterfly is known as
the "Mourning Cloak" (Euvanessa
antiopa). The caterpillar feeds in
colonies on the elm, popelar, willow and
other trees. 1t is quite common in the
Northwest. 1t hibernates as a butterfly
and is sometimes seen on the wing in
warm winter days. Prof. Washburn
says that he has seen them in Minnesota
on the wing In March.
Where they become a plague, the
ordinary recourse is cutting off and
burning the small branches when they
are observed to be infested. The worms
can be dislodged by vigorous shaking
in some cases., and spraying with Paris
green is etfectual.
1t is quite possible that these butter
flies migrated. This popularity is not
uncommon. In 1894 a case was report
cd from Texas where butterflies we're
observed flying in a general eastern di-
rectlon over u territory almost 100 miles
square. In this particular case, their
flight was directed to q feeding ground
where the blackberry abounded, this
being tn only food plant known for the
species, 1t is possible that the Mourn
ing Cloaks were drawn to Langdon by
the presence OF plenty Of feeding ma
terial IN the shape of its fayorite tree.
The American Miller.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-10-11
would trade my stock of
merchandise for farm land.
P. P. KOPRIVA, Bee Hive Store
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

A massive granite tombstone now
marks the last resting place Of Fred w.
Hall in the Lebanon cemetery, the same
being placed there by the brethren of
the L%angdon lodge of Masons. Mr..
Hall, numbered among the we'll known
early residents and his death, back IN
1891, was the first to break the ranks of
Masonry here.
The Star gents furnishings and shoe
store, which is being opened by Mr..
Simon Schefter in the new block built
this summer by Manager r. I. Burke,
of the Langdon Telephone-Exchange
Company, expects to open about Oct
18th. Mr.. Schefter had hoped to
have had his stock here two weeks ago,
but owing to the heavy freight traffic
they have been delayed in transit
The separator of G. f. Erickson's
threshing outfit was burned last night
at the farm of Ole Larson, of Hope
township where he had been stack
threshing during the day. When they
shut down for the night the separator
was pulled out from the setting and the
usual precautions against fire taken. 1t
was during the night the fire started
and it is thought the sparks from the
engine may have lodged in the separator
smouluering in the chatf and dust some
time before becoming ignited.
Elias Porter, one of the pioneer resi-.
dents Of Glenila township and a pusher
of the growth Of the new town ofCalvin,
vas down to take in the democratic do
ings at the county seat Monday. MIR.
Porter is a nominee OF his party for
member Of the house OF representatives
in the Eighteenth District, and has a
popularity throughout the entire west
ern part OF the county that allows OF his
election beng conceded, although the
close OF The cam ,ialgG IL ntlll n month
ahead OF VIZ.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-10-11
DR.. KERR
DENTIST.
Schulke,s Block.
DENTIST


Mrs. Newton, a sister of Mrs. Thos.
Finerty and Miss Deitler, her companion
as a missionary of the Baptist church in
China, arrived in the city yesterday for
another short visit with Langdon friends
preparatory to returning to their mis-
sion field in the ORIENT.
anxious to receive news of social events
and urges that the same be sent in
whenever the events ecu Send them
by mail or phone Or in person. 1t is
the custom of newspapers not to men
ton social events unless requested to do:
so, on account of danger of giving
offence by getting the details incorrect
So don't hesitate to tell US about it
when you entertain your friends
1t will probably be an item of news
to most of our readers that a postmaster
is not compelled to make change for you
when you make purchases at Uncle
Sans office. This is a queer rule that
not one in a thousand persons know.
Buyers of stamps or any purchasers at a
postoftice must furnish their own change:
i. g., the postmaster could insist or the
buyer furnishing his own change if be
sees fit to do it: but usually the post
master is glad enough to get rid of his
chicken feed" and he is always ready
and willing to accommodate the public
by making all the change it asks for. II
a man wishes to buy fifty cents worth of
stamps and has but a silver dollar, he
would be compelled to buy a dollars
worth of stamps or go and get his silver
dollar changed or do without his stamps
it the postmaster was stubborn and re-
fused to make change for him. This rs
the law and II queer one according to
our way Of thinking And postmasters
ale not compelled to take more than %
PENN ~ NJ one time, IL you do not want
them.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-10-11

Blrtch d Liebeler, general agents of
Canadian lands.
Ii you want a renter or want to rent a
farm see Wadsworth, the land man.
o.. ID. Ostby, the Wales merchant, was
a Langdon visitor between trains Tues
day.
For best fitting and best values in
shoes go to Kelly & Schneider's
Arcade.
Veterinary Sylvester was a passenger
south Tuesday as far as the Forks on
business.
Cashier E. S. Hodglns and j. H. By-
field were Dresden visitors in the CITY
yesterday evening.
You can get choice Michigan apples at
SIPS per bushel. Next door to the Nc
MILAN Machine Co.
Mrs. George Bulloch and baby are in
the city this week from Hannah visiting
with Mrs. A. /. Koehmstedt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart from Bottineau.
N. ID. are here for a short visit at the
home of w. B. Gordon and wife. MIR.
Stewart being a brother of Mrs.
Gordon.
Chas. G. Crawford was down from his
farm near Calvin Monday for a visit
with his father and sisters and to at
tend the committee meeting of Cavalier
county democrats,
Rev. Guy P. Burleson returns to the
city this week from his vacation trip
east and will resume the holding of
regular services at the Episcopal church
here on Sunday.
Ray Kelly returned home last week
from a stay of all summer in the Cana
dian Northwest. He has spent most of
the time he was away near Saskatoon
and expects to return in the spring.
Attorney Fred Il. Smith and wife re-
turned to the city Monday from their
wedding trip through Minnesota, which
included quite an extended stay at the
former home of Mr.. Smith, at Morris,
MINI.
After a farmer had been all around
town to see about making a farm loan
he was heard to remark that he had
been to other towns, but could not get
anywhere else the terms offered by
Wadsworth, the land man.
r. B. Gage and wife were in from
their home in Grey township Sunday to
attend the funeral of their neighbor,
Mrs. Archie Mcclellan, and spent a day
or two visiting among their Langdon
friends.
George Sturm, of the real estate firm
of Sturm & Price, went south on Fridays
passenger and will visit points in Illinois
and Indiana with the parties here last
week from those states who purchased
lands in this county listed for sale with
the Cavalier Co. Immigration Associa-
ton.
The A. L. Perry auction sale at Wales
is advertised for Wednesday, October
Oath, and is likely to prove to be one of
the best attended sales held this fall.
In an advertisement elsewhere in this
issue will be found a list of the property
to be disposed of by Auctioneer
Wienecke at this sale.
The Langdon Telephone and Elk
change Co., are expecting every day to
move into their new quarters in the two
story block put up during the summer
by Manager r. 7. Burke. The arrival
of a big shipment of fixtures that have
been on the way several weeks is the
cause of the delay that is being expert.
enced.