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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-28
MISS REID NOT MURDERED,
American Girl Accidentally Drowned
at Naples.

Naples, April est has been
found that Miss Estelle Reid, whose
body was washed ashore here two
days ago, was Californian. She
had resided abroad for seven years.
AS result of post norton ex-
animation held it was decided that
her death was due entirely to drown
ing and that decorations found on the
body were caused after her death by
the body striking the rocks before it
was cast ashore.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02

bilngeu uifp., limo an rid,ten an Den
bo6ip. 6ru. Yiarrer Sob. Sieicr in
@arnif. - @ramen. Serr Sos.
Sai6 aus Seffingeu bat pas gramsn
fir Die erite Ganbibatur in Sanbelsz
unb goniulnr 8iienIhaften an Der
9oipener lluioeriitGt nit Ius5eihnung
%beItnnben. - @ e D a I N e / | c.
Sen Sri9aoiers Sentges aus Slime
lingen uno Shleih aus Cid q. 3.
Gl5., lit BON beutihen &aiier bas auz
gemeine Gbren5cihen perliebcu ipprs
ben. GrtrdSug. Wit Den,
gcitrigen grtra5ug Tetin9en : Yaris
bnbcn lid 100 Surentburger nn6 Der
fran5oiiiden 9auptitabt begebcu. INN
BENT iranSDiiiden Natioualfeit bei5uz
iuobnen. - Ser @roBberSo9 bon 3D.
ben bat unIerem fiir5lih bon Der Sanz
belsbphifule Berlin on Die Sanbelsz
bp6ihule Wannbeim ais bauptamtz
lihcn So5enten fiir Sauoel5piiienz
ifnften berufeneneu 9ano5mann.
Srn. Or. albert Gaines aus 2uremz
burg. ben Yrofeiortitel perlieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02

tldmmert er iif al bcn Irm un0
miro nun 5uerit 10 bonn 8oben aufge>
boben unb bann III i6aufelnbe Be-
iueguna 9ebraht. iplange bas Wlitter
uno Sinh eben a~usbaltcn. Sdmu
fonumt cine &letter> ~llebung - ntht
geraoe aiinitig fir Diamas pompoien
Iorsenrod - 3u Der iitJ Sabp piebcr
Die 5dnoe reifen ldBt. iih iteif seseu
Wamds SUB itenlmt uno ii III beis
nabe lpugerehter Ste[lng Die alets
terei untcruimmt. Die INNER bamit
enoet. Sab CT, .oben~ angeIangt.
Mama I'M Den Sals fdut.
Iue oieie l%lcbungen iino auh fir
feline Oidbd3en aeeignet unb perfeblen
and auf Den jungen lpeiblihen Srsas
nismus nidt ibre itdblenbe Wirfung.
Sir groBcrc &inoer, fiir STINT uno
Schsidbriae, fonncn lid bieien pors
9efiibrtcn llcbungen nod cine Heibe
lpeiterer Ifrobntif Stiidfen dnfiigen.
bic cine entipideltcre Contribution pers
langen. unb bic bel Den 8arten Ilterss
itufen nod niht ratbiam mdrcn. Sd
gibt es cine aiisge5eidlnetc 8udens
bellge. bic bic fleilen @pmnaiten ims
mer nit beredtigtem StoI5e erfiiat.
Snpa iibernintmt babel am beiten mai
Die NoQe bcs Surnmeiitcrs lqto Ieet
iid on3u aut chen gelp6Hulidert
StIhl unb bebt ben aleinen nuf eines
ieincr anie; bieicr ltredt Die Siibcten
inter Die aniefeble bon Yapns anz
berem 8ein. uuo 5ipar 10, Dab or NIT
ben SuBbldttern unb 3sbcn od pols
fommen Salt geipinnt. Die Irnte
iiber Der Sruit setreu5t, ldbt lid ods
9iuo Nun lauginm mad, binteu %iinfen.
bis es (lpcnu cs ein filbner fleiuer
Ifrobat iit) nit Dem aopf ienfreht
iibcr Dem @rbboben bdnet. @benio
erbebt es lid ipieber lansiam in Die
iisenbe anianssitellIng. Sieie llebung
lit cine Der porSiislihiten. Die es iiberz
baupt sibt; oas gauge WusfelsS pitem
lit babel in lansinmer bartender Irs
belt. Das Slut freiit lebbaft, Die Saut
idrbt lid roia, Die Iu9en leud,ten.
Iuh Glimm3iige fperben eeiibt. Ber
fam lie beute nod cntbebren? llnlere
SDbnc unb S0dter iperDen Suftihiffer
unb 2uftifiiierinnen iein. ipie mir
criminals itol8e HaOler nno Hablerins
men aeipeien iiuo. 8letter< llebilngen
uno alimmsiiee iinb fir bieien nelen
Sport p~orIdufis bic notbipenoieiten
llebunsen. Die Seber fDrnen muaB. bet
ben Cling in Die 2iifte 81 fpagcn lno
audi lpieber moglih slutt gu Ianben
geeenft. - 8abn -nls mooerner Itbz
let unb SufunftSs @pmrait luiro aud
in picien Singen Neiitcr ipcrben. =
.Sentihe SdIsfrai."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02

bale, Soma. Inn Gle Semitb 81 be-
llihcn, ipel6e ipegen 2un9entranfbeit
I'M borti9en Soipital ipeilt. Im
Sreita9 erbielt Die Samilie Slid.
Sbiaips bon Sor Sorpnibip Die trall<
rige gtahriht, baB ibre Sodter Naria
in Battle @puntain. Hepaba. an ibrem
80. @eburtstaee beim Baden ertrunz
fen lei unb purbe Die 2eihe Rontag
ertpartet. Sas lit elm barter Shlaa
fir Die camille Tbiaips, bate lie bod
Die Spfter in einisen Sa9en auf Be-
Judi eripurtet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
Son u ntunic 2.
(Sn 6ipei Sbeileu.)

SaB ale bieie atbmungs> llebunsen
nifts dnocrs ais IN gut geliifteten
Hdllmcn unb beauemlter &leibune
norgenommen iperben, lit lpobl lelbits
oeritdnblid. ionit brtnscn Tie cher
Shaoen dls ghiseu. Sic hiloen Den
etiuas e%rnitbaften. einleitenben Sbeil
oes Itbletifs Spieles. bd5 i'm lpeiteren
allerbanb 2uitiges unb Spanuenoes
fir Den fleiuen aerl bringen muB.
On bat lid MN 3. 9. Mama iest AM
Den gobcn sefauert; alf auie unS
Sdnbe miseitiiet. boot lie fpie cine
Ydrin ba uub befieblt. baB 8abp tic
ipeitcrihic6cu ober gar lrriperfeu ioq,
mas Der aleiue MIR sl geril periuden
pirb. Sa5u miB or allc 9rdfte II
%ipannen, linb Wauna beobaftet gez
lpiiienbaft, mic LANCE ieine Initrenss
llne gu ipdbren bat. che er = iie9t;
oenn baS mub cr mif nue Sale.
@elh' Elm Triumph fiir unieru tleinen
4tbletenl Mm arbern Wergen bat
lid Man,a etipaS Heucs alisgebaft.
nobel Saters pielbeipllmherter Stod
mitipielen mlB. Mama leDt i'm aui
Den Seppih. tritt NIT benz eincn Snb
felt nuf pns untere Gnbe. Den 5~ipeiten
iest Tie leiftcr babor auf ben Stod.
ben unier Ntblet nun bonn 9oben mog>
lihit bob a%ui5ubcbeu bat. @ama
pirb wicber beiiegt uno rutfht
lnhenb 0 benz Stpdenbe nit ben
SiiBen ab. 9nbp fdqt bel bteier @es
legenbcit bcinabe aui ben Hiideu. aber
Wama bat Den Stod sliidlid nod err
fpiift uno halt ibn jest ant intcren
gnbe nit ben Sdnben felt - elm neuer
aampf eutIpinnt lid. elm Serren uno
Winoen unb Iin9en. bel benz 8ubp
olleroings beoeutcno I'M Sortbeil TIT;
oenn er bdlt oaS ~gebogene Gnbe. unb
Wanra piro unb mlb pas auDere cnhs
lid fabren lalIeu - er ipannt ole
Sanbs. Nrms unb 8eiumusfeln an.
bis CT nun pirflih - auf benz Hiioen
sappelt. ipieoer ais Sieger! Zen
Stod bat CT bod befommen. Iber
Iiitter bat ihon pieber etpaS Neues
IN Dem tpuuoerpolen @rmnaitifipiel.
Sic ldbt i'm icet niht in Die Sobe;
iie ipeib cine gan5 peritmiete Nrt.
ipie CT. obnc bic 8eine unb Den &orper
5i belpe9en. mieber alf Die SIbe fonts
men miro. or itredt lid oa5u in
itramme gcraoe Hiidenlasc. ihliebt
bic 2nie nnb Saden felt ancinanoer
unb itiist lid nit ben Iesteren aegcn
@antdS aus9eitredten 5ub. Mdts
bcipest lid on benz sun5eu fieinen
8erl. nur Die Augen bitten. nno Die
Sdnbben %erfaiien einen 3aideutuhs
5ipiel. ben Ran,a perlodenO Dor i'm,
bin unb Der peneeln ldbt. Iamd
3icbt itramm al Dem Su6. unb 8abp
fonmt iteif unb itarr pie cine fleine
Silbidule IN bic Sobe uuo ipieber aui
feline Yepale. Ib. bas lit iamosl
Yon bieiem SpaB fonnen uniere 8Ieis
nen ME senug befommen. Sebn Wal
nolen tic baS Nui5ieben p~ieberboleu,
has linen elm BcfIbl bon ipobliger
Strait IN Hiiden, Sfultern. 3reu3 uni
S6enfeln gibt. Ntama aber bdlt Die
Mtbletifs Yrobeu ieet fir abaei6loiien
unb ipiinibt nm ein ipcnis Ifrobatil
nit ibrem fleinen S6iler 81 treiben
Der MIR 3u aerne auf Sieie complis
5irteren Wanopcr ein9cben piro.
Sa gibt es suerit llebnnsen .arr
Barren. ben bier Ramas rette,
Irm bartlett. Sic bat cines ieinel
Sdnoheu felt eriabt, nit Dem aueerr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
Wer BEN Gbeitanb mill trSblid

genieRen.
Wcr Den Gbeitanb mill fr1blih
geuicbcn.
Ter muB lid Der 2iebc erihlieBen.
Seun mo Siebe unO @intraht itets
lpohnt.
Birb Der gbeitauo nit Seseu belobnt.
Souten Den Wann Die Sorgen emit
briiden,
60 ioa bic Srau nit beitercn 8liden
Stets trdften i'm nit 2isbc 81
erfreileu
llnb Dem Wanu ieiuc Sorsen 5ers
Itreuen.
Aud) ioll Der 0iann isiue Yiliht nidt
perleBen,
Seine Srau tets ebreu unb id)dsen,
Senn no 2iebe uno @intradt inl
6auS,
Strobe 5ose bIeiben oa nibt aus.
Soute Irmutb bic 2iebe emit itDrcn.
60 ipu Hiemanb Der anOern 8laae
boron.
Seoer TRACE iein &eioen nit Weoulb.
Nie gebe Giner bent Inoern Die
SGulo.
Sbne Heihtbum lebt Idnfcr 3us
frieben,
Wenn ailh Irmutb i'm briidct
b%ienieDeu.
Cbne Heihtbum lebt Iauher uerz
9niist.
Benu aud Irnutb 81 Sooen ibn
biegt.
Solte Der IllmGdti9c pas 8aub emit
trennen,
60 iolIeu tic lid Die 8rbe chamber
gounen.
Was ibr gcihlporcn pur'm bl. altar,
Sas ballet aud, felt bis CUR Sobtcns
bubr.
- - =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
Der Batter fommt.

Ser Water fonmtl" ga ipcrben
fleiue. runoc 8eiihter lang unb frpbs
Iifc Stimmen itub perflun9en. Sds
Spielseus pirb in Den Weriblos ges
itedt, unb Die Wutter blidt uuf9ere9t
mad Der 5biir. 3leinden ipirb ihnell
nit einem alnmpen 3uder beitoden.
nm Srieben 5u balten. Ses Yaters
@eihdftsmiene beitert lid niht mn
cine Wlisfel uuf. unb Die fleine
8ruppe Der &inber brdn9t it'd miibe
in eineu @intel. Damn ipiro baS
N%benobrot 10 it'll perSebrt. ais ipenn
bas Spreden burb Statutenbuh pcr<
botcn iudrc. uno Die ainoer frie6en
Dand6 ipic gerbreder 3u 8ctt, lid,
~ipunoerno, oaB aleiuden 10 lnut
prablen burfte. ba bod Der @utcr ses
fomnlen mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
IL.

Ser Iater fonumt!" unb bene
Augen gldn5en Dor SreltSc unb ficine
Sii6e tansen por 8ergniigen. gifrige
@eitbter brdneen iid ON Die Seniters
iheibeu. unb ELM Srupp roiiser
&inSerfen furbern &iiB6en an Der
5biir. 8ilberbii6er liegen unper>
lpieien aui Dem Glide, hnS 3rciiel
unb gdue. Yuppen uno Srahcn lpers
ben seuau unterIu6t. Die feline
gmnp legt ibre peihe Wanae NIT
benz furdtioieiten Yertrauen an ben
pGterliden 8adenbart; Mamas @es
iiht nirb per9niigt, nno oaS Gbenbs
sebet ipirb ui6t leile, ionbern laut ges
Iprod,cn. Sas Nbeuobrpt uno Die
3eit per9ing nit gleifer 9eihpinoigs
felt. oem Der Subel mar einse5ogeu
unb der Batter mar setommen"l
- y y
Simnfprnh.
Ser @roBe itiir5t: iebt ieinen @iinits
ling flieb'n.
Der Irme iteist, unp Seinbe lieben
ibn.
go melt ideint 2iebe na6 Dem Slid
6u fpdblen;
Wer i'm nidt brnuobt. benz fpirb elm
Sreunb nift feblen.
limb iper in Notb perilft Den falideu
Sreunb.
gertpaubelt i'm ioslei1 in ieinen
Seinb. (Sbafeipedrc.)
-&-+-$-
- gitelfeit lit cine roia Sriae.
burh Die man nrr iih. aber nicmulS
bic anSeren iiebt.
8eiier elm einfa1es Wabl in
SuirieScnbeit. ais eiu sebrohenes
Ser5 unb fran3oiii6es 1ienn.
Den @adnnern iase id oieies:
gs 9iebt feline Strait obue @abrbeit,
nno Den Sruuen lei cs sciast: Glue
8abrbeit siebt es feline anmutb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02

Mama, bic ~surmmciiterin.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-02-10
Town Named Peculiar.

"'Name it something peculiar was
the closing phrase in q letter we re.
ceived from the postof1ice department
a score Of years ago when half a doz-
Ell names had been suggested and
were all turned down by the depart
ment for our little town in Cass coun-
ty, Mo-" said a leading grain and
stock nan of that place.
"Well. to make q long story short.
we took the word peculiar and sent
it back to the postoffice department.
They approved it. and Peculiar we
named it, and it has been known as
that ever since.
"We have a good town and don't
mind how many jokes people crack at
u expense. The more they talk
about us the faster we grow"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-02-10
THE BILLBOARD EVIL.
Montclair IN. J.) Society Fighting to
Eliminate AdvertisirJ Posters.

ssS'bJ ! oSlCISs
The Mountain society, devoted to
lettering conditions in the northern
portion Of the town Of Montclair. N.
j., is making it known to the mer-
chants ~thereabout that If they want
the custom Of it's members they must
advertise in a seemly way. And this,
they say, is not via the billboard. The
society has issued this statement:
"There is no legal way to prevent
the erection of such signs on private
property o. to cause their removal
after they are erected, but the COM
munity has in it's hands an effective
method of making them worthless by
refusing to buy goods so advertised.
No advertiser will spend his money on
such displays when it is we'll under
stood that the community which he
seeks to interest in his goods is averse
to that kind Of advertising.'
And these reformers 60 further
still. They are sending out caro-
with the statement, II am opposed 70
the erection of signs for advertising
purposes in Upper Montclair, and the
policy of my family is not to buy
goods advertised in that manner"
This statement the society requests is
members to sign and return.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-02-10
to Milwaukee, where he received medi-
cal treatment at a sanitarium.

cal treatment at q Sanltarlum.
An eventsof some1ittle interest around
here this week was the wedding Monday
of Lambert Frank of Mt. Carmel to
Miss Cora Fults, of Wang, the affair oc-
curing at Walhalla.
Dances compose the main attraction
with our young people these days and
Monday night there we're two of these
social events, one at Joseph Boesl's and
the other at Lawrence Fritz's. Yester-
day, beng Ash Wednesday, ushered in
the Lenten period of forty days which
will for the time being put dancing
into allegiance.
Last evening, Wednesday, a spelling
contest was held at the school house,
the opposing teams being composed of
pupils who have been attending the
winter term of private school conducted
during the past six weeks by Professor
Boyer. The evenings entertainment
was further enlivened by a program of
we'll rendered vocal and instrumental
musical numbers.
Since the opening late in the fall of
the Donovan elevator at the new town
of Mowbray with John Robertson as the
grain buyer there has been considerable
of the crop from this settlement mar
keted there. The Mowbray elevator to
date this season has handled more than
100000 bushels of grain and given a gen
eral satisfaction to the seller. The dis
lance from Mt. Carmel to Mowbray
is less than nine miles and good roads,
while the haul to Langdun is fourteen.
Mt. Carmel people are more than a
little interested in a meeting which is
being held at Wales, on Thursday, Ito.
day when it is expected the o~rganiza-
ton will be started with the purpose of
building a farmers telephone line run
ming from Wales to Mt. Carmel and per-
haps extend it north to the boundary line
at Mowbray. This new line of telephone
to Mt. Carmel is pretty certain to be put
through as soon as the snow is off the
ground this spring.
Friday of last week, the 4th inst, the
funeral of Frank Bergman was held from
the Catholic church here. Rev. Dougher-
ty of Langdon officiating in the absence
of the parish priest. Deceased was a
a son of Jake Bergman, a we'll known
pioneer of the Mt. Carmel settlement.
He was about thirty-three years old and
died at the Morden, Man, hospital fol
lowing an illness of typhoid fever, a re.
lapse on the eve of recovery being fol
lowed by a fatal attack of inflammation
Of the bowels. He was we'll known and
had several relatives in the vicinity OF
Mt. Carmel and Wales, where he had re-
sided a number of years.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-02-10

Charley, DEAR" said young Mrs.
Torkins, you must stop worrying
about household Details"
"What'S the trouble noW2n
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-02-10
CORRESPONDENCE
OLGA

Miss Clara Moog, of St. Cloud is here
visiting with her brother, Will.
Mrs, VIM. Moog who has been very
i'll for the past week issslowly recovering
That she will 500 be around again is
the wish of her many friends.
The meeting held to organize a cream
cry company for the purpose of operat-
ing a creamery in Olga next summer
was we'll attended. Federal Dairy Ex-
pert Joel G. Winkler, OF Crookston,
Dairy Commissioner r. F. Flint we're
present as also was Mr.. Hoy of Hoy &
Sons contractors and builders of Fargo.
A. C%ampeau secretary of the commercial
club called the meeting to order. S..
Cross was chosen chairman and 4. G..
Luke secretary after MI. Winkler and
Mr.. Flint had given some very in
structive talks the meeting proceeded to
organize, a name was chosen The Olga
Cooperative Creamery Association to
be Incorporated in the sum of $4,000,
shares to be set at $50 each and each
shareholder limited to four shares, J. B.
Beauchamp, A. Campeau, James Little,
Il. Hardy and w. II. Slater were chosen
as a committee to report as to the senti-
ment of the farmers in their respective
neighborhoods regarding the project
and the number of cows that could be
secured. The meeting adjourned to
meet again Thursday the 18th day of
February at o'clock p. ~.
Death of Miss Kate McKeown-It is
with deep regret we report the death at
st Michaels hospital of Miss Kate Nc
heown who for oyer twenty years has
resided with her brother John Nc
heown four and a half miles west of
Olga. Miss McKeown came to this
country shortly after her brother from
Ontario and was one of the pioneer set
tiers making a home upon the prairies
when there was nothing but sod shanties
and Vely few of them. She has always
been a prominent church member and
was one of those women whom it was a
pleasure to number among your &C
quaintance and wnom you we're fortu-
nate to have for an intimate friend. Miss
McKeown died Thursday the 3rd, inst,
and was buried Saturday the 9th the
body being shipped to Osnabrock from
Grand Forks and inferred beside her
mother and brother in the Olga Catholic
burial ground. A very large number OF
frie, DIS and neighbors were at the
funeral and many were the expressions
of sympathy for her bereaved brother
whose constant companion she was fol
so many years. She leaves to mourn
her loss two brothers John and Tom
who have our sincere sympathy.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-02-10
The Penalties of Indifference,


Following is q sermon on town
improvement that should be read by
every man residing in rural sections
throughout the country: The man who.
expanding his energies wholly on pri-
vate affairs. refuses to take trouble
about public affairs. pluming himself
on his wisdom in minding his own
business, is blind to the fact that his
own business is made possible only by
maintenance Of a healthy social state
and that lie loses all around by de-
fective governmental arrangements.
Where there are many like minded
with himself-where as a consequence
offices come to be filed by political ad~
v%enturers and opinion Is swayed by
demagogues-where bribery v~itiates
the administration Of law and makes
fraudulent state transactions habitual,
heavy penalties fall on the communi-
ty at large and. among others, on
those who have thus done everything
for self and nothing for society. Their
investments are insecure. Recovery IF
their debts is difficult, and even their
lives are less safe than they would
otherwise ave been.-Herbert Spen-
Ger.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-02-10
NIT. CARMEL.

The regular term of Mt Carmel village
school will reopen on Monday, the 18th,
having been closed since the Christmas
holidays.
Rev. Father Hiltner arrived home Sat-
urday from a visit of two or three weeks
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-02-10
Be a Friend of Home.

When you want to buy an article Of
merchandise buy it of a reputable
home dealer that the profit may re-
main to enrich the community. Send
your money abroad only for what you
cannot purchase ut home. Home tai
ent, home labor, home industry. home
capital and home pleasures are things
to be fostered, encouraged and patron
lied H.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-02-10
He Advertised at Last.

Here is a lesson in the advertising
line from the Mail Order Journal:
was a man in our town who thought
he was wondrous wise.
He swore by all the tabled gods that he'd
never advertise.
But, alas, he advertised. and thereby
hangs a tale.
His d was set in nonpareil and headed
"Sheriff's Sale"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-02-10

Most disfiguring skin eruptions,scrofu
la. pimples, rashes ETC., are due to i'm
pure blood. Burdock Blood Bitters is a
cleansing blood tonic. Makes you clear
eyed, clear Drained, clear skinned.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-02-10
DAN R1DLrNaroN, Superintendent

If you haven't the time to exercise
regularly, Doan's Regule:s will prevent
constipation. They induce a mild. easy,
healthful action Of the bowels with ut
gripping. Ask your druggist for them.
25c.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-02-10

"You were talking in your sleep
again last night. Every once in awhile
you would use some expletive and say.
Gimme some more chips You really
must get your mind off the wood pile"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-02-10
WHEAT MARKET

Prices corrected up to noon Thursday, Feb.
~, 1910, by Agent Frank Briggs Of the Farmers
Elevator Co., Langdon, N. Oak.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-02-10
Are You One Of the "Theys?"

Are You One of the "Theys?"
Why dom they keep the streets a little
cleaner?
You ask. with deep annoyance not I'M
due.
Why don't they keep the parks a little
greener?
Odd you ever stop to think that they
means you?)
How long will they permit this graft and
stealing?
Why don't they see the courts are clean
and true?
Why will they wink at crooked public
dealing?
Odd you ever stop to think that they
means your
Life.
The Tramp-Kind lady, wouIu yer
please give a poor man a bite to eat?
The Lady-What? You here again!
I will call my husband Immediately.
Pardon me, madam. You would
lake a charming widow. but / am no
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-02-10
MONTHLYssCHOOL REPORT.
Report of the Langdon City Schools for the
"<'i Month Ending February a. 1910.

Below is given the report of attend
ance and work done in the Langdon
Public Schools for the month ending
February 4, 1910.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-01-22
s. 5. LINE
 ID 5. [. ALASKA
(ey Alaska News 5ureau)

VICTORIA, B. c. Jan. 22-Capt Nicholson, marine manager for the Grand Trunk Pacific railroad, stated today that the Grand Trunk railroad would undoubtedly operate a steam ship line between its Prince Rupert terminals and Southeastern Alaskan ports, with connections to the inter for. The road is expected to be com. pleted in l9l2.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-01-22

The concert given by the Sitka Cottage band at Elks' hall last night was a rare treat to the music lovers of skagway and 1t is safe to assert that no one who heard the concert but went away delighted with the artistic worth of the program present ed.
 The Sitka natives play good music music that would be worthy Of con sideration anywhere. Their tech niQue is remarkable, their time is per feet and they interpret the compost tions with a thorough and sympathet. ic understanding. withal their music has an unusual element, doubtless due to the temperameutal peculiarities Of the natives.
 The band consists of twenty-five pieces and it is welded into har, monious whole under the able conduc, torship of John Willard. He has his men in perfect control at all times and they respond readily to to his leadership.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-01-22
B0LD BANDITS L00T TRAIN

The men dynamited the express car and are believed to have secured about $5OOOO. The passengers were not molested
 When word of the robbery was wir- CT to this city a special train with deputies on board at once left for the scene of the crime.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-01-22
LEADS
 MINE WORKERS
Csy Alaska News Bureau)

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Jan. 2l-Pres' ident Lewis of the United Mine Work CTS was reelected today and Charles Mover was selected as the head of the conference committee.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-01-22
TEDDY KILLS
 RHIN0CEBO5
CBy Alaska Nsws Bureau)I

WADELIA, Africa. Jan, 22-A nat i've runner arrived here today with the information that Col. Roosevelt had recently killed three bulls and tw O cows of the white rhInoceros family.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-01-22

Miss Case is the sister of w. H. Case of Juneau. formerly of Skagway Miss Case is the possessOr Of a very fine voice and has studied abroad and has won some fame as a singer. Last spring on her return from Paris she was reported to be engaged to Claus SpreckleS. the son Of the San Fran cisco sugar king. Spreckles senior is generally thought to have broken off Lhe match.