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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-22
THINKS ADVERTISER IS DOING IT

Editor Advertiser;-Co Considering the
price you charge for advertising think
il very generous of your morning sheet
TO give Mr.. Charles Bartlett 80 much
space. II would be much more TO the
point if you would drop the liquor in.
terests aud take up the vice questionlll
You are all so pure and so charitable,
Why attack, in very cheap method
one Of our best citizens, and an insti'
tuition that fetehes q great revenue IN.
10 the Territory, and allow other vile
things to be hushed upf
II you start on the liquor question
hold up the steamship owners who carry
the bottled stun into the Territory. hui
dom make one good citizen the goat
for al the crimes you are not able q
cope with. The Time for llouolula be-
ing a onemanf town b over and th'
awakening seems 40 COME Niih an aNfu
thud Thanking you for space
WARD TALBOT
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-22
THIRD MAHUKA
SITE CASE ON
Jury Secured in Federal Court
to Decide Upon Awards
to Owners.

With the calling of the third Ma.
huka site case in the United States
court yesterday morning, Judges. the
district attorney, his assistant and the
court officials settled down to what
will probably be a steady grind of
four months of jury trials. In this
period District Attorney Breekons ex-
poets to clear the docket as thoroughly
as possible.
The Mahuka site condemnation case
called yesterday = that of the Office
Supply Company - and the one to fol.
low = involving the L. o. Hall site
1T is expected, will hold the attention
of the court well into the next MONTH,
for the jurors summoned for the DC.
toher term and not Interested in the
present hearing have been excused until
November IL.
In the present MaRuka site case the
interests Of the owners only are in
VOWED, and the entanglements in the
other cases due to the interests of
lessees and ublessees are not present.
Court will convene every morning at
eight. thirty clock and will sit until
twelve thirty o clock, and there win he
no afternoon sessions.
Attorney G. H. Olson is represent.
ing Lorrin A. Thurston ct all, the own.
o's' IN the present case, while District
Attorney Breckons appears for the gov.
eminent, which desires the property in
question to form part of the site for
the federal building.
Jury as selected is ms follows:
Frank ]. Dutra, Alfred II. .Tungclaus.
W Helbnsh, William r. Kinsiea, R.
William Warham Hanrv II Dlo,,.....
o. = alalua, J. II. Hertsche, Ed. T.. BIais.
dell of Papaikou, Hawai-; C. j. Lynch.
Charles II. Houston, Arthur e. Larimer
and Fred. w, j. Zeigler-
Among the jurymen are two candi
dates-William r. Kinslea, candidate
for representative on the Democratic
ticket, and H. II. Plemmer, candidate
for supervisor on the same ticket.
Following the selection the jury was
taken downtown and shown over the
property in question.
The hearing will begin this morn.
ing, Judge Sanford B. Dole presiding.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-22
NEW MANAGERS FOR
DISTRICT CAMPAIGN
Lane and Castro to Take Hold
of Things in the Fifth
and Fourth.

1t was reported on the street yester-
day that the Republican party man.
ayers are not satisfied with the wav
IN which the political situation has been
Slzlng up of late in the fourth and
hfth districts, and that an ATTEMPT
would be made to have things work
out along more satisfactory lines. In
the hopes of being able to improve
matters, John c. Lane has been an
pealed to to handle the fifth district
campaign, and with Solomon Mahelona
as his assistant, Lane will start out in
MS new duties this morning.
In the fourth, A. D. Castro is re-
ported as the man who will steer the
destinies of the candidates, and il is
expected that with these two live wires
at the head of the campaign, the Re.
publican stock will begin to-look up a
trltle. Both Lane and Castro have had
a great deal of experience in former
campaigns, and if the precincts in both
districts will listen to the advice of
their district leaders, it is thought that
a better system and better results will
be the outcome of the change in the
original plans of the party.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-22
A QUESTION OF WEIGHTS.

Senator Borah was talking at din.
ner in Boise about an embarrassing
question that had been asked at Chica.
go.
"The question:" he said, smiling,
went unanswered. 1t was like little
Willie's query.
"A young gentleman was spending
the weekend mt little Willie IS cottage
at Atlantic City, and ON Sunday even
ing after dinner, there being scarcity
of chairs on the crowded piazza, the
yonng gentleman took Willie on his lap.
"Then during a pause in the CONVEX
sation little Willie looked up at the
young gentleman and piped:
Am ! as heavy as sister Mabel"
lei Paso Times.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-22
RAIN PUTS STOP TO
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS
Candidates Balk at Drenching
to Address Few Brave
Faithful Ones.

Jupiter Pluyius looked upon the Re.
publican politicians with contempt last
night, and as result the candidates
found il impossible 10 hold any Of their
scheduled meetings, Two gatherings
had been planned by the @, o. 4. man.
ayers, one at the railroad depot aud
the other ~ the head Of the Emma
street ear line.
AZ notn places handful Of the faith
ful gathered apd urged the caudidatpi
Who haYri iAr weather 10 take AN,
stamp rrRardless Of the heavy, pouring
Ialu, Aoup could lp found, however
gho cared 10 take 9 gnod voting, ani
after NHii of about an houf bpii
meetings NrTr sailed M
1he gatherings ihs evening Nlll n
Rt ihe forprr M ituso ani ruuebloW
firfra in ihr foHfih. and NJ Malpah,
Hni fNa No. ihe hfil, snd ihr falloa I'M
F ihf q ~ ~ p0Ham fof ~ ri
maipdfg NJ ihg NesA
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-22

Wednesday, October % Third,
fourth and fifth precincts luau.
Thursday, October 24-Watertown.
Friday, October 25-Kumalae block;
Manoa Tennis Club, and Vineyard and
River streets.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-22

Who was reappointed by the Governor
yesterday.
Observation-Disclosures * X + ~ 4: II X \:
expired Yesterday. The executive then
moved on the park commission and
filled the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of w. NJ. Giffard by the appoint
ment of A. A. Wilder.
Judge Wilder is a Democrat, - said
the Governor, "'but l believe in APP
pointing a Democrat or two on such
commissions. Also Judge Wilder rep.
resents the polo enthusiasts, who have
a field at Kapiolani Park and were de-
sirous of having a representative on the
park commission. -
The other appointments were election
inspectors for the various precincts.
The appointments in this class made
yesterday were as follows:
Fourth district:
First precinct-Moreno X. Huh, B.
F. Hollinger and r. b. Reedy.
Second precinct-G. II. Karratta,
John Kaimi and Enos Foster.
Third precinct-W. T. Schmidt,
Charles Kupahu and ]. b. Lightfoot.
Fourth precnct-Chas. II. Littlejohn,
Hiram Kolomoku and Chas. Girdler.
Fifth precinct-O. c. Swain, Sher-
wood NJ. Lowrey and VIM. Gehring.
Sixth precinct-Andrew l. Bright
John Mendoza and Chas. Molteno.
Seventh precinct-John Hilo Jr.
John Kea and j. A. Lawelawe.
Eighth precinct-Tas. T. Carey, Ma
nuel J. Serpa and John Hills.
Ninth precinct-Robt. d. King, w
l..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-22
THE RECORD KuH1o STANDS ON.


Delegate Congress- by
ticket the paid
reapponment
oppose
the platform
GOVERNOR Interview
plantation If
Kuh in tn Evening Bulletin
myself supported Plantations candidacy
control of the industrial system OF Hawaii would OF their motion and by
population building
homesteadng conessedy stand
today
they
profits
premises have
reelection. CONDITIONS
UPON SUCH TERMS delegate KuhO formal charges filed with
tary Fisher.
REAPPoMTED FINISHED
polls
tempt put independent Kuhio in inter
San Francisco Call rs, 1911.
always
participation politics. actively
KuhiO in interview with Hawaiian Star, July 7, 1911.
I a belong
party,
reappoint
KuhiO Stephen
ngton January ~ 1912,
keep promise made tim
DELEGATE GOVERNOR FREAR REAPPoMTED
will candidate for Delegate
Republican delegate Advertiser
20,
good square andit going
IF REAPPoINTED WILL,
ORGANIZATION,
independent ticket a
Delegate November
every
ST nothing Kuho Secretary Fisher
Eng the official investigation the
Fre, month.
IS RECORD STANDING?
A
BREAKING EVERY PROMISE HE HAS MADE
DURING YEARS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-22
A GOOD nULE.

Make it a rule of your home to keep
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy as safeguard
against bowel complaints. For sale by
Benson, Smith s. Co., Ltd, agents for
Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-22

background while
based unndei this elimination Moslem
really depends nations
the strife j; is possible that they will step the
Of victory by the Ban back the hands
the clock strikes the facfu them when
will OF
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-22
High Sheriff Henry Reappointed
to Hold Job Another
Four Years.
ELECTION INSPECTORS NAMED
Judge Wilder, Appointed as New
Park Commissioner, Is
a Democrat.

Making mp for lost time, Governor
Frear set yesterday aside as appoint
ment day and incurred the danger of
writer's cramp in signing commissions
emitting the appointees to hold office
for the ensuing four years. The Gov
ernor's first action wars to reappoint
William Henry as high sheriff of the
Territory. that officials term having
II = I. i. 49,, = ..x..xAIsA..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-22

meeting of ihr kli0hana Az eague
10 called tpf fhuuiay afternoon st
ihfen % 'flugt f0f iha purpose ~ III
fuH9ing change IA ihr punfiiiHllen
a y msmhfla " ihe leaHue uip earnestly
issqHefifl 40 IA preset
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-22
MARRIED.

WINTER CARMIcHAEL-In Jackson
vile, Florida, October 10, 1912, Flor
ence NJ. Winter to Mr.. Chester II.
Carmi chael.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-25

BON ct. Glou6 paren Sonntag bier
81 9eiub. = Mih. George fat feline
6arm perfaltft ul1o beabli6tigt, iein
@eim nad) ct. Glollo gu perleger, mo
er iif NIT iei,rem Sdypager geiddft-
lid) gu oerbin0en geoenft. - Clinton
&olfes &ennpfer0 gerietb in einen
9robt5aun un0 trl1g 0abei idlimme
Gerlebungen an ser 8rul ur0 an 6en
geinen 0apon.
Golb Spring.
Gorbereitunge1t lper0en getroffen
fir 6e1r 8ou zines l1el1en Sci ddftsge=
bGuoes, meld)es Sic grben oes BERT.
Marers Maurin bier an Ser Ode, an
Ser iid iett Sic vRecor0" Office BE-
fin6et, erridten laiien. 9as @ebGl1oe
miro 60X80 SUB groB uno 5tpei
6rontleiten baben; Sic 8aufoiten iin6
auf $4,000 abgeid6tt. 0as @ebGlt=
Sc mirS 5u Store un0 gu 8anf5meden
eingeridtet. - Mad langer l1nter=
bre9ung mir0 Midoel Summer in
Sen ieinem store geeeniiber gelege=
ne1r @ebdu6e in ser Mdbe ser 6abr=
Bride am 1. Muguit mie6er etn
Sdanfgeid)Gft eroffnen. - Sn ser am
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te lit Bier int bo1en @ange lr6 oie-
leIbe gibt aQgemeine 3ufrte6enbeit. =
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BON 9ittIe Sails lparen bier iiber
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ten at @uite. = Clinton &amrnern1eper
fat feline SteIe in ser 8ro1,erei ME-
6ergeIegt un6 lit in Gienit seq S@mie-
seq 81. s. Eeters getreter. - Sssn ser
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5os IN 81. CLOUD fi4 bdrsri@ elm
riidbert miro, ns& ser r@or6ftern"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-25

Meiie nod, Milnpr, no 0os Soar iid}
unteroeiien bd11slidy nie0ergelollen
fat. - 4olr1nel10en Sonntog finoet
bier ein Sfottpurnier ltatt, 5u Sem
ale @en5elritter BON StearnS County
ber5li9 eingelooen iirr5. Sc miro 0en
bieligen Sfatbrii0ern 5ur 6reu0e ge=
reihen, redt piele fires @leifen bier
nuf Sem 5ournier begriiBen SIT fon=
lten. Sic beiten Gorbereitungen iino
fir Sieies Set getroffen, un0 ieSem
5beilnebmer a11 0em Sournier iin6
nngenebme Stunoen 5rgeiidert.
Meire 8rope entbietet allen Spielern
l11r0 @aite11, Sic iid) SIT Sem Sol1rnu=
ment einfin0et1, Elm ber5lideS @in=
fommen.
Martp.
emanuel @effrep BON &arl5rube in
g%eoro6afota lit am Mithpod, Sen II.
S1li, nit Sri. Mnna Steiden, Sodter
ser 5u 0ieler @emei116e geb0rigen So
milie @einrid steider1, bei einem
pom bodnp. Bforrer 9el1tbner gebal=
ter1e11 8ra1tamte ebelih perbl1noen
mor5er. Ma6 Ser firdlid)en 6eier
fano bei SEN gltern ser @raut i'm
@reiie elmer beiteren @6itei9aor elm
10 i60nes @o95eit5feit ltott, mie lie
lelten al&f Sem 2a110e gel EBERT mer=
Sen, 11n0 bei 5ieier 6eitgelegenheit
nab11n Sos iunge Eaar Sic ber5ltditen
@iini9e fir cine geiegnete 3rfunft
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6arm oes grdutigams bdusIifJ einge-
ridtet bat, itets poblergeben moge,
lit ser aufrihtige @ur1lh oe5 vRorb-
fern"
81. Mmgmita.
,Sohn ShIed, nerder Somitae Dor
odt 5agen zines @emadues megen
operirt purbe, maft auf 0em Mege
ser @eneiung Sic beiten 6ortihritte.
= l1nler bodm. @farrer @olfer En-
Itottete lebte ISOLDE in Siafis einen
8eiuh. = MlfreO Benoit bot iid Ell
men 0elapol &~abmieporator 5ugeIegt.
= l1niere GARNER fins ponouf in ser
grnte begriffen. 9a 5iei eIben feline
gu groBen 5offnungen begten out cine
%ergiebige @rnte, geben iie iid nit Sem,
mas ibnen ser @tmmeI bei9eert, 5u<
frie6en.
ct. Martin.
Sonntag Dor odt Sagen Fat Scar
goretba, 6te 81 Sabre aIte Godter Der
5tpei Meilen bon bier mobnen6em ST.
mile Sobn 5leii@bader, na4 fait eli
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uber trot ser beten dr5tliden &uIfe
feline @ettung moglid mar, 1T ibr
genib Ger Sos dig rette1toer gngel
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-25

lteber0e 9rartpaor NIT 0en ber5llh=
item @liidmiiniden rei@lid be0adt
mun0e. 9oB Sen 9~leupermablten Sic
lreu betretene 2ehensbabn cine ltets
geebnete lein m0ge, lit ser aufrid=
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6ennen lit nuf 54pei @oden langem
geiud in @isconii1t u1r0 Midigm
lette ISOLDE mie0er int &reile ser Set
nigen eingetroffen. - Soiepb Strem=
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ton, mo- er 5mei @oden auf ietner
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febrt. - Sos. $. @ren %oerfotfte let=
ten Ionneritng Sic oitlid pom @iaage
gelegene s. g. @ortmann Sorm DEM
5. $. 9eiierl BON ct. GloltS fir
$500. = 6rou Mlbert Moridif uno
@in6er BON Gab 2ofe befin0en iid}
hier bei SEN GItern, &eter Magel un6
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Mitte lester @ode nad 9ang0on, q.
., abge6nmpft, mo er in elmer &let=
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Mlbant.
$. g.. stein but SOS 6un0ame1lt
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5ieben fertig lit, miro 6amilie Solin=
qer ibr &eim in 6ieielbe per1egen. -
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leirer bier mobnen5en Mutter, Ser
6rou Soiepb CASPER, Elm. Ser 8urlae
perIies sag gIternbalts Dor aht5ebn
Sssabren un6 mar ieit6em IN @tlber-
minen beidaftigt. = 6rou S. &ra=
mer inns Sodter Motbil0a reilten on=
fangs letter @ode nad Gallo, e. g,
MOO ser ldngere 8eiuh Germanoten
geIten miro. = Saul @11beroing un5
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DIE nod gisbee, g. g., mo- lie lire
Mrbeitsluit befrie0igen mer6en. =
@egen 100 Ser omen bon bier beluf=
ten lette ISOLDE SEN &ingling Bros.
Circus in ct @lol1S. - 81. 8. @eiter
hot in MeIroie sic nit Ser Melroie
Cooperative Creamery @ompanD per=
bunbene See Cream" =Mnloge gefauft
un6 5ieielbe leinem bieitgem @tabliiie=
n1ert b%eigefigt. = Geo. un0 @il-
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nad lGngerem 8ei ude bel Sen bier
lpobnen6en 6amilien Sobn @ellen=
item un6 q. $. @eiter in ibr @eim
cit Chicago 5uridgefebrt.
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mur6en in Morris 6ur9 ben bodtD.
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@atbe bon Mi1mor, g. 9, bel'ert
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tie, 8urber sec Braiiutigams 11n6 bei-
len Trn11, &D. SduIte unb Sod6er
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-25
ibrem lnngmierigen 2ei0en ge=

pon ibrem Iangmierigen 2ei0er ge=
fom5ne11. 8elten5 auf sen unpermeio=
liden 8a11g in sic gmigfeit Dorberei=
tet, gob Tie lire gee1e in Sic @ar0e
fires Sh0pfer5 5uriid. Die 8eer0i=
gl1ng fano 0ienitag Morgen nah Ell
nem tint 8 ltbr in u%nierer &farrfirde
Don ibrelt 0beim, 6em bodtp. @errn
9ambert @a11pt bon Coils, Mtnn.,
gebaltenen &eq1iem int 8eilein 6es
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ges ua16 ebrenmertbes Mitglie0 tie &C.
meierr, un0 unter ionit GROCER Sbeil=
nobme itntt. Sbren 500 b%etrauern
nit be,1 gltern bier S9meitern unb
Srei griioer. 9ieien unier altfrihtt=
ges gei(ei5 uro ser @erItorbenen 0ie
emige &ube. - Sobn 8lonigan, MEL
der in sen Greet Nortbern 81 en=
tohnmerfitatte11 bei ct. Glou6 Mn+
itedung bot, mar bier ouf geiudy urr6
begnb ii9 bon bier nod Sanftnion,
q. g., mo ser 8ei u9 &ermanoten un6
Treunben gilt. - Solepb 81onignn,
jr., melder in 0lleo lein @eim bot,
mar bier BEL Sen gltern gu @aite. -
Sn ser somitag geboltenen 59ulper-
lan1mlu11g ml1r0e Gbriit. 9al1er in SEN
3ireftorenratb erpablt. Die 2ebrfraft
oes letten Sabres, Conrad 9iefma11n
als Erin5ipol un0 @einrid @abu als
@ebilfe, purSe beibebalten. = Mie.
Mobs IaBt auf ieinem int Std6tden
gelegenen @runoitiid Elm @obnbales
erri9ten. - St Ser Samilie Mon6=
LODI fano sonntag cine SEN 6reun=
SEN Ser 6amiIie peronltaltete Inter
holtung itatt, ouf Ser man iid nad
@er5ensluit oniiiierte. Gin glei9es
Treunoesfeit fans betm 6ron5 &eaier
Montog Nadmittag itott.
ct. Soiepb.
Die Sabreserer5ttien Ser 5um ct.
@e~ne0ifts-Gonbent geborigen englilb
lpreden0n 5dtpeitern >per6en 6ieie
ISOLDE 6reitag MbenS ibren Mnfang
nebmen. Ser bodp. Dominifaner=
pater Clemens Sbunte bon Minrea=
polls miro 6ieielben letten. - Uni er
gattler Soiepb sdmarb botte zines
4ben6s pergangener @ode auf oem
@ege 5mii4en bier urS ct. @lou0 Elm
ulrangenebmes &eneontre nit einem
Mutomobi1, sos BON einem 2anbogen=
ten namens S. 6. Meper eeleitet muir
&c., ga belize an Sem l1nfan, nobel
oas @efGbrt 6es &errn sdmarb iebr
gu sda6en fam, sic Sduul0 ni@t tro=
gen monen, 10 miro, % S4marb ge=
gen Sen ~Mutomobilleiter einen Soft
befebI erlaifen bat, 6as @eridt Die
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-06-13
WEST HOPE

Martin Larson, who has been doing a
job of spring blowing for his father-in-
law, Nels Jensrude, pulled out for home
with his steam outfit on Monday of this
week.
James Robertson states that he ex-
poets to return to his claim in the
Canadian Northwest just as o as
Dave Hope gets through with his spring
seeding.
Nearly everybody around here reports
being through seeding. All that is left
being a few late patches of barley and
fax on land plowed this spring. Crops
sown early are looking fine.
Louis Anderson Is back here again
from his Minnesota trip and will be
kept quite busy for awhile looking after
his farming interests in this neighbor-
hood and getting his crop of last year
hauled to market. He reports having
spent quite a time with old friends
down in Minnesota.
Chas. Anderson made his usual call.
on Sunday. AS he happened to be COM
ing out this way he brought with him
Will Drury and Fred Esterman, Ray
Kelly and Cecil Bone and left them at
Radford's. But if reports are true
Charlie was gono SO long that the rest
of the boys had to wait around for him
until six o'clock the next morning,
What do you know about that?
The West Hope school district held
its annual meeting and election Tuesday
OF last week. At which time Henry
Bergman was elected as the new men,
Der of the board; the voters selected P.
G. Olson as district treasurer. At the
election F. P. Schutt acted as clerk in
the absence of Robert Robertson, who
has the contract of carrying the u. S.
mail over the route between here and
Jangdon.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-06-13
MAZDA

Miss Roy spent the week end with
friends at Mowbray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Howatt welcomed
a little daughter at their home last
Thursday,
With the exception of one or two late
fields of barley seeding is finished in
this locality.
That school house flag pole looks
lonely. Will not some one take up a
subscription for a flag?
Miss Lottie Shelp returned home
last week from Langdon where she has
been ate nding school and will spend
the summer months at home.
There was a meeting held at t he
school house last Sunday to reorganize
the Sunday school. A Sunday school
picnic was also arranged to be held in
the near future particular later.
John Blair returned home on Sunday
after helping with the seeding at the
farm of d. MCLAUGHLIN at Langdon
Jack has started his we'll drilling
machine again and will drill a we'll on
Jos. Ridley's farm this week.
Quite a number from MAZDA took in
the North Mowbray picnic last Friday
all report a good time. They sayit was
worth while attending if only to see the
South Morbray boys whip the North
Mowbray league team playing ball.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-06-13
Gallo
From the Gallo News.]

From the Gallo News.l
The Gallo post Office has been ap-
pointed as a postal savings depository.
Rev. Father Schulz left Trier last
Wednesday for his new field of labor at
Dickinson, n. D..
Donnie Schuler is having rock haul
ed these days for the foundation of the
new addition for the farmers hardware
store.
Sunday there was no service in the
Trler Catholic church. But it is ex-
pected the new priest, whose name we
have not learned yet, will be here to
hold servlces next Sunday.
Rev. Bake and Mr.. Odegaard of
Egeland, were in Gallo last Tuesday
taking subscriptions for the new Nor
wegian Lutheran church which will be
commenced at Egeland this week.
I. Kitchin who is out for the nomina-
ton for sheriff on the democratic
ticket was in Gallo last week. Mr..
Kitchin has many warm friends here
who will do their utmost in his behalf
at the coming primaries. On account of
sickness in the family Mr.. Kitchin was
obliged to go to Iowa this week and
couldn't get around to see all his
friends.