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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18

gated on the extra dry corners more
than repaid him for the extra 10
cants that he had donated 10 the
Stone a Webster system for trans
poftati0u 10 an antiblue ribbon
community.
A visit 90 tho Salvation Army
Headquarters showed no increase
In attendance at the different meet.
inea. but the alleys we're crowded
Az the closing order came rather
suddenly. bat few people were Gu.
abled 90 make preparations In the
manner usually left open ~ them IN
cases of this kind. but Il II expect.
ed that next Saturday the orders
for bottled beer and case goods
VIII greatly Increase. A large por.
ton Of the people Of the city viii
then be their own bartenders. nexi
Sunday will then not be ~ dry, the
suburban lines viii not be 10 crowd
ed. and perchanoe the police court
on the following Monday will have
as many drunks To deal with aH be.
fore Seattle went dry
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WILL UPHOLD
CITY ENGINEER

A the full membership Of the
finance COMMITTEES. consisting Of
five counciimen. voted fasorahiy
Tor the Medium simple incinerator
recommended by City Engineer
Thomson. they are practically com
mittad to vote foe the ordinance
this evening These eouneilmen
are erlchtrn. Mullen. Murphy, Saw
var and Burnett Mullen al almost
the last moment turned about aud
signed the recommendation Of the
committee he may, however. have
done 50 with a mental reservation.
Chairman neYuelds OF the com
mlttse Of tho whole Of the city
council. which discussed the queN.
tion OF a crematofy for garbage a
week ago. will thta evening hand In
the report I, Il expected TO be ini
msdiateiy followed BY adoption sud
by the passage cf the ordinance.
Other eouneiimen In addition 10
the finance committee who are en-
pectod a. vote Tor the bin are Hurd.
ksiso. keene. Bowen and Rey.
nolda
Those who NAV vote against II
are GIL. Conway. Morrison. Reyesie
and xhinden.
Z feel that I viii be perfectly
safe IN following aaeh msn az DR.
Cfftchton In this matter lie has
hesa In che cosnell for yearn and
has q wide experience and through
this experience IL capable Of luds
ina veil what IL best Tor the estY.
said Councilman Reynolds today
Resides DO not sec what good sc
are going 90 derive from haxins
sent our city engineer all over this
country and the old world 70 inxea
tikafe. unless ~e arr golnE "a fol
low his advice. II we 40 not 30
THIS ne viii have simply thrown the
city.s money away
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STEAMER HAS "A
/ NARROW ESCAPE

Capt Mason and the steamer was
beached
The Portland had fifteen pasaen-
gers aboard. including J Z. Paaro.
general manager of the Alaska
Coast CO. tho owner of the steam
or The cargo consisted OF ore
from Kiiamar Tor the Tacoma
sIneltof
The passengers were sent from
Nanainso 10 Seattle and arrived last
night The following n the list;
Mrs T. nilliHgniey. Archie Me.
i.arcn. Dan 7, kennesiY. VIM Rus.
cell. Louis perra, Louis Dubois.
Maria Dubois. y. u Alien. ! X Bar-
rak. Mrs. Frank LaFuy. Florence
Mash. n. DlIlnan. J. v brown. ID,
DnnAVon. n u. Anthony.
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TWAS A CRUEL BLOW
TO THE THIRSTY

For the first time In q quarter %
century this city yesterday hnd a
real DRY sunday, The day wRs M
dry that. had Il been a fogKy morn.
tnE, the foE would have cracked. A
large portion OF the anttwntef,awag.
on delegation 81 Seattle nnhoxed
Itself 20 ballard aud Georgetown
during the greater part of the day,
and the floating population Of
Youngstown and West Seattle sud
denly increased. ~
Doctors we're called upoa all day
20 write prescriptions for the cure
Of Strip and other ailments that had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18

s...nsr Portland. Of the Alaska
- o. Cap I'hllip Mason com
-.,1I.x suack "a Entrance Il
"a ss&r Nsninio early saturday
1917 n ! dense fog and bat
- aols IN her port aide she
4, bAeied OF and thea eeaehed.
~ we're sent 70 her assistance
- - vas towed into Nanimo.
- ukleh pert she len Il CAV
- thls nornlng Toe seattle an
- - own stream. he water In her
- havfng esan PUMPED out and
I'D usds 10 her bull
TAm ths Portland struck. Sec.
= OflcsF Htekman vas "a the
- He Immediately summoned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18

that day. Il may become a serious
matter.
A large unmber 81 them had the
first taste Of water yesterday that
they have had since they ran away
from home. aud many Of them had
TO borrow salt from restaurants be
fore thay could swallow II.
Tho demand ON the water depart
ment was as great yesterday as dur
ing the summer months when
Hprinkllng lawns caused water
famine. and we're Il not for the fact
that so many people migrated 20
tho surrounding towns. another
shortage would have occurred.
Iseruna. Pain Killer. and all pat
ent medicines we're IN great Do
mand, many ~ the drug stores be
low Yeaier way settling out their en-
tire stock before noon. Occasion
ally an intoxicated Individual would
stagEcr along the sidewalks. having
Just returned from the suburbs. and
the onyious glanccs cast Ia his a.
rection by the dry crowds congre.
.-----------------------------
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18

The Seattle hanks viii ho closed
on Washington birthday, Friday,
On account Of Il being a legal holi.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
lOlICE ESCORT
DEAD OFFICER

Fnerzi services for the lata Pa
ninnn Joan = Barkfnan were
~ q TIE First Presbyterian
4ext q : o'clock yesterday after.
~. s platoon Of police officers
puno,1 The body from the church
! - cesnsfery. where the Wood
"a 4 the World conducted tbs
uvieok NJ nurkman Ii survived
i - asiaF. Miss Annie BaFkman,
ni tkre< hrnthern. Richard p.
~ g and Charles " InssFnaeng
~ b Lake ylew cemstery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18

The Seattle Humane society
meets tomorrow night Ia the Cham.
bar of Cammerca rooms, A special
Invitation is issued to tho general
nuhlla
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Sunday. March I. 10 the date Aei
for tho LAYING Of the corner stone
uf the new Temple DO Hirseh. ~.
tenth ave. and Est unicn. Raishs
Kooh wiil make the principal ~.
afeas. Mars. J. u Gatzegt has do.
naaea an organ for the church
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ATTEMPTS MURDER
COMMITS SUI eide


VANCOUVER. u @. Feb. IL
Louis Naxoretaky. a secondhand
dealer yesterday fatally shot his
divorced wife. inflicting four
wounds. after which he sspt bui.
let through bis own brain. DYING In
stantlY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18

Mr.. n y. Graham. formerly chief
accountant 81 the Washington Fire
Insurance Company. has been elect
ed assistant secretary Of that pro-
Rresslye institution. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18

Major z. ". TOrrey Is IN TIE city
aud this week he win inspect Forts
Casey, F'lnRfer. Worden aud Law.
ton. MAI. Torrey represents the
Inspector generals office. u g. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18

4 The Washington Fire Insurance
Company II entering the state Of
Utah for business .t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18

eoe iron bench screw soc. at spin
ninEss. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18

ROME. Fsb. ts-- More than els
Thousand purrnn. took part ~ an
anti-eieEaeaf ns@tinn In faver Of
France last night. Gr~at euthupt-
asfu prevailed
The Tea and coffee you dFink have
n good deal 10 do with foaF stand.
ards % taste-SchilIlaxsA Hest. .~s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18

In the lower end Of the city. along
the waterfront and fn tho alleys.
groups % ehaifwarmera were gath.
gred. discuaAing the terrible situa.
ton. nolemniy swearing and ocea.
aianally Otherwise swearing that
thay would cast their votes differ
entity At the next electlon. A some
Of them have quite few votes on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18

steam baths ssc. oriental BAths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18

10 patterns extra heavy
Tapestry Brussels car
net Oriental and floral
designs. without Borders
Theaa are all new and
tasty patterns and are
suitable for any room.
Regular value u this
Garrett IL sieo. on sale
al. per yard 8TRf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
Olympia Market

lis Pike 81. saves half your pieas
bills. Try than and see. s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18

suddenly become very severe with
many Tho drug stores were kept
busy filling prescriptions. and the
saloon auHlliaries OF these aHfah
lishments were awamped with or.
derH.
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three days Of special vaIue-gI
"carpet store

10 patterns heavy printed
IAnoisufn: the patterns
are al attractive and
wear exceptionally we'll
The regular value Of this
quality IL TBc. Marked
Tot this sale ~ the npe-
ciai price Of. square yard
.......... soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18

I'VE have gathered Together an assarf-
meat % highly desirable ana ~wasoua-
biz arapery matrrials-~iusi fha wAnfai
kinda-~whfch VIII BE risee1 sspt at re-
auctions unusual and ifftfrn srt-hettnf
be here early fer best en- tpelna. a. some
81 the Quantities are iiniieds
--s.eee yards coiorsa curt O. ntsfsiins. e
inches side. h. dots and 31xsres--colors
rcd blue. green and xuial sfxUlax vnfae
fae per yard feF thsa aatA otif f9fsf
500 yards Cheney ftrna faiain and fig
uFed nftka - inches vide. IN vide
range - fssirahis eeiafs and designs
real xzine Ttc ard 81 ea--fof this safe.
PEI yara ssstssassssss ssf - ttsss lrf
~ ret tn side a@d narrow
widths. fautn0ur fnuafifp and plain ian~
tgtnm~sbsNe materials are w0rth vr %
Csc par yArd-youF rfalee Tor this sale
~ esssfsssfts tsfs+s = a-fsfssts Essf
-reruants ~ Imported and domestic
madsas zeal vaius. hiEh as 81 -
extra special rrtr~ ssttttsrssssftf que
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-14

Die @reiie ser 0bitbdnoler
lalIen nod ni6ts BON Der reiden
gepfelernte Ipitren.
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5itet Gitd bot sal6en sesen 2atarrb,
Die GuediiIber entbalten, Do Qnedfilber
fi9er ben 5inn bes @eru6s 5erft6ren unb
bos gauge 5pitem b0lig. 5erriitten ipiro,
tperl es 6ur9 Die i9letmieen 0berfld@
den %etnbrtngt. 9oI9e Irtifel ioaen ME
nltBer ouf @eroronltng gut bernfener
ben 0 lie sanridfen, sebn 9sal 10 eros tt,
ols bas @ute. bas SIR babon er5ielen
formtet. Salls &atarrbs&rr, fabrisiert
bon s. S. gbeneb & 60, Eplebo, o, ents
bdlt fein 9neGiilber Inb fpirb innerIi6
9enomtnen ntlb tpirft brett ouf Die fGleis
mi9en SberflG6en bes @bftems. 8enn
SIR SoG'S &atarr5s&tr falift, ieib ii9er,
6aB Sbr bic e9te 6efcr1ttt. @ie tpiro ins
nerlt6 eenonmerl Inb in SoIebo, OHIO,
bon S. s. GbeneD & So. 9en1a1t.
Serfauft bon alien @pofbefern. 8reis
IS Gents Die SIaf9e.
Salts Somiliena8iaen iinb Die beften.
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d nite {.
@HesIei 9ntereKantes aus au.rtei @es
biet-Sdr Seben etsuas.

Die 8ep61terungp as
saguans 1T in 85 Sabren bon
100000 auf 100000 ansetpa9fen.
gtnt @trabibariugl
0ioItne tpurbe tiir3li1 In 2one
bon nuf benz Mutttonspege fiir $25oo
~pertaift.
Oa8 in Der 2anbnirtbs
4at ongsleste &apitdf r~eprd{en<
ttrt eth Drittel bes @efammtrei9z
ahums Der WsIt.
Sn BEN Oer. 9 taote n
tperben ieben Merttas 19, 600, 900 8ets
tnngaegertplare beraussegeben unb
100000 an Sonntasen.
Gin ntues "trip
bon Ir4tmebes bat Der bGnii9e Obj
fDlose, profefor !9etbers, In einem
&lofer gu acnfunttnopel dufsefun<
ben.
. o nenDl btlbet eines Der
6duptdusfubrprobutte Der Monbf6ue
ret. Das Del ftnbet gesentpGrtig piels
faG fir 8eIeu9tunss@ unb ao9anede
8e~rtDenban9.
Der OubtfAoorneDt l.
nrttt Der &apsRolonie befist cine
@ssauBenbeerbe non 100000 @tid.
Gin etn5istr StruuB IiSert jdbrItd
Gebern i'm Mertbe bon $35.
gin or o @ren3fein,
qua ether aufre9t ftebenben Grant,
i6uIe beftebenb, treni1t bic folgenben
bier OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: @oueus,
Ghelfea, Welrofe unb Mdlben.
DIT @trab.nreinieune
tptrb tn Miin6en bon Grouen beforgt
unb BITE Stabt bate amber teine nra
fade, biefe 0eueruns aa bsreuen, benn
befe rpbuften 0ertreferiunen beg
HGpigeWetbltfrn@ neAmen e8 NIT Der
grfadung tbrer pftthfsn fe9r esnnu.
lie 9eb1Iferuna Der
Snt Gppern, mad Gtstlten
nnb Sarbinten bos srDbte Gilonb I'm
MsitelIdnbif9en Meere, betrdgt iebt
$4,000, ges.n 237,o53 i'm Sabre
1900. 9reiptertel Der ginpobner ftnb
9rteden unb Der Reft Mobammebds.
ter.
Gin 5 n b f ries&oz
m tte,A aug Geiftli1en auer bebeus
tenben Denominationen beftsbenb, ift
tn sSlinois gesrinbet tperben, nm bic
0egtslatur gum @rlafie bon @efeben
sum S9ube Der Snbuftriearbetter ees
gen unfdlle unb Sranfbeiten In ben
Babrtten gu beranlaHen.
Gin bebeuttnber Gorts
Id r. In Der 4%usgetaltung bes
dmerttanif6en 9anbels nit Der sir.
lei ptrbe, na6 benz Ddfir6alten bes
nmerttanifden 8i3szaonfuls in Srte
biaonb, 9irtet nit Der Ginfabrung
zines padctpoftzS pItsms apif9en
4merita unb Der Sirfei er5ielt pers
ben.
Sn Rem PORT berf9affen T6
Diele i'm 0isnite BON pripatleuten
ftebenbe G6auffeure ober autf6er baz
bur9 eiHen ni9t unsrbebli9en Nebens
berbienft, bab tie paHagiere turae
Streten bef0rbern. pdbrenb ie ppr
R~eitaurdnts ober Dadrenmaga3inen
duf ibren Germ ober TIRE 6errinnen
ndrten.
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aus 2tebesur Mutter
beferttrt. Don benz Wunfde be-
feslt, in mOsli9it furs.r 3eit feline
Wuttst 8u sebep, bie gefdbrli6 trant
in Oeutf4ldnb barHisberliegt, beiers
tirts PAUL Sunb6off pom 5ofpital>
torps in ben Sefferfon 9drrads, ct.
2outs, Wo. @r bate ii9 pprber nm
einen 60td9isen urloub an bas
RriesssO eportement in WaIbingtpn
sstpsHbet. Die Na9ri9t, baB Der 1tr
laub befpiaist iei, trof "a Stunben
mad SunobOffs Bsrfapinben in ben
Sefferfon 9orrods Elm.
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ni6t peiter perfoIgen moaett. uno,
lebte er bin5u, id rote Sbnen oieie1
o&ompromis" on5unebmen, oenn
lpenn oie 5o6e befot1nt miro uno
Sbre 8oiie in @loSgom erfabren
oopon Damn perlieren Sic Sbre
Steqe." l1no Ser Wann nabm ben
p&ompromis" an, Ga CT ben Sfon=
ool fiir6tete uno ouh Iab, pte Der
Sale lief.
so bat man in Gan 6raneisco
o@raft" b%etrieben. Die 8eamten=
@ounerei ideint 0omit lire bo6lte
electromagnetic errei6t 5lt boben
gg@bot nert2"
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Ser srOhe peihe 3anberer",

Sn ietne1 nlten Id9en lit Nober.
Sod nod einmal binousge5ogen
Setn Sitter nabert iid Ser @ren3e
bon Ser es beiBt: tpettn es bod
fommt. uno fem 2eben tit foitltd,
neil @rbeit utto Mii6e in SiiI1e uni
| 5ii1e. au6 beute nod. ST lit bin.
ausge5ogen 5u neler @roBtot ols
8obltater Der @eni6beit. 3a Ser
Sdmor5en @frifos lit er gegongen
Inn iie BON elmer @eiBel gu befreien
Son Der to~tbringenoen S6lof
franfbeit, Ser 8foge, tpel1e Ste Gin.
geborenen in pielen 8e5irfen 6es
&ongoitootes eerooe5u altsgerottet
6unoerttoulenoe in Uganda getotet
nod Dem fron5oiii6en Goneo UNI
ben potrgieiiiden geiitungen mil
u@loiino", Der Stedmiide, Der Sra-
gerin BEG acknowledgements, qe.
lougt uno i6lieBli6 a16 in 9entid.
| Sitafrifa eingebro9en lit. 9o6 bic
len 8eriuden ltno 5orihungen oltfj
englii6er uno fran3o1if6er @elebrter
lit es Dem Wanne Der oeuti9en SSH
ieni9oft gelungen etn Wittel geger
Die 56laffronfbeit tberapeutii6 nit
Dem aaergroBten @rfolg sur antpen-
6rng 81 bringen. 0as Mittel, mel
DIES Die 8lutporo1iten obtotet beiBt
nGtorpI", Die Die S6~laffronfbeit
beilenoe Strait Ser arienigen Sqltre
lit ourd Die 8emiibungen &obert
4o6s feitaeiteat.
Den 4inoern Ser i6marsen afri-
fanii6en @roe lit er Der ,@roBe
meibe 3anberer@. @enn aud oas
leste @ort iiber Die &ronfbeit nod
nidt geipro6en noroen lit, 70 lit an
ben @rfolgen Der 8ebanollng in me
5abligen Sallen ni9t mebr gu. 3tpei=
feln:~ l1no Der Stuff 6es eroBen met-
BEN 3ouberers gebt our6 o1e 2Gn=
Der oes mittleren Mfrifas. Gin @ei-
Der, Der gefommen<iit, nidt, UNI III
men Dos grbteil ser 8dter gu neb.
men ni1t, ibnen einen fremoen Soft
uno einel1 unbefonnten &erri6er
ouf5u5Dinger, Tie nit Dem abrennen=
ben @olier" geiitig ltn0 forperlid
5u entmannen Der grpBe 3nlibe=
rer lit gefommen, ibnen gu belfen.
Sic BON elmer 8eiBel 5u 6efreien
unter melder lie 8u Sunoerttouienz
ben 5uiommenbre6en. Zen Sol5=
blod, ben lie als @oben perebrt, Der
ibnen niht belfen fonnte, BADEN iie
aus Dem 3elt geItoBen, I'M &aum gu
idnffen fir ben neiBen 3duberer,
Der me6r nermag. 80 piel Gaitm
ols fal1m Die 8ebouiung hires
6Gnptlings einnimmt. Sauienoe
iinb mieoer geiuf1oe 1nb arbeitsfdbiee
Weni1en getporoen, lln6 bos Ser
trouen Der @ingeborenen al Dem
g~reiien oenti6en 5oriher uno oeiien
beil6ringenoer Sotigfett lit unbe=
gren5t. S6arenmeiie pilgern iie
nod ben Seie=Snieln nno ben be-
nohborten @eitaoen oes 8ictoria
Nponia, uno aus ferner @iloni5
ruft ben Seller Die neu eritanoene
9offnung.
Infer 6iibrung Gobert &o9s bat
Die oeutide @iiienidaft einen Sieg
audi iiber oieie @eiBel Der Menid-
belt oonongetrogen. @s tit cine &ul=
~turgroBtat, tpeld)e Der greiie oel,tide
6orfder, Der ben aiuoern Der idmar-
sen @rbe dig u@roBer IueiBer 3ail-
berer" gift, boafibrt.
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@iite @etranfe unb famoier
2un6 ftets in gmrsitaler's SaloOH
MnS &cfaurant, @ilita StraBe neben
Der Sole Der Sermannsiobne.
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Gin, Nabunna.

Gin @enidenfreuno bon @i6monO.
Snb.. Scr. Il .. @iGims, LOT @efi
Moin Stra5e. ioet: sd ermabnt
ane 8erionen nit i1pa6en 2ungen.
9r. Rings nelie grtoedung 5u neb.
men, Die mir balf uno Die bas lit
fir mas file aneeprieien miro" ueber.
an rettero ltno beileno bei aftbma,
8ronditis, @rdune, Salsleioen, Gun.
geubluten. @nrantiert bon 4oolpE
9reiB uno 81. Gobn & 60. so Gents
uro $1.00. YrobefloI6e fret.
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gerlpren nnb aefnnhen.

8erloren 5tDii6en $50 seitern
@orgen uno beitte Mittng elm biaio.
fer @nfaa NIT WagenbefdDeroen uno
2opfmeb our6 oos Sinoen elmer
Sdadtel Or. Sings 0euen 2ebens.
giaen. @arantiert gegen 9iaioiitGt,
Walaria unb @eIbfudt. so Gents
be: abolpb 9reiB uno 81. gobn & 60.
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SObn $. Bolton, Sffentli6er SO.
far. @run6eigentltm. @gent fir
8enlionsaniprii6e. @de Grofett. uno
Roborro.S troBe, gegeniiber BON Der
San antonio grpreB". Neues Se-
lepbor 439.
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SenrD 6. 8ips, Sronsport bon
MobeIrL Bianos, GeIofhrdnfen. 8ei.
nigen bon Seppiden. 304 Ditieite
@lamo 8lo5o. 8ei6e Telephone.
8rompte 8ebienung. @ebt uns Cure
&uftrGge. 8ufriebenbeii gorontiert.
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unsefd6r 800 0t.bs
otgtIfpielsr treffen aljdbr=
lid pom Sunt an aus StoljeH in 2onz
bon Elm, no tie iib NETT biz in ben
Ottober binsin %aufbaItsu,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-04-25
100 DAYS sLEIGHlNG.
Since Nov. 18th, 1906, Cavalier County Has
Enjoyed (?D Continuous SIeiahing.

Sleighing for the winter season of
19O6-O7 has ended this week. Since
Monday the few teams coming to town
over the roads that are fast breaking up
have been using wagons instead of
sleighs. The few loads of hay and grain
brought to Langdon on runners found it
pretty hard shedding. especially after
reaching town, though it is claimed the
country roads are still passable. The
past winter is without doubt one of the
longest continued spells of sleighing
within the recollection of the pioneer
settlers of Cavalier county. a record
kept during the winter months shows
that our first snow came on Tuesday,
Nov. 18th, since which time it has piled
up to depth of not less than five feet
on the level and we have had continuous
sleighing for not less than lGo days.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-04-25
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD.
funeral of Fred NiIIeneuye One of the LARGEST
fyer Seen in Olga Village

On the occasion of the funeral of Fred
Villeneuve, which took place at Olga a
week agolastW ednesday, another pioneer
resident of that neighborhooa was laid
to rest in the historic burying grounds
of the Catholic church of that place
The funeral was attended by friends
who came from considerable distance
to pay their last respects to the deceased,
who though born in Pembina county,
resided most of his life in the vicinity of
Olga. Father Larochelle, of the st Joe
parish, in Pembina county, was the
officiating priest and the attendance at
the services one of the largest that has
been seen in Olga, went to show the es-
TEEN in which the young man was held
10y all who knew him For number of
years Fred Nilleneuve held the office of
constable at Olga, his great strength and
peaceful disposition, together with an
height of more than six feet tending to
make him an efficient and valued officer
of the peace. OF the deceased it may
be said he did not have one enemy among
the countless number who had known
him both as a boy and up toyoung man
hood. The sorrowing parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Hyacinthe Villeneuve, and the
widow OF the deceased Mrs. Fred Vii
leneuve, extend their sincere and hearty
thanks to the friends, who have recent
ly done so much in thought and deed t.
lessen their bereavement, by kind act
and manifestations of friendship during
the illness and by their presence at thu
funeral. Fred was only thirty-thre
years old and leaves young widow ant
no children.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-04-25
tANGDON NEEDN'T GET "FUSSY.'
That Langdon Badly Needs Creamery il
Cutie Apparent This Spring.

The new advertisement this week of
the McPhail- Brosnahan Co, drawing at
tention to cream separators brings to
mind that Langdon has no need to get
"fussy' about its industrial enterprise
until creamery is built here. Quite a
number of farmers who live tribu-
tary to Langdon are making regular
shipments of butter fat to creameries at
Grand Forks and other points, while al
the same time mention can be truthfully
made that creamery butter imported
from these points is on sale in Langdon
stores. The above is a tale with moral
to it and the thought ofsuch a condition
actually existing is enough to give one
headache.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-04-25
RAILROAD DEAL
IS UNDER Way
Conferences Held at Winnipeg and
St Paul This Week.
WITH C. P. R. AND G. N. ROADS
Messrs Wilbur |. Drury and Robert Murie
Represent the Promoters of Union
Railway Co. in Conferences
Beinq Held.

Wilbur l.. Drury and Robert Murie
left Monday for Winnipeg, Man, and
the Twin Cities, and on their return the
latter part of the week expect to be able
to make public some interesting facts
relating to the building of the new line
of railroad through the northeastern
part of the county this summer. At
Winnipeg they will hold by appoint
ment conference with the official
managers of the Canadian Pacific Rail
road and latter will meet the Ct. North
ern management in st. Paul The new
company now has charter and has
its business affairs in shape so that the
lines running parallel are beginning to
take an interest in the work of the Union
Railroad Co, of Cavalier county. The
practiabllity of the new road making a
junction with the G. P. r., at Mowbray
as we'll as with this branch of the Ct
Northern is now apparently becoming
feasible and no doubt will be discussed
at the conferences Messrs Drury ano
Murie have this week in Winnipeg ano
in st. Paul.