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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-23

Dsleaaten fdmmtliher beiitfhtr Vtrs
sins psrtreten. prdlibent u. Sheben
srDffnete bic 0eriammluns uno 6ss
tretdr Rieber perlas oas prototpa.
Der prdiioent nabm Die sSnitallirnns
Der nsuen geamten Dor uno belt eine
sebiegene Reps. Der neue prdiibsnt.
Serr Robert 8. S0reel, belt oaun
feline Mntrittsreoe, in Der er ben 4n=
peienoen ans 9er3 legte, treu CUR
SABINE Su balten uno bic bis jest err
steIten Grrungenfhaftsn fsit3uhdIten
unb su permsbren. Zen ausfheiosus
ben 8eamten puroe Der Dant ausge.
fprohen. - SoIgenDe 8ereine sablten
ihre aopFfteuer: Mnter 9eeeni. lint.
8erein. 5hpdbiitsr lint. 9erein. Ras
tional Gegeni. Il. g.. 0eutIber MlGns
nsr 8erein, pipnisr 9srein, @ermdnia
geg. lint. gerein, Reipport Surnges
meinoe, Wisbemann Mutual gio gers
elm, Campbell Gountp lint. gerein,
Sobne oeutIder pipniere uno bic
Reipport Beneficial Soeistp. Gs
lpuroe ben 9ereinen smpfoblen, 5ur
Stdatstpnpention in Dapton. i'm Sep.
tembsr 8eIsgatsn su ienoeu. bic aud
Der ensIiihen Spruhe mdhtis itnb.
Serr Sprgel periprah ben antpeienDen
gum S6luB, bab bic rdtfte 8eriamms
lung I'M eigensn alublotaI abaeboltsn
tusroe. Soterduf folgte Elm gantett.
9oIt3ei= uno usrsaommiT1r
6. SspoIo 9rehsn nsbit Satin unb
5o6ter, 5rau Soi. Sispbanp, rsiIen
morgeu mad Mt. Clemens. Wi6., no.
ieIbit 5rau arehen ihrer Isibsnosn 9s.
iunoheit ipeesn bic gdbsr nsbmen
nirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-23

Snnrilton Nnseisen, esfal.Notisen
nnb 9ruisfeiten Nnb abSuseben 0fc
Der A. unb Charles Sfrake. llnier
Hgcni fir Samiiton mobnt Np. 301
Worb srpnt Ctr. 1elepb0n SamiltOs
1861. gelcphon nnisres aOrreipou
benten: 393X gel.
- Die Glage oon 8. ). DoOis gss
gen bic 5amilton Gas &c electric Go.
fam ssitern Mcrsen, ipegen gsrs6s
nung pon Wster sWtistbe ipdbrenb Der
Wonats 4pril. Wai unb Suni. Dor
oem Grisbensri6tsr 6. e. 6ainss gum
0erbor. Die RshtsanpGltt q. r..
primmer unb 9egBitt Gone reiht.n
bic alage Elm, neil bic Gas z8sielis
fdaft unseieBlider Meife ben Ronius
menien 10 Gents per Monai ais Wlies
the fir bic 9as1Mstsr berehnets. gR.
8. 8urns ipar als 0ertbeibiaer Der
zGeieufhoft bel benz 0srb0r dps
neieno, obne bic Wertbeibisung uuf5us
nebmen unb bic GassGeielll6oft tpurs
be gu $75 unb ben aoften perurtbeilt.
Der Butler Gountp Gpele alub
pernnItdItets porgeiteru 4benb eineu
Gnritfam/ NIT bonbfhaben. Die ers
ten bier Funbsu !purbeH Ooa Rib Gp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-23

bdubts btfpcbui, nabm BIad bic DOrse-
tnriebene Jnfpeiiicn Dor Da BITE
Dame. ipeIfe ben britten Jfur innt
bat. niht bnbeim lpdr, ping Der nerr
Jnipeitcr NIT benz gemerten tpeg, ocb
er bes Nafmiitdas fpieberiommtn
iperbe. WiitIerireiIs ionnsn Die Grauen
Ter 1tntmtnibGufer einsn stniulen
Vlan aus. fpie lie nem permuihlihsn
einbred'er cine UalIe iiellsn i0nnttn.
slIs gInd gum 3peiisn Mdle srfhisn
uno bic R6u,ne TN briiten fIur infpir
sirtt. bn frhlonsn nie Jrausn plosIih
cir 1biir oss 3immers, In lpsldfm iih
Ter Snfpeitpr befonb. gldd mar Elm
Gefanaentr. Sm Ru bate cine on.
Dere 5ran, bic eseeniiber pobnt. per
1tIepbon bic polisei peritdnoiet. Gs
lp1brtt ouh niht Iange. eo tomtn sipei
poIiseibeomie init sinsm auto hsrdn-
geroffeIt. WittIsripsiie bate iih auf
ole aunoe, bab Gin Ginbreher i'm It
nemsnihoufs einasfdlIoH.n Isi, piel
9olt anasiommslt. als bic poIi3iittn
Bite Sbiir Dffneten unb init pornehnt.
isnem RtpoIper in's 3immsr einoran
gen, oa idhsn lie ben serru Snipeticr
pclisr 9ernunoerunp. Die Sahs lofis
iid1 bann In WohIpsfaIlen ouf, uno bic
QoIisiittn uno Der Jnfpeitor muBten
iiter bic Situa.ion r.fi ber,Iih Ias
ultn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-23

\ ~ 4
ping bon 6omiltor unb .. Gbea bon
Cincinnati asfcdten. Der sipeitetauii.
fanpf mar sipiihen artis 4rniftrons
bon Gbicaso ino Inop geSenob bon
Cincinnati fir bier Runben. Der britt
ts Jouftioinpf fano itott stpilhsn ben
0ebriieern GbarIss unb 6rant 2imes
rid unb tam Bel Der britten Runoe
gum Ibfhlub. Die 5auittdmpfe purs
ben in einem Gffsntlthen QofaI abses
bclten nno purben BON elmer sroBen
Insabl Sportsmdnner bsiuht.
- Dos 1sItonent bss peritorbenen
Dapio StteI nurbe CUR 9eitdtisune
i'm Rahlabseridt sinsereidt. Dererbs
loher nermacbt fsiner Gdttin Dpros
then sStieI ben eauBsn Radldb 5ur
Nubniebuna lpGbrsno ibrsr aebsnssei.
unb nod ibrsm 9lbIsbeu ben 9 aina
bern. Der 9Ohter anun Sttel purbta
aubsrbem $500 psrmahi.
6eiratbsitsine erIaneten geitern:
Carl Jarsuar, 20, uno 9uep groots,
Is, foDie Wl. WedsI, %, unb Carol.
goper, 1S .IdmmtIih pon WsioeIeiotrn.
Dos bitiips itoStifhe GassTes
partement bat i'm Iesttu Wcnat iiber
A Willicnen ssub Gas burh led ses
'porbens asiiungsrObrsn sinaebiibt.
- Den apntrd,torsn Spmmss &c
gsnsins tpurbe Sorgeitsrn Ibsno in
sinsm Rsubnu an Der Siio Siebtntsn
Strabe cine Rite nit 9anotperfseua
bon unbeiannter Sauo ausGsflhrt.
Manor safinsr bat in WioSlss
ioipn bic bon BEN Staeiratb .ineelsis
tetsn Reiolutiouen, Srbindnsen uflp.
fir Die gfIoit,ruug ots bor.iesn
groabfpan nit 'sir.m 8etp beieot.
Der Stabtratb 1T oarubsr bo6It aufs
aebrati.
- 0eorae GdoIe, .. 3sihnsr bon
Cincinnati, une Ssrtba Gabs. q. nns
s.bIit bon bier, eElaHgttn geitern eis
nsn 5eirathsifs,n.
Mbrabom Dennis r.ihte cine
Sheibungstlags 9sgsu 2ouiie Dennis
i'm bieit1en 9eriti sin, tueil fie itu
i'm Sabre 1908 in Cincinnati i'm
Glide Iieb. Tus qaar b,iraibe.e am
%. Sanuar 1879,
- Die 5eusypsbr purbs porltttsn
4beno mad Der I1ohnung BON Ssnrn
WaIih, Ro. AIS Doob Strnbs, esrus
zen. nm elm 5susy in bsm Siibnsriiau
hintsr Der WobnuH9 ju loften. 5err
Walib poIIie bas llnss3iefsr in benz
Stoue nit br.nHDtHoem pnpisr pers
trsibsn une isst, 3ufduis ben Stan in
grano.
- Jrau Sron. R0osI. BON Ro. 619
Central Qoeuus, 5si5tntts ihren 0ots
ten NIT einem SobHtsn.
- Die asrn Usatins IOoI 60. Don
Cincinnati pire asmndhit ibrs Jas
brit Eob SamitcH otrIegen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-23
JmIdnSiidje NaHrid)ten.

-auf elmer Reiie um
bic Weli begriffsn, trai oisfer
Tag. In gup.rior, Dis., Willidm
9ropn aus Ct. Sobns. ReEsguan.
Iano. sebiiriie, elm. 9erieI5, hattie fei.
ner5eii nit sinsm gporssin5 aus ct.
Scbns cine Dett. um bsn ysirs- Don
$4,000 abgefhioHsn, nit sintm Gun
betpogtn iHnerbdlb zines 3eiiiaua.s
BON fiini 5abr.n cine 5our nm bic
Wslt su mdhsH. gr bate an M'eih-
nad)tsiaa 1906 Die Rsiie angs.sst,n
uHb Is bleibi benz Reiitnb;n nur nod,
hie Strsde 5piidsn Supsrior unb osr
6albini.l BON jest Bis gum g9eib.
nnhtsfeit suriifSulsasn, nm ne gD.t.e
~ ssipinntn. ipos ibm sipetftlos at
linsen biirfis. fpenn nift aHporbsrgss
iebens 3ipiihenfdlle sinirsien. las
Osfpann feines M1ae!fxns bsIteli aus
flint 6unben unb sinem MoIf.
Gin qbenieuer. bas er ic.
taIo niht DergsfItn ipirb, erIsbts Wil.
liam g. glad, ipelfsr oils ltloiiiGer
1enemenihous. SnfpeitOr in piilsburg
oHseiieni III. BEL Der Snipsttion eines
apartment s6ouies Der Noroisi.s. Der
erfe Glur bes 6oufss in bon 1rou q.
G6mert betuobnt, bic BEL Wlnd's or.
f6einen b<s Morgsns iofori Dsrbod3t
beste. obpObI oisfsr olIe 3siHen fsi,
Her 4mtsipiirbs porasiats. DegItiiei
nrn 0rnu EHmert unD btren RAD
BARN, ,DelGt ben a,peiten blnr ~ Oe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-23
Sehebne xab Iastpx.

- Sine Delegation Don israusn in
Der Rahbarfhaft Der 8. uno MaIngt
uno 8. uno 9ins Strabe pphnboFt,
erihisn ppr pem 9dpton Gtaptra,b
uno bstIdgten iih iibsr bic Signals
gIoten, tpeIhe Die 6. uno 8. Saan
an ben StraBentreu3unsen anbriHasu
IleB, oa oieIeIbsn ungsfdbr 10 Stuns
ben oes Sages forttpabrsno in gbIs
ttgtett ieien. Ttapor Guinbp psrIi6srs
te ben Gamsn, oab qbbulfs ss'haff:n
fperosn ipiiree. - gbenIo Iiefsn Be
ihDeroen Elm, bic gius Strobs, pon
Der 4. 2Ipsnus nnrolih iiber bic s.
apenue. 81 perbsisrn, sbe yi6ns uno
Spe8ifitationsn osm Staotratb untsrs
brsltet tuurben. SrbinanSen pais
Tirttn fir ben gau zines 24solIicsn
I63u9stanaIs an Der 9. apsnue. Sipis
f6sn Der Ssrrate uno gins Strobs,
fir einen IL uub 18s86uiesn 4bs
Sugs.unaI an Der Ssrrace 2tps., bon
Der 9. Strubt our Sorporattonssais
nie. gas aHeebei Der WaItsr Bros.
fiir Die 8srbeHeruua Der Qllep iups
LID Der Wabsl Ipe., ipuroe esmStras
benzaommitiss uno ben Snesnisur
iberpisieu. - 9i, g,i6nsrbs bss
Wt. gebringer. oab bas WoiTsr sineg
Gretts ourh oas aIts Wsrn Sipsns
tbum IauFs, purbe auf qntrae BEG
StnotanpoItss Stpors ianorirt. -
Staotrath Stat iteats turs Dor
ShIub ben autrag, cine WtafIeupsrz
iammiun9 ein5uhsrufen. I'M uber Die
8er3oasrung Der Gnti6siouue Der
aIuss Der Staot gseen bic II. 8. s..
6c y. Gomponp, Die ginfiihrung BON
30 Gents Gas betrtffsnb, pom Ssiten
bss Ridtsrs gunebIut 3u protsitirsa.
Mapor Guinbp srtIGrte ben 4ntrda
aubsr Gronuns uno fasts, oisiss Mir
be elmer gtibahtuns beg Gsriais
gIsittouwen.
DR larpdpers QToeiotion bon
Bellevue biel; in WabIss 9all, cine
YeriammIung ab. in Der bic ans
nerionBfras. griinoli6 srortsrt puree.
Die msiiien Mitglisoer iino pssen bic
4nneripn an Rspport. Die Serrsn
GoFion, Wm. Rueuen uHb Rihts-
8lsin purnsn ais aommiitss ernannt.
nm Die 9orthsiIs uno Rdtthsi!s eintr
annsrion 81 untsriuhen.
49, Tonaloion 8ropn. II Sabre
alt, Sobn pom 9,prs. grprn bon
Rsnport, fieI an Der 9elIspus gnihin9
Bead uno srlitt sinsn 8ruh ets linz
fen 4rmes.
- Die 5rGul.ins Mdrsuretbe uno
Glifabeta Dsilsr pon 9.nspu, 'ino
ron ihrsr 9ersuiisungsreiie ourh bas
iiioli6e asntudp suriitsetebrt.
5rau W. Roslmepsr, BON Der
Ban @oai. 4ps., gellspus, unb ibr
Sobn Ran fpsiIsn in Detroit, Wih,,
ouf gsfuf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-23
Sine rbeiaiiHe alamm.

Cine rb,iniits alamm2 Run, rpsnn
bieiss Dort bier sebrauft piro, 70 fol
es Hiht cine io bsriibmts ihluhtar.is.
sbdIsnae be3etHtn, tpis ss 3. 3. bic
Siblots, 2i:htsnEsins, 5olsntbaIs.
portnlts, Z, munbsiIamm, bic gia
WaIa uHo ttr 0oSa hu Srisnt irno.
4usir. psnr ss sefatt,i III, GIsin,s
nit 9rOb.m 81 DersIsihsn. 70 BARI
man aud in gslpifsm Slnns pom elmer
mSIamm" IN Der Rbsinpropins fprss
den, uno in i5r.r lImssbung iiibrt fis
iton fsit gaHsem ptsf. gessihuuHs.
Is banoslt ib bier um bic fogsndnnis
gbrbadt!umm, sinen 9heiI Deg Beess
apiihen Dem 0unsriidoorie gahholS
an Der ga5H 8Opparosaaitsldun uRo
bem Woi,!oGts grobsnbah. anidbr.
lid befu6sn Iauisnos bon Jrsmoen
0as ghdI, cuf bas bic aufinsrsiamieii
Der Greunos Iannfhnfilih:t Shonhei'
ten 9slsuti Dsrosn mDpe, aIsroiuss
nur FOLDER. bic has manbtrn nod nitt
psrIsrut ba5sn. benn fir Wasen, Ius
tomobiIs, IyabrrdDer unS Reit.r III bier
.sir plaB. Der fshr lobnsnos 4usftus
piro am bsiisn pon 8Cpporo aus Be-
gonnsn. Turt prohiigs Daiounssn
seIangt man noh 9uhho!s entpeosr
ourh oas SoTsfinens, Groubats. Rprs
oerbuhs ober oos Wuhlibal. Sie ale
bubsn ibrs R,ise unb gorsiise, AUDI on
siussIHsr Stelen entaiifenoe 4usfihs
ten. gDsr raider uno beausmsr CUR
5ohs tommsn fpil, benusi bic 6unss
riitbobn, sjrs Der intereHdnts'isn Berg
babnsn GsutihInnps NIT elmer Rsibe
berporragsnosr, fuRftpolIsr gautsn.
auf Der sritsn 1beilftred. III auf feds
aiIomstsr Qduet elm. Si.ieune bon
msbr aIs brsibunbert Me,.rn ga iibers
pinosn. tptsbalb bic ginFiiguna timer
3abnraoanIag. n1fbis ipar. Noh al.
len Ssitsn bin er0ffnen iid3 tp1hrenb
Der Gobrt iibsrr1fnenbs ausblid.. I'm.
ten breitet iI6 Elm tnoIoier 5phnafb
aus, ourt3ogsn pom iief einst'hnitiss
men 8ahtbdIsrn. GtsiIs 5slienh6bsn
begIeitsH bic gdbn, unb bon Meii.m
sriibt mil T,insn slisernbsn D.n.n Der
RbetH, an osiTen ufsrn tpsibl.uhtenbe
9Drfhsn FrisbIi4 bingslaeUt iinb.
aanefam tpinost iin Der 3ug anfs
lpdrts, ourd mebrers sunnsls uno
iber spet. orsibig uno fiinfsla Dieter
bobe rsbsrfiibrungen bon betr6diliher
Sang. tsuheHo 5isbt bic Wafhin. auf
esipaItiaen Stiibmoutrn unb T0mmen
ipeiter SIMMER ntue Qnnbfhofisbilbef
fsHeln ods auss Der 1otre1ite. Bon
osm einiomsn, fpalbumnsbeneH Wobns
hofe 9udbol3 sebt ss Johann su CUB
nuf funft abfd[Ienb<m Vfoht turf
Buhens unb 1annenipdlber blnab. bes
Ftdnbig b.m aaufe bes 9ahta nn6. Mn
,ipei WlbIsn porbei erreiht man mad
.ttpo anbsrtbnlb Gtunoen ben ;Eu6 <is
nsr anb5be, nuf Der iin moleriih bos
5hiob gh0ns6 er6ett. Der anjtieg
'Ofst sinsgs aHfrsHsuns. lollts absr
:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-23

fuurne nad oem ct. GliIabstb Spfpi.
tai sebraht.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-12-07
SCHOOL t
IToo Late for Last Week.

[Too Late for Last Week.
Below is given the monthly report
of the attendance and class averages of
the public school at Wales for the
month ending November Oath, 1911.
EIGHTH GRADE.
No. of new pupils enrolled during month";. 9
The following pupils were neither tardyFnor
absent during the month:
Pearl Halls Louie Smith
Highest in Rank-Buell Scott
Second in Rank-Louie Smith.
Average Standing ....... ............88 per cent
Per cent of attendance. .9S per cent
SEVENTH GRADE
No. of new pupils enrolled during month";. 4
The following pupils were neither tardy nor
absent during the month:
Lawrence Smith. John Doe
Highest in Rank-Minnie Montgomery,
Second in Rank-Hilda Harder.
Average Standing ....... ..S7 per cent
Per cent of attendance. 90 per cent
SIXTH GRADE
No. of new pupils enrolled during month 6
The following pupils were neither tardy nor
absent during the month:
Archie Halls VIM. II. Taft
Highest in ~Rank-Teddy aetchen
Second in Rank-Millie Davidson.
| Average Standing SO per cent
Per cent of attendance, 81 per cent
FIFTH GRADE
No. of new pupils enrolled during month. -. 8
The following pupils were neither tardy nor
absent during the month:
Malvina Borho Julieta Schietel
Leo Stevens
FOURTH GRADE
No. of new pupils enrolled during month";. .
None of the pupils of this grade were tardy
during the month.
Highest in Rank--Nellie Zotzman.
Second In Rank-Oscar Diemert
THIRD GRADE.
No. of new pupils enrolled during month. 80. .l2
The following pnpils were neither tardy nor
absent during the month;
! Adoiph Hotzman Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-12-07
WALES.

Len Frye was a business visitor down
the line at Langdon on Monday.
Lambert Frank and Ed. Matthew
drove to Hannah on business Wedues-
day.
Mrs w. E. Bell was making calls on
several of her friends on Tuesday of last
week.
Nick Perius of Mt. Carmel was seen
transact ng business in Wales on Wed
nesday of this week.
Heinie Eckenbrock is staying at the
home of George Schill while attending
school in Wales this winter.
Mrs. Chase a sister of Billy Lynch
who some time ago used to live north of
Wales is here making a visit.
Ab Montgomery of Langdon has been
spending a few days this week in Wales
looking after business matters.
George Montgomery Jr., and James
Barnhardt were over to Snowflake the
end of last week taking in the sights.
The supper served in the LeBrun
building last Saturday by the Catholic
ladies was a decided success in every
way. About $40 was cleared.
George Platz has taken charge of the
Pv elevator, which was formerly in
charge of Eph Irvine. We have moi
learned as yet what Mr.. I%rvine's plans
for the future are.
Arrangements are being made to have
exercises in the school house by the
pupils on Friday evening December
22nd. Full particulars as to this Christ.
mas week event will be given by your
correspondent next week.
Miss Rose Sorenson, who has just
completed an eight monuhterm of schoo
in the Hart district, left for her home
in Minnesota on Tuesday. This is the
second term that she has taught here
and she has been made the offer of thu
school for another year, but has no
yet decided about taking it.
Last Saturday was a busy day il
Wales and Auctioneer Tony Kieffer wa
conducting sales here for three or fou
different parties. The principal one be
ing Mrs. Hesche, formerly Mrs. Jas
Bryson of this place. She disposed o
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-12-07

her personal property at the old City
restaurant. Bidding was brisk, and
Notwithstanding that it was a cash sale
everyt was sold at good prices.
The many friend of Miss Anna Hard
er we're surprised on Thursday Of last
when she appeared in town With her
husband, Mr.. D. ]. Wiens, they were
married at the Methodist church in
Langdon by Rev. tScadeng, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiens left here on Tuesday for
Herbert Sask., where they intend to
make their future home and take with
them the best wishes of the t~ownspeople
of Wales.
This week Wales is called upon to bid
farewell to one of its most highly es-
teemed families, Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Ross,
who are removing to Hannah to make
their home for the future. Mr.. Ross is
one of those ssquare, straight forward
business men, whom any community can
little afford to lose. Mrs. Ross has al
ways been prominent in social circles
and a ~tireless church worker and her
place will be hard to fill. In school
Jeans place will be vacant and she will
be missed by the teacher and the
scholars alike. In the past year she has
always ranked first in her class each
month.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-12-07
CORRESPONDENCE
WEST HOPE

The roads are getting quite poor now
a-days, both for sleighing and wheel
ing.
Robert GREY spent a week at Albert
Radford's before returning to the Witzel
farm to finish up his month.
Frank Darling the contractor was up
an this part of the county on Sunday,
He took Miss Carrie OVERLY back with
him. She had been spending a few
days visiting here.
Fred B. FISHERMAN has tired of win
ter teaming and decided to 60 into the
GOOD business d%uringthe balance of win
ter When simmer again of course
Fred will be playing base ball.
Archie Gamble is teaming for Dave
Hope who these fine days thinks he can
do better marketing his crop in Lang
don than at Mowbray, N. D., aver if
there is quite a little difference in the
length of the haul
WOTu was TcCclVSQ ldSC WICK tudt d
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. F,
Ponto, at their new home in the Cana
dian Northwest, where they removed to
from this n~eighborhood a short time
ago. The event occurred on the Both
ult.
Who was it that said the REQ automo
bile wouldn't run through the snow
Mail Carrier Bob Robertson was up tt
Otto G Olson's lace In his car on Sun.
day, accompanied by bis family and has
since then be.n making regular trips
carrying the mail over the route be
tween here ana Langdon.
Elkwood has a new store, which has
recently been opened up by Otto G
Olson just a quarter of a mile west O
the old stand. Elkwood is a good bust
ness point again this fall with the biz
crop that has been harvested, and W,
venture to predict there will be plent,
of business to keep our two stores goin.
with a big run of trade.
Auction sale bills neatly and prompt,
~ 81
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-12-07

Highest in Rank-Annie Grening
Second in Rank-Helen Nickel.
Average Standing 49,. .85 per cent
Per cent of attendance I. SO per cent
SECOND GRADE
No .lof new.pupils enrolled during month ;. 10,
The following pupils were neither tardy nor
absent during the mouth:
Delinia Beaulieu Jean Ross
Ruby Bennes
Highest in Rank-Lillian Nickel
Second in Rank-Edna Schiestel
Average Standing ........ .S3 per cent
Per cent of attendance $50. 81 per cent
FIRST GRADE
No. of new pupils enrolled during month Up
The following pupils were neither tardy nor
absent during the month:
Agnes Schiller Joseph Heillie
Hiehestin Rank. First Class-Jean Ross and
Alta Samuelson.
Highest in Rank. Second Class-Louie La
Ford, Francis Koehmstedt.
Highestin Rank. Third Glass -JosephHeillie
Lulu Beaulieu.
Average Standing. 80 per cent
Per cent of attendance. ............S per cent
Highest score for attendance, punctuality
class work, department, and examinations:
First-Margaret Nickel, 95 per cent.
S~econd-Buell Scott, "a per cent.
Upper Room-Enrollmenr 30 per cent: per
cent of attendance 81 per cent.
Lower Room-Enrollment 81 per cent: per
cent of attendance SO per cent.
Total Enrollment-64 per cent.
Total Attendance 95 per cent.
New pupils enrolled during the week ending
Friday, November 25th, 1911,
Robert Dew Johnny Platz
Melvina Halls Pearl Montgomery
Edna Tapson
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-12-07

Auction sale bills neatly and promptly
printed on short notice by the DEMOCRAT
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-12-07

TAKEN UP-At the farm of the undersigned
calves. three of them are heiiers and one is a
bull calf, color red, The same can be had by
owner upon proper identification and the pay
men OF costs and expenses incurred other
wise the property will be disposed of as pro-
vided by law VIM. Shelley, Iona. 2O.22
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-12-07

L%angdon, on Saturday. December
End 1911; a coon skin driving mitt, Same can
be had by owner upon proper Identification
and payment of advertising charges Upon ap.
plicatiOn at Sheriff Drury's office POI
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-12-07
WANT Column
. h

i ADVERTISEMENTS viii oe inserted in this
"A column for One Cent a Word each insertion
No advertisement inserted for less than fifteen
town orders. The rate for the insertion o.
business locals among pure reading matter will
hereafter be ten cents perl;co each insertion.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-10-19
Prowers County Wants Money.

Lamar-The district court at Den
yer will inquire into the House Bill
No. 200 fiasco. Attorneys represent
ing State Auditor Leidy and the
county commissioners of Prowers
county will appear before Judge Rid
die and another interesting chapter
may be added TO the already enter
tanning history OF the last General AS
sembly's financial muddle. The Prov
ers county authorities seek TO compel
by mandumus the payment Of $500
their portion Of the recent s250.0O0 ap-
preparation to the highway commits
sion for use In the construction of
good roads. The auditor has said that
the bill which authorized this money
to the commissions credit is invalid.
since on the Senate journal no roll
call appears to record its final pas
sage. Leddy has accordingly trans
ferred no money to the commissions
special fund. and he refuses to honor
the Prowers county voucher.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-10-19
Stops a Deep Seated
Cough in a Hurry
A Family Supply Of unequaIed Cough
Remedy for 5oc-Money Re-
funded II IL Falls.

Cough medicines. as a rule, contain q
large proportion Of plain syrup-a good in
gredient, but one that anyone can make.
A pint Of granulated sugar, with IL pint
Of warm water. stirred for minutes, gives
you as good syrup as money can buy.
A 5o-cent bottle of Pinex, mixed in q
pint bottle with homemade sugar syrup,
gives you a full pint of really better cough
$3.50. There's clear saving Of 500. Full
directions in package.
And money couldn't buy q quicker,
better remedy. Takes hold at once, gives
almost instant relief. and usually stops
the most obstinate, deep-seated cough in
p hours. 1t stimulates the appetite, is
slightly laxative and has pleasant taste
children take il willingly. Splendid for
hoarseness, asthma, chest pains, and other
throat troubles. and unequaled for prompt
results in whooping cough.
PInex is a special and highly concen-
trated compound of imported Norway
White Pine extract, and Is rich in guaiacol
and other natural healing pine elements.
Simply mix il as directed with sugar syrup
or strained honey, and it is ready for use,
Used in more homes in the U. 5. and
Canada than any other cough remedy.
PInex has often been initiated, but never
successfully, for nothing else will produce
the same results. The genuine is guaran-
teed to give absolute satisfaction or money
refunded. Certificate of guarantee is
wrapped in each package. Your druggist
has Pinex or will get it for you. II not,
send TO The Pinex Co., 23i Main St., Fl.
Wayne, Ind.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-10-19
Precocious Willie.

PA" came little willie's voice from
the darkness OF the nursery.
Pa gave a bad imitation of a snore.
He was tired and did not wish TO be
disturbed.
PA" came the little voice again.
What is IL. Willie?" replied his
father. sleepily.
''Tum in here. ! want to asst you
sumpin'." said the lite voice.
So pa rose up from his down couch
and putting on his bathrobe and Slip
pers. marched into the nursery.
We'll. what is IL now?" he asked.
Say. pa" said little Willie. ''if you
was to feed the COW on soap would she
give shaving ream?"-Harper's Week
ly.