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The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-11-28
Satisfying Honor In India.

They had peculiar way of going
into bankruptcy among the Marawaris
in India. now unhappily giving way to
the less picturesque method of the
white man. When a man could not pay
his bills he would summon his cred
itors. They were ushered into room
In which the thakur. or household god.
was enshrined. but covered up with a
cloth and with the face turned to the
wall in order that it might not witness
the scene that was to follow. The in
solvent would then. in garb of mourn
ing, lie on the floor, presenting his
back to his creditors. who. on a given
signal, would fall on him with shoes
and slippers and belabor him till their
wrath was exhausted The beating
finished, honor was declared to be
satisfied all around.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-11-28
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASH
INGToN, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF PEND

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASH
INGToN, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF PEND
OREILLE.
In the Matter of the Estate of Frank E. Booth,
Deceased-Order to Show Cause.
Sidney w Rogers administrator OF the estate
of Frank E. Booth deceased, having filed here
petition praying for an order for the sale
of the real estate of deceased, for tAe purpose
therein set forth, it is ordered by the court
that all persons interested in the estate of said
deceased appear before the said Superior Court
on the 23rd day of December, 1912 Monday at
9 80 O'Clock in the forenoon of said day, at the
courthouse in the Town of Newport, Pend
Oreille county, Washington, to show cause why
ministrator to sell the real estate of said de-
ceased at public cash sale; and that a copy OF
this order be published at least four successive
weeks III the Newport Miner, newspaper pub
lished and printed in the Town of Newport, in
said county and state
Dated this 25,h day of November, 1912
1874 F. K. P. BASKE, Judge.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-11-28

Reported by the Pend Oreille County
Abstract Co., of Newport, Wash.
Patents-U S to Susan A Fleming,
lots l and and Sd net, 2-3O-43.
Deed Paxson ct vir to D R Inman,
81, 81 of sw4 of ne4, 29-32-43.
Proof of Labor-H P Glass to the
Public, Sunday Noon, Morning, Snow
Storm and East End Fraction, Newport
district.
Patents u S to Mary E jerks, nj
ne4. sci ne4 and ne4 sci, 1O-3O-45.
U S to. Chas A Wike, 81 nw4, 1, SCI
ne4 and ne4 SCI, 2-37-41.
Deed-Sam Chavis to Mrs A L Evans,
81, nw4 nw4, 2932-43.
Bill of Sale-D C Neafus to Krol
Lbr Co, $4,000, 800, feet lumber.
Deeds IS G Mathews to Henry Paetel
ea of mel of sw4 of SET of ne4, 29-32-43
Effiie E Judson ct al to VIM Moeser
lot 1, blk 7, Scott's End add to Newport
Willard Cleland to Andrew Kriger
$3.50, e3 sw4 and SCI nw4, 34-38-42.
Proof of Labor E Alger to the Public
Key Fraction, Last Chance, Idaho &
Montana claims, Newport district.
Oomplaints-I & W N R R VS. T :
Gibbs ct al, No. 100, foreclosure o:
mortgage on lots II and 20, blk Is
Talmadge's add to Newport.
Zada A Huff VS. James C Huff, No
1913, divorce and acre in sci sw4, "a
34-43.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-11-28

DR.. H. F. Kennedy, Veterinary Sur
geon. Office with Newport Washington
Land Co. Leave night calls at resi-
dence. Phone 1873. 38tf
For HUNTERs-If you like your heads,
birds and rugs lifelike mounted, send to
Forrest & Mohr, 21O3 S. Howard ST.,
Spokane, Wash. Phone Main 1868. Pig
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-11-28

Hunts Livery and Feed Stable, To-
Gated on the South Side, is now open,
and fair share of your patronage is
respectfully solicited. Large, roomy
stalls, with or without feed, at moder-
ate rates. Horses for sale or trade,
from 900 to 1900 lbs. Prices from SAC
to $500. Give us a trial. Phone 1882.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-11-28

Is your husband cross? An irritable,
fault-fnding disposition is often due to a
disordered stomach. A man with good
disposition is nearly always good ma
tured. A great many have been per-
nently cured of stomach trouble by TAX
Chamberlain Tablets. For sale by
all dealers ADV.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-11-28
A Mean Hint.

eff I really loved a man would
willingly die for him.
"Since you're turning so gray. don't
wonder you're willing to dye for any
body Exchange.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-11-28
A Program

A very interesting program is to be
given at the Baptist church, under the
auspices of the Woman's Baptist Mis-
sionary Circle Friday evening, Nov. 20.
Following is the program:
Opening Hymn
Scripture Lesson
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
1rpen.

4 9eutfde Treimamrer GOge
XN Mrminius, $50. %, S. 81. 81.
wv so. gloom S6neioer, Sc
fretar 3746 Sec RinIeD Str, Gbebp
Gbaie 8. g. @erfnmmeIt ii9 ieoen
1. un6 3. Dienstng i'm Monnt I'M
neuen Maionic 2empeI.
@ilbeIm Sell Guse go. 5, g. 8.
6. of s. geriommeIt Iid ieoen 1.
rno 8. Oonnerstag i'm Wonat in
.623, 2ouitana Npenue. Na1lI Bod.
iGmi0, Sefret1r, tO7 5. StraBe,
81. %.
Columbia 8mn6 go. 81, 9. 8. 9.
st. Sobn Meininger, Gefret1r, TIC
GRESHAM 8Iace, 81. SO. 9erlammeIt
iih ieoen 2. Wltttpod i'm Nonat in
1927 7. StroBe.
aUnisin euils gunb, .. 8. g. q. Gruu
Nartba Sur ertus, prGTbentin.
8ai6instOn Sain Nr. 1, 81. 8. 8.
y. y. S9ubert, l227 /. StraBe, ".
8. 8eriammeIt iid ieoen 1. uno 3.
Montag I'M @onat in go. 1877 7.
StraBe.
sertOnia GOse go. 2, .. g. S.
9. S. %. Selbig, Yrdiioent 1742,
Z. StraBe, %. 90. $. @amenreid,
Sefret1r, 1900, s. StraBe, g. SO.
geriammeIt fid ieoen 2. uno 4.
Weontag i'm Monat in 1889 Z. Str,
81. SO.
Wermania 2Ose go. is. 6. Of g.
8eriammel iid ieoen 2. unO A.
Dienstae i'm BDtbion 9empeI SO.
1912 8. StroBe, %. 90.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

%lattbatiAer &ereeM. @m. Stir.
mann, SefretGr, mobnBoft in Snco.
ma 9orf, OeriommeIt iid ieoen 2.
Donnerstag i'm Wonat in 827 z.
StroBe.
WebgCr.l nterItiitnngsuereiR Sobn
Dies, Sefret1r, 1888 g. Capitol
StraBe. @eriommeIt it9 ieoen /.
9ienstag i'm Nonot in SEQ. 922
8enn. Ape.
Sungc Metger : llntertitnngsber-
Elm. @criommeIt ii9 am 3ten Diens-
tag I'M Monnt in SEQ. 922 Yenn. Npe.
George 8aferl9miet, Setret1r.
Columbia Sraner : &ranten.lln.
teritiiknngsbcrein. Srona &om, sc.
fretGr, 1884 22te Str, g. SO. Ser.
iammelt lih ieoen 8. Dienstng i'm
Monat in $50. 1927 z. GtroBe.
8arbier.ltniDn. 8erIommeIt ii1
/. unO 8. Mittpo9 i'm @onot in
go. 922 Ecltn. gbe.
8Gder . llmterItiknnss . Union.
(gElD. GeriommeIt li1 am /. Sonr-
tag i'm Wonot in SEQ. 827 z. Str,
morgens UNI II ubr.
8Gder . llnterititungs . @erein
NU. 1. (Sung). 8eriammeIt iih ie.
ben 2. Sonntag inn Monot I'M ii
llbr morgens in $40. 1927 Z. ctr.
Nrbeitcrfranfem- nnS SterbefaTe
Brand ND. 1873. 8eriammeIt
it6 ie0en 2. 9ienstag uno am IeBten
Samstug i'm Monat, obenos in $40.
1927 Siebcnte Str. &c. 8. &i6aro
Sdmi0t, Sefretdr, 800 25. ctr.
90. SO.
8Orfmens Benefit anS Bench.
NfiOc. 8eriommeIt ii6 ieOen 3.
Samstag i'm Wonat, Nbenos s ltbr
in $50. S27 Siebente Str. g. SO.
Sris Bauer, Sefretdr, 437 IA. ctr.
9. 6.
GOnrOrSia : @erein bon (8IaOens-
burg War9lan6.
Sram : Mrbeiter : 1tmiOn $40. 11S.
8eriammcIt iih am IeBten Sonntae
i'm Monat in GolteHo's SaIe, 6. uno
8 StraBe. g. So, 8m. Senmutb,
Sefretdr, 9tS 4. StroBe. 81. 6.
9entider 1nteritiitnmgsbMnS.
9iitrift $50. 40. Setret6r @m. San.
nemomn, 1915 Marion GtraBe, q.
8. 8eriammelt iih ieoen 4. Nitt.
mod I'M Wonat in 827 Z. StroBe.
9entIder ltnterititmngsbunO, Di-
Itrift 100. Midael 0iet5, Sefretdr,
629 $ StraBe, g. 6. 8eriammeIt
fi9 ieOen A. 9onnerstag i'm Monat
in 737 Z. StraBe.
9entI1er Neutrality-suspicious.. 9t-
Itrift go. 41O. SetretGr Sobn Mei-
ringer, TIC Gresham 8loce, q. So.
8erfammelt ii6 am 1. Mitttpo9 ie-
ben @ono s in SEQ. 1927 Z. StraBe.
9entld : Amerifamiider : Inter
ftiitnngs : |erein. Sobn 0ies, Sc
fretar, 1888 9. Capitol 5traBe. 9er-
iammelt ii6 ieoen 2. Dienstag i'm
Monat in $50. 1877 z. StroBe.
Dceaia gnnO. Oft. Of. COL, s..
u. Sdiirger, Gefretdr, gongreB
&eigDts, 9. 6. @erinmmeIt Ii1 ie.
BEN 2. 9onnerstag i'm Monat in $40.
1877 Z. StraBe.
BnibinstOn Sid 3eIief. HrGfioent
S. @umenreid. 9eriommeIt iif am
/. un0 8. Montag i'm Monat in SEQ.
1927, Z. StraBe, 81. 80.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
2anOsmannidaftlids nnO llnteritiit'
ungs : Sereine.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MnO t~tnferEhR'
nnss : @ereine.
@aILin9ton griitIiberein, CHARLES
Sof, SefretGr, Boz $40. 22O4,
Station g; @ereinsIotnI Grionbone,
1905 6 StraBe, q. So. @eriomm-
lung erIten Oonnerstug i'm Wonnt.
@rGi. Sen. g. Gtdenboder, 2enois
Building, II uno q StraBe, %. 80.
gtdnFa6erin 9ersin. Grau lnna Spiss,
prdioentin geriammelt f& bolelbf.
@6mriser @ObltGtisfeitsberein.
ErGl. Sulins ggIoft 1t8 Ecnneiie-
Ibe, Sc. 6. 6. &. Sdmegler, Sefres
tor, 1929 5 Str, q. %.
gerein gaOcn, 9Iois &einbort, sc.
fretdr, liz 8 StruBe, 8. So, uer-
Iammelt Iid jcoen 1. 9ienstag i'm
0eonat in 1927 Z. StraBe.
@erein yaDcrn, Columbia Settion
Hr. l.. @oIfgang Hufo6ldel HrGi.
Sronf @icganO, gi3e-8rdi. MideI
So~l0beierlein, S6abmeiter. Cleo u.
2edcrt, SefretGr, 1910 Sla. Moe.,
u. 6. g~eriammlune ieOen 1. Conn
tag I'M Dlonat 8 l1br uadmittogs in
922 go. Aoe.
SeRenOarmitGOter ltnterEiknngs-
Serein, Sobn Meinineer. Sefret6r,
Tic Gresham Tlace, sc. SO. Der.
iammclt fs6 ieoen 3. Mitttuoh i'm
Monot i1l 922 Yo. gtbcnue.
GhmG6iIder &ranfen . ltnterftHt-
3mmgsDerein, MihoeI Dict, Gefretdr,
629 s StroBc. g. 8. Veriammelt
ii6 ieoen 1. Dienstag i'm Monat in
1877 z. @trnBe.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

MIte Trou (mitIef6ig): ngrmer
Manr, nTio BON ser Wiege an bat
Sic 6os SdidinI uerfolgt- Mie fam
0enn Oas?"
gettIer: .@eiI i'd in ser @nbl
meiner gItern nidt poriidtig genng
mar"
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
Der unteri6icO.

@auner: nSerr HehtsantpaIt, Spi-
ihen uns beioen lit nur Der Inter.
lbieb: sic miiiien nit Den @eiesen
umgeben fonnen, unO i'd muB iie
umgeben."
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
G~mrGtbare 9rUbmns.

Director Gum 8u6Iifum Ons i@on
nod benz eriten Gift 8iihD: nDenn
nidt gtrFbe eintritt, meine Seeren uno
D0men, oonn IaB ih ben eriten Mtt
n~ieoerbolenl"
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

8aI6imgtOn GGngerbnnO. $50. 314
s StroBe, g. SO. gilbert 2epper,
Br1iiOent, 81. 9rauner, 5efret6r, 314
8 6trnBe, g. SO. Seinri9 Sammer,
0irigent. @eriammeIt fiG ieoeu
Dienstag CUR Stngitunoe.
Domenpereim 6rau e. s. glrtbel, grGI.
Yerlammluns ieDen 1. unb 8. s sitls bss
MpnatS, Absn6s 8 lbr in Ubissm epfaIs.
NriOm : @eIamsberein, 1905, G
StraBe, g. SO. slug. S9mtot, Trd-
lioent. Capt. Gbas. &. S1DcgIer,
Sefret1r, 1929 S StraBe, g. SO.
&nrl SoIer, 9irigent. Direftoren.
p%eriommlung am 1. Sonntog nod
Dem 1. Mitttpo9 i'm Monat. cling
Itunoe ieoen Mittpod. @~eneralber-
ionlmlung om 1. Sonntoe i'm Tt6ra
unO September.
griOn DamsnSerein. Grau q. 3rumpts,
pr f~ibentin. gerlammIun9 am 2. NittrC1
mpnntli6 abenbS in Cbisem VCfale
0ermania W1Gnmer . G6Or, 922
Benn.a pe. Brdi. Sobn Neiff. SER.
2eonarO @eper, AIT 1. Ctr, q. 6.
emil S. GbriItinni Director. Ser.
iommeIt 1i9 ie0en 1. Sonntag i'm
Monot our @ei6Gftserleoigung uno
ieoen 5onntag uno 9o~nnerstag our
Sinqitun0e in 922 Benn. Mbe.
Damenserein. Grau 9utia Gn6ler, prGl.
UerGammelt li@ jeOsn erften @Unntas i'm
Monat I'M pbi9sn QOtals.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
Simmer seraf,r.

nNo, Serr aoelbuber, roie i'd ge-
bort babe, itno sic nun aud in oen
@beltunO eetretenl"
gSa, babe mir Dor adt Saeen
meine 03inna itonOesomtli9 aniei-
len I%aiicn."
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
Gn@ elm gerfOIsHnssDa6n.

-. atio Sbr Mann Ieioet an Der.
tolgungspobul - @ie duBert IiG
0enn 0as?"
Or lit 9ofomotipfubrer bel unF.
rer Sotalbabn. itno oa elou6t er
ipdbreno Der 5obrten immer, es lau.
te ientonO binter ibm Der"
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
Su Saunl

Dame: 80 cine 20peninsO 1T
bod gepib elm reht gef6brli9es I'm
ternebmeu?" = Afrifareiiener; Sou
ia beionOers Denn 90tuen in Der
ge1be iinol"
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
gsiipieIspsile.

DNsama. mas beoeutet oos Borl
Rnrnenu?"
g@iren, ser raid empor fommt,
sum 9eiipieI
sd weiB, id iuciB - gum Bel.
ipiel: Giner. Ger ii6 auf einc Sted.
mabel seieet Bat"
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

0emtIde ebangsliid : Iutberifde
GuncOrOia Stride, 20. uno g Str, y.
%.
8aItor: GeD. SAUL 81. Mten5el.
GOnntaas, brutlGer GDttssoienf nm II llbr
mCraens, snaIiI&er MCrssnsOttssOisnf an itOcm
A @pnntag bes Mlpnats.
@ebstsVfrfammIunS bss GnbsaDOr Nsrstns
um $50 1br.
Gnslil6e WbtnOepttssbisnie um 7.3O ubr
renn bsIcnbers dns9eiet.
Mlpnats, abenos 8 t1br.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. am erfen Wittwr& bes
Npnate. nnhmittaes 2 ubr.
Die SOnntasSl6uasbrsr baben tire mCnat
Ii6e Notwithstanding am atpsttsn Diens-
tao Oes Runats, abenbs 7.30 ubr, unb ibre
mSGsnfIiGe BprbsrsitunssfunUe DOnnerstae
9bsnb 7 80 tbr.
0srIammIung bss MiHiOnsSsrsins 1T am 8.
DOnnsrstas bee. NCnats UNI Q lbr na&mittaes.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
8trdJrn.

0eutIdle rGmil@ : fatbOIii6e ct.
Warien Stride, Gde Der 5. Ctr, 0pi-
iden s uro S Str, 90. SO. S. st.
&otb, gfarrer, 81. s. Mibm, aiii'
liant. @ottesoienIte: Sonntags,
Sriibmede, 7.3O ltbr uno 9.15 ubr,
Sohamt Inn 1890 l1br, Snufe Inn 3
ll6r uno geiper Inn 7.30 ubr.
81. SOlspbs eisbssbunb. 8erfammeIt f6
frbsu Q Dtenfaa i'm Nonat in Der 8ersins-
bale. 5. unb 5 ctr. q. ID. Ssir. 8aEI
@pedt, so. 2 9 Ctr, 81. 6.
Ct. 8outfacius &rdnfen : llnttrfibun9s'
0sretA. gerlammslt I@ isbsn 2. MittwC&
i'm MOnat In Ubiser @isdt. SDftpb BababtB,
52l & Ctr, a.. 6.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
WeOOern.

Isle eiIten 10. Serr Brofehorl"
$50 - i9 bore n1mlih elm 4ol.
leg BEL meiner 6rou = oa mlB i4
bod piinftlih ieinI"
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

Die Seen gqnp uo sdr4dp mo gban ms fb Jon Observation-Disclosures fe BON @OwaR
un in fmr auben up in Hn@ aemm 8att gu g6gn mDf nO mir hs bHdt hhe an g@g'
urS ue abuebmat
gms fir bic SnfHn Der arn $3.50 per Sbr
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
etOsisnfssr.

SGApnbinser Didter: u0ie @nIer
bnben iest cine iurpfreie GuslteGung
= nber nienan0 nimmt un2re De-
bi6te obne priifuneI"
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
9mr6 bic gIams.

r&6ren sic nal, iunger Serr. mir
i&eirt, ebe sic eeboren paren. ruur'
Be aud iaOn nit BUILDER seibcHen."
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

0eutI9er @ottesOienit nm ii ubr
borm.. engIii9er @ottesOienit um
7.3O nberOs, SonntagslduIe, eng.
it'd, Inn 9.45 bormittngs.
Sn Der ISOLDE perinmmeIt ii9:
Rir9enratb, 0@ am /. Dienlfns I'M @On0t,
8 lbr Mbenbs.
Der 9shrsrssrsia isSsn DuunnRaS abtnts
nm 8 rlHr.
Grauen-g erstn am srRsn Dtsnfns imIaOnat
nm Z llbr 80 MbenbS.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
Gnnnaeliid j. Intheriide 8iUa!

Stride. 6. uno g ctr. 81. So.
9oItor gfeD. 6. S. 8erener.
@ottesoienIt am 1. unO 3. Conn
tag Meorgens unO abenos in eng
IiI6. Nm g., A. uno 5. Sonntag
Miorgens in Oeuti9, Nbenos in eng.
Iii9.
MiRiOns-g ersin am 1. DOnnsrstus i'm WO-
nat, 2ubr na@ nittags.
Grauem.g ersia am 1. DOnnerstas i'm @Unat
3 lbr na4mittass.
Guttsr. eisa fit SansItnss isbsn DOnusrfas
Mben6.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
gerrtne.

9euti@er gemtralberein. @rGfiOent
Rurt 80Idner; /. @i5e-Brai. Mar-
tin @iegano; 2. giae-Brdi. SO. Stud
01iAel; 8. 8ise-BrGi. &arI ggoIf;
A. @i5e : BrdiiOent George Matr;
5. 8iae : Brdiioent AliguIt SdmiOt;
&arl Sarnmel, S9abmeilter;
@uitab Bender, Sefrctdr; gongreB
&eiebts, 9. s. 5abnentrGger Soiepb
@onorad. 8~erfammlung ieOen 4
DienItag i'm Monot in $50. 922
penn. @oenlle.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
0entider @aifenbausberein, gra.

9entI6er @ailenbansbereim, BRA.
Ii0ent S. S. S1neioer, @m. S. Mtep-
crs, Sefret1r, 1919 Srbing Str, q.
So, 3%ircftorei1- mo DeIegaten.ger
iammIung am 2. Donnerstng ieSen
Monots I'M S6ngerbuno.
6rausn eHlfsDsrsin Grau q. g. gartbeI.
prdI. 8erlammsIt l6 mCnatIid nm 2. Dom
nevlfag int Sin9erbunbbeim
Grausn-1 Gbssrsin Grau g.. 9SfIer. prSI.
gerlammsIt li6 mOnatIiG stmdb glUtij.
Gemtider &rie9erbnnO %berIammelt
iib ieoen 3. Montae monotIi9 in $40.
922 Senn. Ipe., SeIopebeI Soiepb
Noir, $40, 24te StraBe, g. SO.
Observation-Disclosures Se6uiter.
&erein berianmeIt ii9 am /. unO 8.
Waittpod Oes MonntS i'm Sanger
bunO, 3t4 s StraBe, g. 80.
0ermania Glnb. ReaeImdBige
9lIommenfirnft Sreitogs '4benos IN
Xbe So1ctam, yto. 1923 S Str, N.
SO. Scfrct6r 6. bon @rmcrt, go.
1920 &inginan Hloce.
SnfeI 8rGfig @ergniisnnss : |er-
elm. Geo. Wair, Sefret1r, 1881 lite
StroBe, g. SO. @erfommeIt ii9 ie-
oen 9. Sonntog i'm Monat i'm Sol
Den eagle SoteI, Ietp Seriep &oe-
me ltno 9 Strabc.
SnFtl 8rGIs DamtnSsrsin. 8rou Ssnrs
@raue VrGlOfntin. 0rrlammelt 1h am 1.
MittpU@ i'm MOnat i'm 9auls zines Der Mit-
slitber.
YrOIpect sin Cemetery. Greo.
Smbof, Hr6iiOent, 8m. Mortin, Ge-
fretGr. 8eriammelt Ii6 am erIten
6reitag monotli9 BET S. q. Cries
bauer. 433 9te StraBe, 81. 50.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

GbanaeliId . Intberiide st. So
bannes ; Stride. AZ Str, 9. 8.
5mii9en 9 uno s Ctr.
Baitor gfeD. s. s. SulB.
9ir@tnratb Serlammslt I'D am l. MittpO&
i'm MOnat, MbenOS 8 ubr.
grauenptrein SsrIammslt l& an 1. Britt
NOD i'm NOnat, Mnhmittass 3 ubt.
Qutber.Qiea perlammsIt I'D am 2. MtttrO%
i'm MCnat, Mben6s 8 1br.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
GOInmbia- 8 ruberein,

9troBe, 81. SO, Mortb 2145.
Observation-Disclosures ieoen 2.
Sonntog i'm Monat, Nahmitt. $50
rlbr. 8oritanosliBungen ieoen WOn-
taq, Mbenos s l1br. @rnlt @erlten.
berg, Brdiioent, 1343 6 StroBe, g..
50. Selepbon SO. 2086. S9rifttunrt
S. 6. Mann. 2231 Is. StraBe, g.
80. Selepbon geol. 3438.
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wrdlbsntin; Grau s. 8. Mann, 9stretartn.
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Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

GbauseIil@ . Iutberiide 9reieinig-
feits Stride. 4. unO 6 Str, 90. 80.
8aItor &en. &eno9 S6roe0er.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

Grite refOrmierte Stride, 6. uno q
Str, 81. So.
gaItor: GeD. Sarnes 8. 8ubrer.
gn ieOem Sonntng:
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

st. WattbGi 2mtberiide 3irGe. 9
Str, 8uii6en 10. unO II. Ctr, q.
8. 0eutI1er @ottesoienit um II
nbr morgeus, englii@er @~ottesoiefIt
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|aItor @eD. S. SO. MlmenOingen.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-10-03
l'''524 s|4! s School ch!!!

Monday evening the advance copy of
the North Dakota OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
program for this years annual conven-
tion made its appearance in our school.
Negotiations are underway with Cava-
lier and Grafton for games. both here
and at those places. We are anxious to
have a game at home on Saturday,
October 18th.
The bids for our library books and for
the physical apparatus we're opened
Friday evening and an order let for
each on Saturday morning. We are
looking forward with great interest to
the arrival of these goods
All argument for and against the
transitive and intransitive uses of verbs,
but more especially those of "to punish
are the order of business of our eighth
grade grammarians. Have they con-
sultedS DO you wish to volunteer in
formation?
No Sir, the interest displayed in our
athletics is not jeopardlzing the regular
school work. Our boys and girls are
reapplying themselves studiously and
their teachers expect a continuation Of
this spirit. To prove this let US say
again, the latch string is out, come, en-
ter and see US work.
Miss Mary A. Cosgrove, teacher of
our seventh grade, on Saturday address
ed the state W. 9. T. u, in annual con-
vention assent bled at Devils Lake. Her
theme was that which is of so intense an
interest to many people: "Woman's
Suffrage" On her return Monday
morning between trains she visited the
Larlmore schools. During her absence
Miss LaBelle Mahon taught her classes.
In the Office the typewriteTs are busy
from eight to twelve IN the morning and
from twelve thirty to six in the after
noon. The specimens of each pupils
work from day to day are kept on file to
Indicate the improvement of the opera
tor. The pupils are indeed mastering
the "touch" exemplihed in the Rational
system, as published by the Gregg
Publishing Co., of Chicago However
some seem to excel the others in
patience in the art of striking the keys
properly, in obeying the criticisms offer
ed individually and in minding the 'ps"
and "qs" while at the machine. Mr..
Stautf rejoices to speak of the progress
of his "typewriters."
Principal NJ. 1. Meyer, took his class
on zoology to the "coulie bottoms on
Monday afternoon. The class was in
search of material from which there
might be gained for exhibition under
the microscope. A frog grasshopper
and other living animals, of the lowest
and most primary stage sin life, each
member is endeavoriug to secure for
laboratory exploit. This most interest
ing subject appeals to pupils, and should
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-10-03

Mrs. j. Murphy who recently came
to this country from Ireland, arrived in
Milton last week and will make an ex.
tensive visit at the Geo. Ormiston home
near Nekoma.
Fairdale's public school started of
with total enrolment of 100. 1t is
classed second class graded and con-
solidated school and receives SITS ye arly
from the state fund. 1t is also doing
two years of high school work.
w. A. Y. Burns of Miniota, Man.. pas
sed through town Friday last on his
way to Langdon. Here he visited with
friends until the following Tuesday
"Billy was foreman of the Moon about
five ears ago and Is now editor and
owner of a thriving little paper at
Miniota. He left Snowflake on the way
home Wednesday morning. ng.-Hannah
Moon.
Several land deals of considerable
mag ulCuu6 WclO ClOSCo az 11dlupOCu 1ooC
Saturday and Monday. A. B. Brandt,
purchased the l.. G. Neidlinger half
section. Mr.. Neidlinger purchased
three quarters from Ole Iverson and
M. D. Wolfe, of Vossland ILL.,, purchased
half section of Mangus Peterson. The
three deal comprise total outlay a
$4,000.
On Saturday afternoon party of old
friends and neighbors gave Mrs. D..
Woolner a most pleasantly planned sur
prise party at her home on Seventh
street upon the eightieth anniversary
of her birthday. There were between
fifty and sixty of her friends, young
and old to help In properly CONNIE.
morating the event
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-10-03
'R'442 4E2 County.

Munich now has two barber shops.
Sarles is building several new resi-
dences this fall.
Sam Nelson is back in the Iona drug
store after spending the summer in the
Northwest.
The Sarles and Munich branch of the
Ct. Northern is looking for perman ent
daily passenger service.
Sarles authorities arrested several
women on a charge of vagrancy. They
each paid s65 fine and costs and got out
of town.
Rolf Prom departed from Milton fol
Washington, D. G., on Saturday last
where he will spend the winter at
school of electric engineering.
Potatoes are finding a market at Mil
ton this week at fifteen cents bushel
a proportionate low price is being paida1
Fargo, the Twin Cities and points east
The landlord of the Sarles hotel, r
Q. Donahue, was arrested on charge
of selling intoxicating liquor and wi
have his trial at the October term oi
court.
Cashier Baker has put new time
lock safe in the First State Bank Of
Iona which is being placed in new
concrete vault and is a model of in
genuity and burglar proof.
Martin Ellenbaum, brother of the
Ellenbaum brother of Munich has
secured federal position at Washing
ton D. c., in the freight auditing de-
partment. Previous to this he has been
holding a position in the navy depart
ment for several year.
Alma Balstad the fifteen year ole
daughter of Torger Balstad, died, at hel
, home in Fairdale last Friday after ar
illness of a long duration. Funera
services were held on Monday. The
community extend their heartfelt
sympathy to the bereaved parents.
The new Soo-Canadian Pacific lint
from Mather, Man, to the head of th'
Lakes it is stated will shorten the dis
tance to Duluth $50 miles. The an
nouncement of its construction is ere at
ing no small amount of interest in thi
county. The spur line of the Canadian
Pacific will make junction with tht
500 line at Iona.
H. H. Douglas, who was wanted a
Adams for assault on young girl wa
arrested on Thursday of last week q
Munich by Sheriff Arnott of Walsh
county. The crime was committed two
weeks ago, the victim of the fiend at
attack being but twelve years old Tbs
man escaped arrest at the time and has
been in hiding since. He was taken Al
once to Adams for his preliminary hear
ing when he waived examination ant
was taken to the county jail at Grafton
to be held until the next term of court