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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-08-26
.P|NCHOT SAYS FIRES
ARE UNNECESSARY
Critical Period of Fire Is Psssed-At-
tention is Turned 10 Missing
Fighters.

Washington, d. c., August 2e-Gif-
ford Pinchot, in a statement today,
says the loss Of life in the recent for
est fires is unnecessary. The disas-
trous results are traceable to unpre-
paredness. He scores the members of
congress who opposed the forest ap-
preparations. The forests should be
equipped with roads, telephone lines
and more rangers, he says.
Men In congress like Heybourn of
Idaho and Carter OF Montana made
light Of the efforts Of the forest service
to prepare for Just such calamity.
They have, in effect, fought on the side
of the fires.
Spokane, Wash. Aug 26.--If the
stories Of men who returned from the
st. Joe country of Idaho are to be be-
lieved, the loss of life along Big Creek,
tributary of the St. Joe river. was
appalling and the dead In Idaho alone
will number more than 200, even if
Ranger Joseph B. Helm and his fifteen
men are safe.
All estimates of the financial loss
place it at over s0O,OoO,0Oo, mostly in
timber.
Among reported casualties are the
following:
Two lumbermen say they saw thir-
ty-two Italian fire fighters burned to
death on Big creek.
A party of Austrian laborers report
the death of seventeen of their com
rades.
The loss of twenty-seven American
laborers, who enlisted In Missoula, is
announced by their surviving compan-
ions.
Supervisor Weigle has given up hope
for the safety Of Ranger Joseph b.
Hahn and men on the head waters Of
the st. Joe river last Saturday. A
relief party has secured in vain the
whole country where Hahn was last
seen. Rangers r. A. Ferns. at the
head of still larger party on the st.
joe is safe.
The forest service announces the
loss Of twenty-seyen men on Big creek
and 1t may be that these are a part of
the ninety-five dead reported by their
comrades in Spokane today,
1t is supposed that the twenty bod
les found on Bitter Root creek, near
Avery, are those of settlers.
Twenty-four bodies found on Seller
creek are those of forest employees.
Inc forest officer in Wallace is unable
to give out the names of the dead, but
1t is thought that most of the men
were newly hired for the fire emer-
gency and their names are not official
ly recorded
The loss of life in the fire country
took place mostly last Saturday and
Sunday, when a gale famed smoul-
dering embers into great fires and
drove flames through the mountains
with the speed Of express trains. Civ
ing defeated fire fighters no chance to
flee for their lives. The weather today
is calm and cool and the fire even
where left to itself, is travelling slowly.
The attention Of the forest service is
centered upon the missing men and the
larger fires are being left to them
selves.
None Of the towns IN Idaho and
Montana are in danger and the critical
period of the fire is passed
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-08-26
-FOUR DEATHS RESULT OF
misunderstood ORDERS

Sedalia, Mo-, Aug. 26.--In the Mis-
souri, Pacific wreck near Blackwater,
four men were killed They are L. H.
Kenyon, engineer, Of Kansas City; d
e. Finley, engineer, Of Jefferson City;
IC. H Roth, a brakeman of Jefferson
City, and George Taggart, fireman of
Jefferson City.
Two other members of the crew were
injured. The wreck was a collision of
two freight trains this morning, caused
by misunderstood orders
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-08-26
Was Elaht HOUR in Water.

BY Associated fTess.
Sedan, Kan, Aug. 26.-Tne two-year-
old child of John Burch, farmer, fell
in the cistern here today. The mother
held the child's head above the water
eight hours, till her husband found
her. She collapsed and is dangerously
i'll. The child is safe.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-08-26
General Strike Called in Spain.

Bilboa, Spain, Aug. 26.-The Work
mems Federation today proclaimed a
general strike throughout Spain, to be-
gin next Monday.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-08-26

DR., ]. J. Schmidt and daughter
-Genevieve. returned to Tulsa today.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-08-26

Edgar Burlington returned last night
from two weeks visit at TahIequah.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-08-26

Special Committee on Location of
Woodcock Plant.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-20

Seiten Der Seilsarnlce uHo bon frci.
milIigen, leioer iebr iinseaelnnbigen
Spenocn erhoIten miro. 300 8flmo:
elm lrherIidjcr getrna iiir Die Ibea'
tertoiIette mnnher Son0oner 3amsl
llno nit 0ieiem ldd]erIid,en getrag
bat 0a5 8egenielbitnoro Bureau be
retts i'm Gurhidlnitt tauieao SeeIen
pro sSabr gerettet -
lie Dielen hmn0erte bon Ganfbric'
fen Die BORT oltfgeipeifert Iiegen.
fam man uid)t obre itarfe Jtiibrilng
0urd)qeben. 0or linen nuiB Der Step'
iifer Die g2ofien iireden. Gem er
bat Dor iih elm Stiid aiiltiraeihidie,
aultlrgeihifie poa Der eridliitteriio'
item Goflmeute oes GroBita0tgrerels
in iealid)cr Geitalt. aber aud) Goflts
mente uncrnii6Iifer opferberetier
Eioniere, muthiger gnhnbreher I'M
OFT boiimmgsloleiten 3ifitlt. Ter
Siitorifer Der 3litunft ipiro oieie %.
fluueute nidt ilberaeher Oiirieu uenn
err elm getreues Bib Der lo5iaIen 3ii.
itdn0e 81 glniang oes 30 Sesobrbun'
oerts III enttperfeu bentiibt iein mill.
Gr piro dber bdnn audi Der Waderca
qeoenfen nriiiien, Die in imermiIoliher
glrbeit 5abIloien Weniden oas Seben
! neugeiherft baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-20

Dor mebr aIs brei s5abren erlisb Der
qreii. 5eiIsarmeesGeneraI Booth elm
WaniFsit gu einem areu35ug gegen bic
StIbftmorDs StrOmuug IN aonoon, bic
cine erI6redenb bobe 3abI non Widns
nern, sFrausn unb ielbIi ainoern ars
Den unteren unb MitteIf1i6ien nit iid
fortgeriIIen bate. sgs ihsint mir, :"
10 bieb es barin, .baB mir ben Ginia'
men arsunos, ben gebrohenen 5erSen
tr0ItIihen 3uIprub, ben Srregelsitettn
einen 5iihrsr, bem Seer Der Gnterbten
erbebenos Geoanten uno aufmunternos
SoffnunQ IpenDen unb iis alleiammt
ben armen oefIsn sufiibren miiiisn, Der
nod INNER iagt: .aommet 81 mir,
Sbr olle, bic Chr belaoen uno beoriidt
feib, unb ih min Gud, syrieoen geben.
ssm Gitn Sauptauartisr Der arnee in
Der biiTteren grauIdDar3en Queen Bic
toria Street tDurbe ein .0egenieIbfs
moroz z8ureau" bds erite oerartiae
| Internebmen in Der aulturaeihihts
Der menihbeit - fir Widnner etrlgts
rihtet. Gin gureau fir Grdusn croft
nete man gleiA3eitis in einem Der troits
| lpIeIten 9iertd Der unbeimllhen 3tie'
fenftabt, benz norsoftlid gslegensn
5adneD. Soc Sbr Gu6 ins Wnnsr
| ftiir3t, fommt az uns. 10 unersrdglid
| aud Cure 2efben fein mogen," 10 lut
Der Genera! alIe Observation-Disclosures
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-20
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
bic bsrahmttife-----
Wa@rlageria OieIes 3eita(lGs.

esjoa tn Der aIiefien Seii aab es aesriHs
8erioHeH. bic birr6 bic G6ogf,ue bober bepabt
patsn, nno eS isat fsin 3petseI Dor. onB
nucb beEt8ainae noA Rertoneu erifiitsn eie
bnrh eiHe uu5eioHHie ardst i'm etaner fin0,
@seics ag t5in un6 bormssnIasen fpas fiir
sInacre eriipnnid 1T unb bIetbt. sSiir goltts
Dat oie aaiur oiefe Tome btionoers eegtinfitgt,
benE iIe bat tbr oie feiicns oaBe UsrrIieben, eas
aebsH itrer gqifueHiseu nic etn nuieeidlnee.
nes guh aenau su leieH. 8eraett niGi, baB
ite In t5rer eiasHen s3elibens at 6sefiu sSenue
spobnt. Rebmi eie gcit GHh Gar sftlth bls
SreIsn aoennr. baHr eebi oistegbe htnnnf 6ls
str eis ftsEs Bribery rOH fsrau e. gatstr
erretdt Gas Sags III sur IiHisu Sdnb uno
ont 3luHe III Der Same:
Mrs. II. Yaeger, fraber sSran gcdltulo
Gtsfin Spenus, glnTDph, Cincinnati ,Ehis.
Gstfsls1e aA!lucrieH St.U0 Efe barIber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-20
Sd)luermntl.

02it 6ieiem @orte miro bieI lining
Qetrie6en. @ie oft Ieien mir. Der poer
Der bat aus SAperrnuth SeIbItmoro
beqonQeu. 2Sn @obrbeit legen fat
ole 6ieie 11nglGfIiden nur Sono on
iid, tDeiI ibnen ihmere 2eioen 6es
Waqens, ber 2e6er ODER Der 9tieren
bos 9ebpn oer9dIlen ben floren 8Iid
triiben. Gs lit fetne ieeIii6]e aronf-
belt, rDeIhe 0ieie 8eoGuernstpertben
in Den Sob trelbt, ionoern elm for.
perIihes 2eioen, bas nit ben beriibm,
TEN ct. Bernard arGuterpiuen iiher
bate fltrirt ner6en fonnen. Sir %
Gents IN alien Gpotbefeu gu hobeu.
81. g3.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-20
Die photoaraphirte Re.

Die pbotograpbirte Res
bplution. gger bic 3eitungen
forofdm left, Der Dirb bariiber unts.s
ridiet IeIn, Sab es in sl6anisn iehr
blutig sugeht. Die 6erren 4lbaneisa
rspoItirsu, rnubeu, morben uno 3iins
ben gunse 8Drfer an. SIN paile
5iherroleispo bat es cine reeelrehte
Sflaft eegtben, uuo Der SdupthsF
Der aIbdneiiIten gnnben sSssa 30
lstina3 moridlirt nit ssbntauisro
Wann aen Wlifroipibo, dllss bintsr ich
ssritoreno. GO lieIt's Der brdpeWnnn.
isuf3t o5 Der idblehten Soften uno
Tagt iib bann: ia in 4Ibanien!!" SSsn
Der 5tat. bic 8rtueI Iinb Bog. abtr
nit oisism fhmersnoa ironiihsn
.sSa, in albanien!" tbut man ben Qeas
ten unredt; nein. nsin. 10 gering bari
man Die 5errsnWorobrenner nift siHs
itdbsn. bern lie fiub in ibrsr 9rt nitt
nur aemiitblihe, ionbern audi ishr
moberne aspolusaer. 9ds betptiitn
am beiten bic s[luitrationsn pom
ariegsihauplabs, bic beutihe unb engs
liIhe 9ldtter iebt reproousiren. Cine
8erliner !3eitung 4. y. bruhte bieier
Gage aleid1 stpsi giIb.r bonn aampf
Der glbaneien. atpei unleusbnr edit:
phoioarophien. 9us cine, betiteit:
Die 2tl6aneisn balisn eefpaltIam els
ntn goitsus auf", seigt bieis Sssns
iebr anIdduIih. aber offenbdr nab
polIbrahter 5hat. Der 3ug iteht nod
bampfenb i'm 5intsrerunb. born obsr
iieht man. isbr hiibfh cruppirt, nit
hieIsm .gitte Elm ireunblihes 9eIid.!"
- bic RenplutionGrs. llnb 70 fpiftig
itleint linen bos photoernpbirttper5sn.
bab olie iih ordnssn, um ia nur auf
bic gldtle az iommen. Rod esmii.h.
Iiter II. bas sipeiie Bib, tpeIfss c:.
.nufitin6ifhen 0ilnner Nlbaneisn MT
ihrtm 5iibrer ShrissSefer" pcrfiihri.
Die Serren RGuber iiben ba obernlals
ft]Dn aruppirt - bic 2eute habtn Sas
lent fiir's mdlsriihe nm ibrsn
6auptmann berum. rduben ihrs pfs:.
fe uno 3iacretten unb bliten 10
lammfromm brein. bnb man ibntn
nift bic tleiniie mornibot suirouen
m6dbte. Mdhrhafiia, bic Wirtuns Dee
/ gbo.oarapbis iii loloHal. gs tobi Der
Gampf es bonnsrn bic aancnsn, WlsHs
Id'eu moreen, pliinosrn, BREMEN -
pd fommt Der Qhotooroph. uno Di.
Serren gIiiHbersr. GGuper unb Nor.
Der ftellen iidl Iofort in Qoiitur. gesnH
iebt elmer nod am .aultlrFortftrilt"
sspeifslt, BARN III ibm G6erbaupi nit,t
msbr Sa bslfenl
| goshnft.
/ ebsf (sum qrattituntsn): .gaas,
aud nod fref dntiporlen Gie2 !.
Sd entluiIs Sis fofort ;, Denn Id,
mir Elm poar gogsn 1liegsnpopisr
sauie. iinb Sic fton srTebt!"
j worftdtis
\ - nSebi fimmt Der Ioftpr, Gepp!"
E~phn. mnA, sh,s u C. A...x.t.6
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-20
Sas 9pnbOner Gegen Selbit-
muro Bureau.
Don 2eon G d q 3 it.

Geqen bic SelbiimorbsStromuns. -
6at bic Seilsnrmes Elm guereau er'
ridtet. - Die iegensrsids Sbdtigs
tsit besIel5en. - 3abIIOis psrniatsts
GgiIten3eH gersttst.
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Gin b berm II b.

5riB6en BAT bas 8ort ,Mantelge.
i9ob" gebDrt. 9ud einiger 3sit frogt
er: papa, tpie fiebt sigentli6 iol4 Elm
mobsrnes paletotsei4pE aas2"
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g orfthtto.

- .Sesi fimmt Der Tottor. Gspp!"
Gepp: nHa6d thu . Gfnappss
slasl mes. bab er net q falfdbe 3iags
nos tsuL4
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9 0 d -.

ebsf (sum Qrattituntsn): .gpas,
aud nod fred dnttporlsn Gie2 !.
Sdl entluiIe Sis fofort ). ;, nenn in
mir Elm poar goeen 5liegenpopisr
tauis. iinb Sis iton erIebt!"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-06-02

Osnabrock holds its school election
June 7th. One director three years and
a treasurer for two years will be elected.
We understand that snow storm out
in the Canadian Northwest about the
time G. o. Nelson, of Nekoma, arrived
there caused him to change his mind
about living there and he sold out ana
came back.
Nekema held meeting and decided
to hold base ball tournament there
June 24th. There will be ball games be-
tween the leading teams of Walsh and
Cavalier counties, races, dancing, fire.
works and music all day by the N. S. g.,
Band.
A deal was closed last week whereby
the Robertson Lumber Co., yard at
Osnabrock becomes the owner of the st.
Anthony & Dakota Elevator Co.'S lumber
yard at that place. The Robertson
Lumber Co.. haye purchased several of
the line yards on this branch.
On June 22nd and 23rd the twenty
sixth annual meeting of the Red River
Valley association of Baptist churches
will be held at Calvin. A note received
by th;s paper from Rev. L. McKlnnoD
states that the membership of the Bap-
tist church at Calvin are arranging to
provide for the entertainment of all de-
legates and visitors attending these
meetings.
Friday, May 9th, will be for many OF
the children attended the Dresden
township and the Henry Meyer schools
q red-letter-day. On thatsday was held
the school picnic and for once antici-
patton did not exceed realization. Long
before the time set for the start the
scholars gathered at tho school houses.
| Wm. Dew's grove was their objective
point and when they arrived found
everything ready for their entertain
ment. One Of the first occupations was
to dispose of bountiful picnic dinner
and then followed games and races.
The teachers and the host saw that all
the children had good time and that
fair play prevailed After day brim
full OF enjoyment the scholars we're
taken home, tired but still radiant with
joy. The scholars and their parents
| join in thanking the teachers and Mr.
Dew for providing such q delightful
occasion. ..@
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-06-02
+'''5?t S|9t Schoo! !l1!!
VII NOTES

One hundred students on Thurs
day afternoon escorted the track team,
consisting of Richard Boyd, Alexander
Robertson and Thomas Lindsay, to the
station where they boarded the train
for Grand Forks. Our boys were the
winners of two events, Boyd taking first
place in the broad jump and breaking
the previous state record by over foot,
with Robertson coming in second IN the
mile run. 1t was found that our high
school ranked sixth in the state.
Mr.. Hazeltine has been very busy
lately preparing for the art exhibit
which was given last Friday evening.
The spectators agreed in thinking that
the sixth grade had any unusually fine
display Of drawings.
The final examinations began last
Thursday and altho there are no regular
classes great deal of reviewing is being
DONE
The members of the senior class are
busy with their essays for their com.
mencement. The high school graduation
exercises will be held at the opera
house, Monday evening, June the sixth
The programme is as follows:
Song ...................G Girls Quartette
The Value of a High School Gradu-
alton .......... .Ellenora Koehmstedt
Woman and the Labor World. -.
...................M Margaret Dunford
Solo Mr.. l. F. Hazeltine
Pioneer L'f. ia Nurth Dakota =.
................N Marguerite Mckay
Glass History and Prophecy .... ...
Observation-Disclosures. Nellie Radslif
Address. ..................B. B. H. Kroeze
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-06-02
A LARGE APPROPRIATION
One Hundred Thousand Dollars for PubIic's
Benefit-DOde Fisk Shows

One hundred thousand dollars is not
large sum of money in these days of
multi milionalres, but it has large
purchasing power and it represents the
amount expended by Mr.. Dode Fisk
during the past winter months to i'm
prove his circus, not only in acquiring
additional show property in the way of
tents, wagons ard other paraphernalia,
but in furnishing the most lavishly
magnificent customes for the big free
street parade and the various other
portions of the performance.
This season has seen considerable
rivalry in the field of tented amusements
large circus proprietors vieing with each
other to obtain for their show, and to
present to the public, features that are
novel and entirely new to the arena.
Not only all North America but Europe
as we'll has been carefully covered by
Mr.. Fisk's agents in the effort to obtain
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-06-02
Open Tenders Wanted.

Open tenders will be received by the
board of supervisors of Loan township
Up to the hour of ten o'clock a m on
Tuesday, June 7, 1910, between Sections
21 and %, for the construction of a
stone buttment bridge and grades ap-
preaching same; and at eleven o'clock
upon the same day, between Sections "a
and 35, to build stone buttment bridge
and grade approaches for same. All in
Township 1862. Range SO. Contractors to
furnish all material. Any and all bids
may be rejected by the board of Loan
township.
45-tf JAMES M1REHoUsE, Clerk.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-06-02

was very weak and STOPPING or lifting
caused sharp pains to radiate through
out my body. At such times suffered
intensely, I gradually grew worse and
finally I had to keep off my feet al
together. On the advice of friend, I
procured box of Doan's Kidney Pills
and began their use. They gave prompt
relief and I continued using them until
I was cured. My health was also greatly
improved.
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents,
Foster -Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-06-02
AR'9h? 4t2 County .!!9|.

The farmers should pay more attention
to the weeds this year.
Vacant houses are as scarce as gold
dollars In Calvin at the present time.
Word has been received from Washing
ton that Chas Sillers, formerly of Calvin
is improving.
Clyde will hold monster celebration
on the Glorious Fourth. One of many at
fractions will be three ball games.
Grey township is losing its farmers.
Geo. Morrison, A. NJ. Morrison and
Henderson brothers are going to
Montana the first part of next week.
A rumor has it that the Great North
ern railway running up as far as Con-
crete will extend this branch to Mowbray
this summer.
At meeting of the juniors, base
ball team was organized. They will be
known as the Nekoma Goats. William
Manley was elected manager, Norris
jacobson captain and A. A. Myrand
treasurer.
Dresden's ball team is stated as being
quite badly crippled up by two of their
crack players, their pitcher and short
stop sustaining serious injuries in the
runaway of team while driving home
from Wales onlSunday evening.
Thomas.Burden, a student at Wesley
college, will spend the summer in Eng.
land and expects to leave the early part
of June. Mr.. Burden is from Sarles, but
claims old England as his birthplace
and looks forward with pleasure to his
return to scenes of his early youth
Doc. Morton has rented the. Strom:
gren building at Nekoma and is having
it remodeled and decorated inside. He
intends putting in box ball alley, lunch
counter and pool room. He will hold
an opening dance in the building very
soon.
Judging from the amount Of building
material that has gone out of Nekoms
this spring, this will be a good season
for the contractor and lumberman. Mr.
Hefta has built grain elevator on his
farm and remodeled his barn. He ii
also building $4,000 residence. Mr.
r. McDermand has built a very neat
addition to his house; as have Messrs A
N. Flom and ]. Lorenz, north o
! Nekoma. ..s3 s
On Saturday evening, May %, the
West Hope ball team iournsyed over *
Windy Gates, Manitoba, and tried con
illusions with a picked team Of bal
tossers from Mazda. Windy Gates and
.Mowbray. The weather Was something
fierce but good game was pulled of il
spite OF the cold and wind. Ths acor.
was A to 10 In favor Of West Hope
Batteries; West, Hope; Mcbride ans
Schutt. Windy Gates; Husston ant
Canes. '3Ssl Il 4
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-06-02
ONE WEAK SPOT
Most Langdon People Have a Weak
Part and Too Often It's
the Back 4.

Everyone has weak spot.
!; Too often it's bad back.
{ Twinges follow every sudden twist.
Dull aching keeps up, day and night.
Tells you the kidneys need help l
n For backache ia really kidney ache.
# A kidney cure is what you need. 81
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys.
Cure backache and urinary ills.
L Good proof in the following statement.
Mrs. F. n. HenksL Cando, N. Oak,
says: "For many years suffered from 9
dull pain through the small q my back.
MY kidneys were also disordered and
was annoyed grsatly by irregular pass
ages of the kidney ascretions, \ Ny hack
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-06-02
EIGHTH GRADE EXERCISES.
Program of Cast of Glass Play and Numbers of
Graduates Papers Tomorrow Night.

The eighth grade commencement ex-
ercises will be held tomorrow Friday
evening at the Opera House, on which
auspicious occasion the diplomas will be
presented to the graduating class by
Co. Supt Ridlington. The exercises Of
the evening include short class play in
addition to the numbers rendered by
the graduates and is appended below:
LANGDoN GRAMMAR SCHOOL Glass PLAY
"a BOX OFsMONKEYS."
"a Light Comedy in Two Acts.)
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Edward Ralston a promising young Ameri-
can, who is half owner of the Sierra
gold mine JOHN ROBERTSON
Chauncey Oglethorpe, his partner second
son of Lord Doncaster er............JoHN ORR
Mrs. Ondege Jhones, who is an admirer of
rank. Observation-Disclosures. HoRTENsE MONROE
Sierra Bengaine, her neice. who is wild
prairie rose. DOROTHY PRICE
Lady Guinevera sLlandpoore, an English
primrose, who is the daughter of the
Earl of Paynought. JESSIE MAHoN
SYNOPSIS OF PLAY:
ACT I-Scene: A room in Mr.. Ondego Jbone's
country home,
AoT II-Scene: The same as in Act1
NoTE-Between Acts the following program
will be rendered:
PROGRAM BETWEEN ACTS:
| 1-Song. By Eighth Grade Pupils
"Out on the Deep"
! 2-Reading. .........................Rut Ruth Mahon
"The One Legged Goose
! 3-Reading ........ .......... Edna MCLAUGHLIN
Mr. Bob of YALE
| 4-Reading. ................Edna McDermott
"a Monologue''
5-Song. g................By Eighth Grade Pupils
| Anchored"
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-06-02

the greatest circus acts and features,
and it is safe to say that he has obtained
slightly more than his share of wonder
full attractions making the most COM
plete circus on earth to be shown under
acres of snow-white canvas. The Great
Oode Fisk Shows will exhibit at Lang
don, Friday June 17th.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-06-02

Lame shoulder is almost invariably
caused by rheumatism of the muscles
and yields quickly to the free ap-
plication OF Chamberlain's Imminent.
This liniment is not only prompt and
effectual, but in no way disagreeable to
use. Sold by Close & Co.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-06-02

Regulates the bowels, promotes easy
natural movements, cures constipation
Doan's Regulets Ask your druggist for
them. Twenty fYe cents box.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-06-02

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will brace up the nerves, banlsh
sick headache, prevent dependency
and invigorate the whole system. Sold
by Close & Co.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-06-02

The DEMOCRAT Office has full line of
school supplies including tablets, pencils,
pens,crayons and blank books of all kinds
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-06-02
Notice of Call for Warrants of Rosa
Lake Drain No. |.

Present for payment all warrants on
Rosa Lake Drain No. l, Interest on said
warrant will cease after the date of this
notice.
THos. SHEEEHAN, Co. Treasurer.
Cavalier Co., N. Oak.
Dated at Langdon N. OAK, this 31st
day of May, A. D 1910. 45-47.