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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-01-28
9eltti1er 2anDmebr=
Qeretr
2m @leGOOt Gu., Salem, z. .

sir ben edten oeutI6=umeritaniihen
; 3eitungsidreiber" qiebt ss ipobl tein
reineres @emiIien uuo gliidliaeres @e.
fiihl, als tDenn er Iie6t, onB Der felt
Sabren llHermaoli1 un0 unberoroVsn
auseeifreute Samen niht p6lig auf
Steine Stpiibsn Dornen iiel, Ionoern
aud in Dem fru6tbaren gDoen Der
9rdrien Dafotas feimt un0 empors
idieBt @orgeifern erbielt S6reiber
cine @inlaoung nah 9Dnar0, g. O.,
um bort bel Der geiprehung mr @rin=
ounQ zines oeutibeu 8ereins 3
Don Wtiner so. uno 9 a Il
eines Oeutf6en Saufes us
9egen Su fem, unO oen ndbIten 5ag
eridien. nit Dem eiiernen Rreus ge.
idmiidt. 6reuno Gmil Roblffs
bon Salem, g. 9 in unirem
Sanctam SanCtOrlm un0 iiberbra6te
oem y8eutiden 5erolo bic Dliitei-
lung. oaB Oerielbe am 20. Sanuar gum
pffi5ielIen Organ oes
,,tsrlten bentiflen 9nnDmeEr0creins
bDn WltGnnf Co., Snlcm, Siibz
Satnta"
ausermdblt muroe. 2ilID mar bic
8riinoung oes beuti6en 2anowebr=
bereins oenno1 ,tein leerer @abn@
uno es aidieBt" mtrflih neues oeut=
i1es 9ebea aus DatOtas 8rdrien. 3u=
crit beparb lih ganiitota um Die She
oes iidnoi9en @criammlungsortes:
ausin mun fab glidlibermeiie elm, oaB
9 alenl, infol9e Der be6eren 8abns
Oerbinoung BON allen Seiten, porsu=
3ieben iei. Ser g@riinoungstag 6es
gereins lit Der 20. Sanuar. (SSraher
beltano ihnu in @titbea, g. %, Elm
oeuiider Griegerbereia, Der nader auF=
bliibte, biz ihlieBlib elm aemi6er Or.
Retterer es "a Ia 6raneois Marfin@
Ueritanoen bate. gum Shabmeilier ee=
m1llt muroe uno 0ngebli1 NIT Der
Sahe ourhqiug, oaOurb Den oeutiden
arIegernerein in Wiit9ea yauBer 6e=
fehtA ieBenD.)
S0ffen mir, bGB Der @lc@opt Sc.
2anopebrbsreiu. pie 9apoleDns alie
8ar0e. lieber itirbt. ais Die Safe
iibergiebt", uno baB ibm sin Idngeres
2ebeH beIhleoeu lift, als es benz BON
Niittea Der9Dnni mar. Ter neuQes
griinoete 8ereiu sablt augenblidlih be-
reits Is siitglieoer, Die friiber gum
8eil Dem &srbanoe in Omaha, 9lebr.,
Der Sefret0r gmil
&OblHs in Salsm. 9. O., bort. DaB
alle iritberen attioeu uno gbrenOoa ent=
Iahsnsn oeuti9sn Soloaten li3 eben-
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-01-28

falls oem 0Scgoot SO. gerein an.
IdlieBen rsip. iih bei Oemielben OIL
lmeloen, bis ii9 goie peitsren S1ritte'
i fiH0en. ~
gei Der 8erInmmlung am 20. San.
Dur0e beI9lo6en, 3unddff oiermal
Jim Sabr (glnfangs 5e6ruar, Weai,
september uno 88ember) inn Salem
Spernbaus, benz 9etpdblten gereins=
lotal, 5lliammsnsutpmmen eg srfolate
Die 2lnnabme Der Statuten unO Die
2usnabl bes GeutIben Serolo" als
oifi3ielles ,,gereinsblatt@. Die ,gers
einsIprahe" lift ieIbfperfdnoli6 eben=
falls Osutltb. 9as gintrtttggelo bee
trdgt sl.0O uno Der Sabresbeitraa
$500.
Die 8enmtenwahG bate fol-.
genoes ReIultat:
grdiiOent: s obn SUiten q. Ii.
p. Rarine 8iU., Sabrg. 1915, gas
niItota, g. 9.
gitssgrdiiOent: SObn Etf6er,
(artia. .sReg. 2, Sabrg. 66s7D, Gas
Hlltota, 9. y.
Setretdr: 6 mil RobIffs 16.
6ufdr., 1880, Salem, g. Q.
ShaBneiiter: dug. ma 6boIs,
l8aroe 6iii. Re9., 1880, 5aLem,
g. 8.
gBeitere 0litslieoer fnO: %. mbl-
ler, Is. 5ui., 80=93; Soc 5immer=
mann, @ren. Reg. 80; Sp. Builder,
/. Wtatr. Stu., 68z71; Qgm. Stanqs
obr, 2. qomm. lIlau. 9, 1882; gln.
ton Sdallsntamp, gDum. Synf. Gea.
AZ. S0s84; Sohn @eBuer, 3. Sag. 1
gtl., 20; Serm. gOtraB, gpmm.
Snf. gse. 81; 6D. gartber, ReIo.
art. BEG. %, 8G=S9; glug. gBiloberg,
6elos2lrt. &eg. 3, 67=72; garl 5perz
lib, @iaroe.5iii. 9teg., 1882; 5p.
SObn, fSeLosglrt. BEG. 45, 99.Ol;
6erm. SaaQsntamp, Snf. Reg. Is,
1892; Sp. SOefert, IA. Sag. 9f.
Samerin, SO; Sp. Susners, GaI.
BEG. ~, 1881.
Gb bic 6ahnen. 5rommeln, 8e=
lpepre uHo S1nDHen bereIt5 angelhdtttl \
itnO, nsiB 56reiber niht. 5offentlid
miro Sulem ME ytrofen" gelegt, oenn
e ndre ia ,,einfad ibeuBli1", penn
bic WIitglieoer oes 2anonebroereins
nit Sumo BON S6mabtleben iingen
miiBteu:
llHier y6auptmauu, er lit gut,
gSenu man ieiueu &illeu tut,
unier 6auptmuiru gr iou lebsH,
8eun sr bat ben Z ee gegebeu.
Doer:
Simmer nod { 5r6pphe,
Simmer nod c 5r6pphe
ats BEN tleeus & 6uffest6pp6e. |
" ooer gar: ~ |
Steig', Sam rab, in bte gsuIierfuHu', |
90 ;ieutt's in Salem oem 6eierpemauu! |
uip. uiw. |
8. 8. |
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-01-28
Il1ttrtttHr 20

gieIfatb Iinb Die iSelienmaiien aufa
etnanoer getiirmt, fuie giaantiibes 6je=
ron. Die SteinmaIien finD mttunter
.runO, oaun iUieoer flab. 0abrlitb.
Die 2auOihaft lift ungemein romanttidl.
@intge Der 5elien Iino prd6tto tpLo=
rtrt, llno Die 6arben De6ielu NIT Dem
Stanoe Der Some, anoere entbalten
6Oblungen, 9eraOe 10 ausiebeuo, alg
tUenn 9leni6enbdnoe emit bic aieIen=
lteinmaieu geneiBelt bdtten, INN oas
Sritauneu Der gBelt mab3urufen.
Sa, unoergeBliCh miro mir oieIe
groBartiae 9aturib6n6eit bleiben! ltnb
Diiroe ni9t ole 8untelbeit sur 3eif
eingeieBt baber, 10 bate idb nod taqe=
lang metne geOba8tuugen fortiebeu
tDnneu.
(5Ortieguug fOIgA
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-01-28
glan fommt nnu gsbt

Gas 2eben III Elm tltr5es Giribeu
llu0 rpieber 9lblhieO usbmeu nliiiieii;
IS irrt Der DteHidl on 0Dsm Stranb,
Triidt cine SULPHUR III ben Sano, r
Die lit am abeilo idon perlpebt,
ItaH fontmt itno gebt.
8iit On gum 8leiben riugerintet,
90 beiBt es bent lhou, b'rulli per;i@tet;
Der eeimatiheilt fiir oieie 1elt
ST. nr aIf filrSe 3eit eeitellt;
Der Seiger tiemals title itebt,
0fuu tommt ultO gebt.
lluo. bis bic Weninut ii1 periteb'u,
eSit's eben rpieoer j3eit sum @eb'n;
Su Srrtum, SorgeH, ,6aR llub gRabit
Brid)t man t9 6urb Die Renge gobu;
God gum 8erpeilen it's su ipdt,
gtau tommt uub gebt.
Bober, rpobiu bic gtdb uub 5erne,
Bon neldem Ntonb, 30 wtlmem Sterue?
Ser Sdbopier bat beitinrmt bic 8abn,
@s meiB fein Reuib ben Sobrteuplau
llnD mo Der S6Hellug title itebt,
Dtau fommt ilItO gebt!
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-01-28

ipriBuno in allen 6er0en Dor3unehmen
no cine glnltedung nod MID itatt
aefunoen bot, poer, mo- Die gbolert
eben erf gum glusbruh getommen ii
uno no nur iuenige 6dlle pDr9efomt
men Iino. 2Iub IN 6eroen, tpelhe ii
berIchieoene Wbteilungen Qeteilt limo,
miro iih Die 9Isihseitige IletbOoe am
beIten erDeiien.
9ie @erIu6e baben Die angaben 9es
Bureaus fir giebsubt befdtigt, oat
man in oieier Weibpoe Elm Iebr gutes
Dlittel fir bic erfplgreihe 8etdmpf:
ung oieier 9rantbeit Qefunben bat.
8as &eIultat lit umio bemertensnerter,
tpenn man bsoeutt, onB nab glusbru6
Der Granibeit tein anoeres Niittel uno
teinerlei SesinfectiOnsmittel anaeuanot
nur0e, unb bic 8efabr oer glnitedung
Diel bebeuteuDer mar, uls unter gelpDbns
liden 6armberbdItnihen.
gs mag nun Die 6rage entiieben,
ME Die g Shpetne5ittbteribte
SerOen gegen Die gboIera
mttteIit otefes Serum 8
i6iiBen t6nnen?
gBie Or. Gan @s erfldrt, lit es uibt
nOtDenoig, baB ale 56eine Dbne uns
teriaieO oamtt bebanoelt tueroen, rueun
Die Rrnntbeit in Der @eeeno ni1t
berrItt. Nfan Udre ieBt aud nod
ui6t i'm Stnnoe, Die erDBe Guantitdt
oes Serums, Uelae Oasu HOtpsuoig
mare, Su lieFern; ipdter mag oies biel=
leidt mDgli6 iein.
3Rhter, peIdc ibre S6meine Su
glusitellungeu, bffeutlitben gertdufen
uiiu., bringeu, iOllten oieIelben itets
tmmuniiiren lafen.
Menn Die @bDIera gum 9lusbru6
tommt, iOllte bic 5anitdtsbeb6roe fir
Gieh3udt iDfort DabOu beuadrias
tigt tperosn, uno Dieie geb6roe folte
0ann IOfort Die Sdpeine rings um
Den Srt oes 9lusbru9s immuniIiren,
um 10 cine Dirt @oroon TIM oen Srt
Oer SSnIeCtlon SUI 3ielsfI. Gle 8ehanoS
lung follte mad Der iogenannten gIeih=
3eiti9eu Nletbooe geideben, uno ale
S9weine, pel9e gtn5eiden Der G6olera
Seigen, iDuten Tofprt get'6tet
unb Der6rannt Weroen. Sa=
Our9 niirOe Die gerI1leppuuq Der
Rruntbeit nod auBerbalb Der immuni.
Iirten Gone auf Elm Wlinimum be-
IArdntt. 9r. Ban IS lift ii6erseuat,
oaB BET ginpeu0ung FOLDER @taBnab=
nen Die @bDlerngefabr auf oas gleuBr
srits eingelGrdutt meroen t6nnte.
Cine Sauptiad]e bleibt nod, Die Ser
itelluug oes Serums bilIiger Su oeIfal=
len unb isDe @efabr elmer glnIteduug
ourn ben @ebraua oes 5erums sur
llusrottuug Der @boIera nod piel melt:
n 5u bsrbreiten, bsioubers in iolhen
no nur ungenigenoe 6Unos
iiir iolae Saaen 3ur 9erftigung
teben.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-01-28
Jeder fcnI6rittIid]e
Tarmer

benubt fur feline 9OrreipOnoenS
aud anitdnbi9e. nit ieiuem 9lo-
men uno g8obnort bsrIebene
8riefbOgen uno 8rieiumihldge.
Ger s9sutIbe 6erOlO~ brudt
100 8riefbOsen uno -llmihldge
fir nur St.OO. SenOet Sure
2luFtrdge nebli s1.00 ooer
2 neuen glbonnsnten NIT ges
nauer uno Oeutiiaer Aorehe an
oeTolo PnbIiEbing 60.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-01-28
GrOec SScrfanmlirug
Der Oentid6en 2lniieDler
BON @liner GOnRtg

ggie in leBter Summer bereiis be=
ridtet, trnsen iitb Die oeutiaen gnIieo=
ler bon Miner SO. ebenfals nit Dem
ehrenOen Blame, Elm bleibenoes DENT
NAL oeuti4en 6leiBes unn oeutId5er
8attraft in Der 6orm eines ,,9eut=
II den Saufes" in 6omaro, 9.
o, 81 erriaten. Serr Otto @OelB
bon l8inFreo, .. 3. uno anoere @e-
linnungsgenOhen iino 6eaer unD
6lamme fir oieien 9lan.
Die Dorbereitenoen 51ritte mur0en
bersits am 26. b. Mi. in 6OmarO ace
tan, uno Die erIte oiesbesiiolide 8ers
iammlung in Der Solitrom=Salle ab=
gebalten. 8ieIslbe iou bon iiber 100
EeutInen beiuht geDeieu iein.
lin nun ben 8al meter ms &plen
5usbringen. lpuroe cine meitere
@rDBr Seriammluna
am 30. Sannar, u. gR. , llbr
in 6uparD, z. 2.
einberufen uno 9err Sans 3emutb
9~diioent Der 6erolo gubl. 60. i'm
Siour sails. 9. o. orineenO ejuqez
Iaoen, ben 3oriiB oieier @erIammlunQ
5u iibernebmen, Der, ipenn nur eben
m0glid, erI6einen miro. 5elblf-
Oeritdnolih bari nur 9eutI6 qeipro.
den per0en, uno ,,9hil. Saueramps
fer. Der oas 0eutidb in Der 26. sya.
nuar' 8eriammlung perbddIelte, muroe
Qleid in Gr6nun9sitraIe Qenommen.
Peter gtu0en bat ebsnfaas ben 8e=
ihluB gefaBt, sSeOen sur 8esdblung
Der Sicen3 su peroounern, Der in Ieinem
2otale nicbt oeuti6 reoet.
gllio Fteqe iih ieoer Beuti1e am 30.
Sannar, q. 90. 2 ll6r, in 5ouar0 elm!
@s gilt sur grbaltung Der oeutIden
Wutteriprade ano gum 3uiammen=
ibpeiBea oes oeAtihsn glcmentes!
s.. 0.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-01-28
llrteiIe BON 2elern

$50 babe crit or Nummen 0es u9eutiben 6erplo QeIen
nno bts getdl min 10 ausge@t naB m bn gi fir mne
roer IN 8uBanO bfele SD iann bnen ein beF eeI6nt MAIDEN
n babe m nod nei anoes 4bonnenen bier aefunD Die mid bitten
iofOr ben rgeuhen 0erolb fir fe gu beteIeu
Dill 6itp. aanias, 20. 8anuar 1909 Sobu Maier
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-01-28

(GOrtiebung auf ssits 9.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-09-02
GOOD NEWS
Many tangdoa Readers Have Already Heard
1t and frotited Thereby.

"Good news travels FAST and the
thousands of bad back sufferers in
Langdon are glad to learn that prompt
relief is within reach. Many lame,
weak and aching back Is bad TO more,
thanks to Doans Kidney Pills. People
throughout the country are telling the
good news of their experience with the
OLD Quaker Remedy, Here is an ex,
ample worth reading:
Mrs. Is. f. Bristol. living at 575 No.
Fourth ST., Grand Forks. y. d.. SAYS:
"For several months | was in misery
from kidney trouble and my back often
felt so bad that really thought | would
have to give up. At night my rest was
broken and no position ] assumed was
comfoI table. During the day was tired
and langud and my household duties
were burdensome. My husband finally
learned of Doan's Kidney Pills and pro
cured a box for me. | received such
gratifying relief from their use that |
obtained a further supply and was
cured From statement gwen Nov 4
| 1904
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-09-02

The village board at Milton last week
made arrangements with FL. L. Helgeson
for the lease of the grounds where the
band stand is now located for I.nblic
lark .,urncs s.
A new bank has been started at Glas-
ston with $4,000 capital and James and
George McCabe, F.. M. Burrows, John
Haezlett and Rudolph Raedol as incorp-
Z ators. A new brick building will be
erected for the bank.
Despite the busy season the Milton
creamery continues to increase Its out
put and from present indications this
important institution will be operated
all winter On Saturday the creamery
received 1854 lbs. of cream and churned
642 lbs of butter This is remarkable
showing. when it is considered that we
are in the midst of the busy harvest
season, when farmers find it rather a
hardship to bring in the cream.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-09-02
Co!ic Quickly Cured.

Collie Is one CT the most severe and
too. Almost everyone has an occasional
attack. Fortunately there Is remedy
that always affords quick relief and that
has never been known to fail in any
case. / is called Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Djarrhoea Remedy. Mr.
Tod Robinson, prominent merchant
of Point Blank, Texas, says, 81 have had
several attacks of collie and in every in
stance one dose of ChambeIain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy relieved
me, and I never had to take more than
two doses to effect cure" For sale by
A. Abbott & Co.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-09-02
Why Druggists Recommend ChamberIain's
Collie, Cholera and piarrhaea Remedy.

Mr. Frank c. Hanrahan, prominent
druggist of Portsmouth, Va, says For
the past six years have sold and recon
mended ChamberIains Collie, Choler
and Dlsrrhoea Remedy. 1t is grea
remedN and one of the best patent medi
cines on the market. handle som
others for the same purposes that pay
me larger profit. but this remedy is so
sure to effect cure, and my customer
so certain to appreciate my recommend
ing it to him, that | give it the prefer
ence.' For sale by y. Abbott Il Co.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-09-02
An'!|E2 "? County.
Threshing Is now in order.

llreSn1nS is now IN OrQer.
VIM. Wind6eld of Cypress township
threshed his oats that the hail hit, and
the yield was twenty ushels TO the
acre.
Oliver Romsos, d Sarles merchant, is
making lace curtain display rack which
he intends to take to the Minnesota
State Fair.
Mrs. D. Stewart and daughter, Ali
son, returned to Sarles from their trip
to Seattle, and other western points
last Thursday evening. They have been
gone for some time.
Work has been delayed somewhat on
the construction work of the Walhalla
Concrete and Beaulieu telephone line
because men could get higher wages
in harvest fields and now on threshing
crews.
H. L. Palmer of Detroit. Mich, rep.
resentative of the Ford Automobile
Company passed through Sarles last
Thursday on his way to Great Falls
Mont, having driven his "a horse power
runabout from Minneapolis. He is driv-
ing the same model car that won the
race from New York to Seattle.
Sam Haight is back in Osnabrock
from his farm in Sask., Canada, and
will remain during threshing season
having rig of his own which he will
run here this fall Mr.. Haight says the
crops up in his country this year is the
best they have been for years and they
are looking for heavy average yield.
There was meeting of the directors
of the Mayo Brick and Tile company
at Walhalls last week for the purpose
of looking over the plant and perfectlne
arrangements for operating. They ex
pect better results than ever this yea
as the new operator is a man thorough
ly competent in experience and tech
nical knowledge.
1t is estimated that there is mole
freight delivered at Calvin in a weel
than any place in the county, with +,
population the size of Calvin. Nearl,
1000 pieces of local freight besides sever
carloads were delivered at the depo
here last week. This does not includ,
the large number of express package
which numbered 700 pieces. And tn,
fall shipments of winter goods hav'
not commenced to arrive.
U. 8. Marshal Shea met with a pecu
liar accident one day last week. He wa
running binder on his farm at Calvil
and was working like trojan to ge
his grain cut, when in some manner b
broke one of his lines thereby losin
control Of the horses. After tho horse
made turn or two they gave a sudde,
plunge and the Marshal left the binde
In = hurry. No serious damage report
Cd. A.nan running binder these day
ossta!nly hes to b. wids avaks.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-09-02

Chas. Shortridge, one of CaIvins
prosperous farmers, received brand
Jew Advance engine and separator on
tuesdays train.
Maxine Wohler, adopted daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wohler. formerly
OF OsnabrocS, but for the past few years
of Sask., Canada, died recently at her
home there. She was about & years old
A Mr. Lemon of Wichita Kansas.
and family are guests at the Lang home
in Osford township. The family made
the entire trip from Wichita to Milton
in ;35-horse power Mitchell touring
car and expect to return in the same
manner. The Lemons are pioneer North
Dakotans, having resided in the vicinity
of Saint Thomas in the early days of
statehood
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-09-02
1t is rumored that millinery shop
will be started at Sarles this fall.

1t is rumored that millinery shop
will be started at Sarles this fall.
Fairdale school board is calling fer
lids for driving the two consolidated
eces->i : -..--t- -, - -, 7, was.
year
The wires have been strung on tho
new rural line running southwest of
Fairdae and the phones are now being
installed.
The Walsh county Jail is full Of pro-
hibition law violators, l6 having been
arraigned from various towns in the
county Monday.
AN item in an exchange says that
S. L. Scott, formerly of Munich, a
bro her of DR.. Scott, of Walhalla, is
negotiating for the purchase of the
Hansboro Pioneer.
Raymond Peterson, of Sarles, lost two
valuable wolf hounds from poisoning
last week. The poison was intended
for rats, but somehow got mixed up
with the CANNES menu
The Finlander who murdered COM
panion in the railroad yards at Brockett
couple of weeks ago was allowed to
plead guilty of murder in the second
degree and was given 25 years in the
pen and the man who urged him to do
the shooting was given the same SEN
tence.
Last weeks Osnabrock Independent
states: just as we were going to press
we heard Of the drowning of Henry
Melting in the coulee near his home
The boy in company with other boys
we're in bathing, but we are unable tc
get particulars. The Mellng farm is
about six miles south of Osnabrock.
Rumor has it that Park River is tc
have new bank in the near future and
the big new building being erected
there by Banker Plain, of Milton, will
be used as home for the new institu
ton, it is stated. Park River already
has two big financial institutions, but
the promoter seems to think there is
an excellent opening for a third bank.
A fire occurred at Calvin last Satur
day evening which might have proven
a great disaster if it had not been fol
the hard work OF the citizens in helping
to put it out. The fire occurred in the
Great Northern hotel and it was caused
by the pipes of the lighting plant be
coming over-heated, and before anyone
was aware of it, flames we're appearing
in the building, but thru some hare
work the fire was put out. The damage
will amount to about S4OO.
just as Mondays passenger train hae
pulled out of Osnabrock and the peopl,
were coming back from the depot th'
fire alarm was sounded and there was ,
mad rush for Parker's Hotel where
smoke could be seen issuing from tn
} door. A gasoline stove in the kitchen
! WAS all wrapped in flames, having spruul
J leak some way, but the largo numbe
Of hre extinguishsrs that were on th
; scene In double quick hurry soon pu
the flames to sleep and tho only damag
J dose was some stuff in tho kitshsn bsipI
wabsy soaked.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-09-02
Stallion fer Service.

The standard bred trotting stallion,
Oakenhart, No. 2235s, can be seen at
Docksteader and Perrys barn for the
neAt thirty days. For terms, pedigree
and fuil particulars see W. Ii. Syres at
the Atlas. Lumber Co. office At
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-09-02
Cared to Stay Cured.

On Aug. 26, 1907, Mrs. Bristol, con-
tirmed her previous statement, saying:
Doan's Kidney Pills cured me so COM
pletely of kidney complaint few years
ago that have not suffered any recur-
ence of the trouble since
Plenty more proof like ehis from Lang
don people. Cali at E. |. Donovan s
drug store and ask what customers
report.
For safe by al dealers. Price 5ocents
Foster N'ilburn Co., Buffalo, New York
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-D Doans- anc
take no other.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-09-02
CHARLES R. CRANE.

The New Minister to China and the
Chinese Railroad Loan.
The appointment of Charles II.
Crane of Chicago as minister to China
acquires special interest because of
the recent negotiations to secnr
American participation in the G{AEI
railroad loan. There is Il WiasI
lent feeling that the pr<-s&.s:se>
fordS great oppc-.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-09-02
TREASURER'S ANNUAL. REPORT
Gordon School District

Report of the Treasurer of Gordon chool Dis
trict, County of Cavalier and State of North
Dakota, for the year 190S-1909.
R1ICINIpTs
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-09-02

Total Indebtedness of district. June
80, l!I9.. .......... S219l 20
BY Order OF the District School Board
NJ. HEIMBECkER, Clerk.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-09-02
Farmers Attention!

Will allow You a discount of 90 per
cent on your insurance on buildings
if they are equipped with the approved
Dodd 4 Struther's lightning rod.
JOSEPH Power, Agent.
The Lamar register., 1909-10-27

Certificates paid in full from date OF
adoption. Reserve Fund to protect
contract accident features
What a $1,000 Certificate will Fay in
Cash.
AZ Iehtn ..SlOOOVo
For accidental loss of hand g.. 5000
FOR accidental loss of foot .... $4,000
For accidental loss OF eye e. O.. 5000
For fracture of shaft Of both
bones above elbow E. ace. 5000
For fracture of shaft of bone
bones of arm below elbow. so 60
For fracture of shaft of both
bones OF leg below knee e.. 5000
For fracture of shaft of bone
dDoNe knee 81. "
For fracture of shaft of one
. bone Of leg below knee Gee. $500
For fracture of shaft OF one
. bone Of arm below elbow =. $500
For Potts fracture go. .... =. $500
For a Coles fracture 80. ...... 90
Annual payment after 20 years
vi aSe ...... 10000
The Lamar register., 1909-10-27

Barnes. Frank-NW.... -. 49,. ...
Basinger, c. E-wh uast halD &.
bears. E E-Lot 2. Lamar. cottas
Beckner. E INV. Nh Sw.... 80.
Bell. J. C.-wh SW.... zee. go. -.
A. L Bent-Blocks lOl to l0s, lo7. los
The Lamar register., 1909-10-27
DO YOU WISH
SOME. GOOD
Fraterndl
Insurance
MODERN
BROTHERHOOD
of AMERICA
Invites Intelligent
Investigation

COST OF JOINING.
Monthly Assessment Rates, which In
clude Per Capita Tax and Reserve
The Lamar register., 1909-10-27

.. A Bsat-Lot IL.
Bent, Donald Ell
Bent a Nowels-AlI
Berg, EiizAbeth-SE
Big Bend Town an
Improvement Co.
Billingslea, C. E,
Blosser. w. H-NI
Blosser, Lille r.!
Bowen, J. E.-NE
Bowersock, Daniel
Boyd. ]. G.-Lot .,
Boyle. C. H.-Sh J
Brown, NJ NV
Brumfield, W. lie
Buckler. ]. Riot
Burnett. J. C.-Lot
Burton, c. C.-Lot
Cannsid, S. N.-NE
Garfield, R-Sw !
Carmichael, Peter
Carpenter, Charles
Case. H Rot S,
Caas, o. a-Sw n
ChildA, J. H--Lots
Cham, J. Lots
Christopher, John
Clark, h R-Lots