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1920 Center StraBe, 2ltugenent3iiIts
olng. $1,000
Sorrb 1Srife, 81 Sabre, 1850
2iItou 2loe., yderenleioen.
9tarf MuQin, 9 Satire, 2118 Ger
man GtraBe, Gltberfuloie.
Wiortin 9lIeranoer, 66 Sabre
Stdotii6es Qrmenbaus, artertertoer'
talfllng.
ginlon Srop, 73 Sabre, 1884
4elogg 9lpe., are6s.
2nuiie 9tepbllrgb, IA Sabre, 800
Dit g}i69enaD 9tUe., Subertuloie.
gertho GItrotD8fp, IA Sabre, 919
8eIt Gourt StraBe, Ser3leiben.
Sannab 8rao, 80 Sabre, 63 gSeli
g. StraBc, 2unqene1lt3iirolmg.
W2ihoel Grogan So Sabre. SetT
Ser slrmeni6DeItert, gtrterienperta!'
fung.
G6riItiono GtobG, SO Sabre, 300
mnrm' g9tttlpenheimatb, Alters
ibpdche.
geter Guentber, 43 Sabre 22tz
2oth StraBe, IuberfuloIe,
Gertrude SaQ. 7 Sabre, 2O1t
Goleroin 9[pe., Sforlodfieber.
G6ilio alein, 62 Sabre, 2720 Ra
oine StraBe, gtierenIeioen.
;Srunct8 Suthinion, "a Sabre
I1O42 99ittenbouie StraBe, Sdpino
| ntdt.
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Observation-Disclosures.

lWilliom R. abbott, %, 938 Glart
I Strdbe.
fgsB C'garr, 27, 3472 GOrnel plaes.
l!5oiparb 9. Mu[enir, %, Gbic0so.
Iglnnabel 6usbes, "a. 113 On 8. ct.
lSarrp n. Did.rion. %. DemOsoias.
I Gsniudp.
lWnbel y. 0oooau. q, 1271 sJo1
Strabe.
(5erbert 20. 9ean IT,, %, Sumtsr,
| 9. 6.
iJoudon Wernte, 10, 29oo Reabins
Rcno.
(Gartano 8. 9bomas. 27, Taibrius.
lWabel 6. Sibbalo, 20, 1878 Jairlar
4penle.
lpeier 3. Weiwl. 81, alliance. 9tsb.
lRariba 2soerer. "a, 1853 u. :. Str.
lgrant !. 5ebbelsr IT,. 21. GoDinstOH.
lDiibelmine Smmaue. ~, 1926 Rids
m,nn Ctr.
lgbas. MeRinlep IT,. 1401 pine Str,
loinn Mbite. 1861 GairmOunt 4ps,
lStrman Il. ellie, q, 1913 GET Str
loilba Genti. IL. 1419 Dine ctr.
lTlanuel 9urgin. %, 712 aaursi ct
lanna aoObiib, 22, 824 RihmorfSt
George Gbriitian did. 26. S72 gsed
/ gtpeHie.
lMup emma 3eiler. 20. $50 Grant
Mpenue.
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9eihiaer lnrntaa.

Der Borort bes Gbio 1urnb<3irts
bai fir ieinsu speiien aeiitigen 1urns
tag nieTer Soiion - Gonntos. ben
Is. 1ebruor 6errn Martin
Hebatieur Der .4meritoni=
ifkn 1urnSeituns4 uno bes .syreiDens
Ter ais Wortrnsenben seiDonHen. 6err
Dunae, Der als Elm ousasSeihneier
uno tsmperameutponer Rebntr betanni
III, ipirb iiber bas 1bemn fprsten:
.Qebe i'm 0sifte bes 20. SabrhuRz
eerts!S Dor uno mad bem Nortr0gs
|mirb Der l<rpeab Mdnner4or ein
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ridqs6raht. Gliefier entfaulOiqts fia
hamit, pus er ben 8eroodt bate,
baB feien Trau einer dnoeren Utann
3um Sreuno Qenommsn babe. Dieie
GntfhulDiQunq fano Dor Ri6ter
Qleranoer teinen 4ntlanq uno perur-
thetlte er ben 8eihuloiuten au bret
Monate Qrbeits6dus. unD itellte ihH
auBerbem nod unter $1,000 Burqz
'haft. oanrtt er ieiner fFrau iepe 80.
6e bier Dollar be8uhle.
Rah lGnqerer 8auie tpurbe aeitern
tpieber Der FalL oeQen Irthur Rie.
man, fpelaer Der Rihtperiorauna be.
ihuloiat tpQr, oufQenommen. Hie-
mat bate nit elmer 8lonpine, tpelhe
aI8 Qufpdrterin in etnem 5otel tha.
tia mar, als Wtann unp Srau III einem
Saus am 9urftelo Bldce qetpphnt.
Trau gtieuan erhielt QSino pon Der
@eihihte unD lteB ihren Wann mes
aen RihtoerIprguua pcr9aften. Hi6-
ter 4leranoer bate aber ietner 3eit
Die Sdhe etnigermabsu tpiener etnQes
remit uno hattie lid oas paar audi
nieber poIlitdnoio ausqsfohnt iooaf
bic SFrau oeitern bon elmer 8eitrdfunq
hires Qrtbur Qbitanb nahm. Die
8lonbine, tpelte bel Der 8erhdftunq
oes Wlannes bas Weite aeiuht bat,
unp qeqen tpeIhe ebenfdllS cine Be-
| I6uloiQunq norlau, bat es porGeaoaen,
niht gu benz Sermiu al erideinen,
uno fonrte auh nidt BON 9erihtsbe-
anlten ermittelt peroen.
Gihter Qleranoer dnoerte qeitern
bic geihulDiQunq pes unerlaubten
2uiammenlebens, nelhe aeuen ben
ebemaliaen Sberiff sSobn .. Naael,
aus glepport, erhoben mar, in bic
8eIhuIbiQunQ Des unprbentlifeu Be
truqens UNI. RageI fpuroe mil ieiner
G,eliebten. 2ouiId Sheltn- % Sabre
aft. in oeren Wobnund. 1045 2inn
Stro6e. bon 9etettip8 iiberruidt. Die
geihuloiuteu nuroen III je SO 9elD@
ftrafe nebTt Soften nerbonnert.
8oliaeianipdlt Gop. Wiorriien un-
tfrfuhte qeitern cine 8eihuloiaung.
neIhe Der griehe 9ep. Wlid BON Der
@eit 5. StraBe ppbnhoft, porbrattc.
Der 8rie6e tpuroe i'm December nc.
| cen QnQriffs uno perbptenen BGffen.
| traQens perhaftet. &urs nah Der
| Qerhaftuna batter fth bret WGuHer
eirqeFunoeu, pelde fih erboteu, thrH
aus bem Shlamaiiel su helfeu. 3u-
| ndhft ruuRte Der 8riehe 800 fiir
| QnfpQltQebiihren, $40 fir giiraihoft
rno Sc fir Sdmierqelper, nit mel.
den Die Rihter befto6en tperoen iolts
ten, beaablen. Die llnteriuhun1 er.
qdb. baR an Der 2lnQabe piel Wnhres
mar unD rn,Bten bic Wlanner benz
| @jrieden bas 9elo 3uriidad hlen.
] Die Union Supinas 8ant. ipelte
els Receiper fir bic Cincinnati uno
| Columbus FRACTION go. thdtiu 1T,
reihte qeItern in Der GtpiI 4bthei-
| luna pes MunaipaIaerthts cine ala-
Qe in 6ohe BON $500 qeaen Die u. 6.
mc9ee SO. Elm. IN Der &laQe ptrD
angeoeben. bab bic aenurnts 1trmd
nit Der Srdction So. einen Reelame.
8ertroQ abaeThipiIeu bate, naf mel
dem bic 9Sirmu mondtIih $50 fur
Geflame 3u 2ablen babe. Die Sirmd
helt oieien 8ertrao nidt iune une
foil ebenfalls ibre Retldme Gorten
aus BEN 8auuons ohne pprheriat
Ulittbeilura entfernt boben. oie;'
purh iii Der 5raction go. Elm Shd.
J ben pon 5000 sntitunben, pdbrenb be
reItirenoen S400 2usfaIl Der 7u adb'
leuben Retldme Geloer iinb.
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Cine tpihtioe GntTheibung CAB
Rihter 4Iruuber in ben SdIl asqeu
ben 8ofttotrth MidueI 6elfri6. an
Der Raoine unb UlcMliuan StruBe
rpohnhaft ab, ipel6er beIhlhbiat lit,
9etrdnte in isinsm Dinteraarten ab.
aeqeben gu Gaben, fir pelhen 8luB
er feline Qicena babe. Der 8eihul.
biqte purbe burh ben &nrpalt Goaou
pertbeioiqt. Gs puroe anQefiihrt, oas
Die in SSraae itehenoen 9etrGnte burh
&sllner an Der ltceniirten Bar qetauft
uno in oeu Winterqartsn ieroirt per-
zen. Rihter 4Ieranber ertidrte fois
eenbes: Die 7SraQe lit. oh mir in ei.
nem puritaniIdeu 3sttuIter ooer I'm
Retailer bes Fortihritts lebeu." Gs
lit pahr. baB oieIer WauH oas 8eieb
perlest bat. oenn iepes 6ptel, &tuf
unb anoere BldBe. in ;pelt1em Elm Re'
ftaurant nit einem 4usId,ant psrbun.
ben 1T. perlebeu bas 9eIeB. 8tg
9dite Iebsn iib i'm Speiieidul nieoe,
uno lafien iih GetrGnfe an ben gtit
brinden. Der &elluer sieht bas 9elt
in bieiem Ruum elm. 8ieier Utonr
1T ihuloiq. bas 9eies perIeBt al ha
ben. ba sr fir ben Raum. in peIneu
bic 9etrdute ierpirt ipuroen. teint
9icena bat. gIe 6ptels unb 8lubs
| iino oaher 9eiebe5 llebertreter. Sd
alau6e. oaR es nidt in Der Qbfait
luna bes 9eIebes laa. bieies IN oieie,
Weiie auslsgen All tpunen. sd ipre
DE baher ben 9eihu!biqten frei, ma
die ober oarauf aufmertian1, paB tel
ne Setrdnte in Sanshallen pertauf
ooer Ierpirt perben biirfen."
Treo. Gisner. ppn go. TAT Rid
rpnb Strabs. itano qeiteren Dor Ria
ter 4leranber, um fih unter Der 8e
| ifuloiauno Der 8erlebuna er!
ShantdeIeBes All peranttporetn. De
7SdQ puroe Dor einiqen Sdaen auf Qs
tern pertuet. Der 8eiduloiate bat
te einem 9etannteu cine Slaihe Wbls
fen pertauft uno lid hierourh itraf
bar aemaht. .3ur aeItriaen 9erbano
luna hatteH Tidl Die W}itaIiepsr ne
2ieenatommiiIion einqsfunpen, iUe!dl
erfuhtsn. ben iunQen Utann Der tic
ieiuer itrafbaren 6arbIung mid
betpuBt mar. freisuipredoen. Der RrdI
ter rtIfuhrte aerne Dem Munit be
Ap.nmiifdre.
| Cine ittpere Strafe traf gfiholu
Gifeifer. tpelher lid unter Der geftul
oiauna Der RihtperiprounQ Al Der
antiporten hotte. GlieiIer bate fein
7srau uno 8ino npr oSahresfriit Der
luffsn uno ieit Der 2ett teinen Gen
aum 2ebensunterhaIt ieiner Ianili
beiaeftellert. Ger 8eihuloiate tpurb
| in 5olepo ermittelt unb nah bier Az
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Der Staotrat6
Di: Ufaee btr GIeftrisitatSrafea seis
tiste eiae Ieb6afte 1e6attes

Dem ssiibrer Der Demoiraten, Stobts
raibsmitsIieb GuiDper, iDirb pors
aetporfsn, boB It .pOliiits ipielt -
Die Stats ltilitdteniommiHion
iDirb erfudt. ben phnfifhen Dertb
Der Union Gas & electric SO. al
ermitteln. - DER guiineb Msns
Club untsrbreitet gmpfehlungen be-
siislih bes aoniratts fir Glsttriz
sitdtsroten. Worbersitenoe Sdrit=
te fir ben 8ou zines nsuen giaz
butts. - parttomiiiion proteitirt
ststn bic anlase elmer StraBe. -
6ieiias Gei6dftsleute iollen BEL
Ginf1ufen fir bic Stabt bsriidlit>
tigt tuerben.
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Der 5aten

.Wenn Define 8rdut 10 Elm Rieienz
permogen bat, oanr biIt 8u ia fetn
raus; poer bat bic Sate etDa irgeHo
einen 5aten2"
IN biBten ifperbDrig II rneine
3ufiinftige; ais id ibr bic 2Iebeser7
tldrunq mdt,te, tniste fie NIT niener,
um mid beifer 81 periteben.-
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Gieb finsen. gu bieiem geiitisen
9nrntage. Der Ha6mitiass brei llbr
in Der Norb Cincinnati 1urnballe
ftattfinbtt, iino nidt nur bic 5urner,
fonDern alIe 5reunbe Der 5reibeii uno
bes Iortfhritts einselaben. Der GiEs
tritt iit fret.
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8Huidsu sie einc stetGe?
lernen Gle has NutosCSefhdft uRo Gle peroeH
ME auber 2Irbeti iein. SSdhreu i'm 5SreieH I'M
CONNER, 9lrbelt III Der gSeTfitdtt i'm gStner.
2eicbte 2rbeit gutter 2obH; feue flauen Sul'
fons gStr IebCen SbneH aLLes. Giuiie be-
qluut ieBt. ItaH fpre9e bor ober fdlretbe.
gattouaI Pluto ShooI, SuHe uHo ReaoiH9
Hoao, Cincinnati $.
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&terblihfeitsbertdt.

Charlotte G. aeBler, S3 Sabre.
auburnoolc 8ebduoe, Sersidloa.
sscremiah Ielanep, 70 Sabre,
176S Sit NseMiQan StraBe, 8bea-
matisnnls.
Garab IcWanalnin, IS Sabre,
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bar giinitigien Roten fir einen Rom
trait ermittelt iperben i0nntn.
Der poiten eines treiteren
6iIfs > StabtanmaIts
gefhaffen.

Inter aufbebunq Der Defddftss
reaeln fpurbe cine bonn Stabtanmdlt
Shoenle eingereihie Srbindn3 anges
nommen, ipelhe bic Shaffuna bes
pcitens zines fpeiteren 5ilfsItobtdns
ipalts poriiebt. Der beirefftnbe 5iliss
ftabtdntpolt, Der Elm SobrssseboIt bon
$500 betommt, ,pirb jeboh ausihliebs
lih fir ben GtaDtratb tbdiig fein uno
als geiibiitelpriifer i'm 8ureau nes
Ghief Notieet!ert Nrmftrons fungis
rem.
Reuer 8iabuft.
2luf gsranlaTuna bon Stabtrot6ss
nitslieb at large Sones that Der
Staptantpalt peitern bic Dorbereiiens
ben Ghritte fir ben 8du zines 8ids
butts, Der iih BON QublDfp Gpsnue
0iabutt abspeisen uno iiber bic 8e>
Itifs Der 6. 8. & .. gdhn bis sur
qinao Strabe geben io1. Die xtrefs
Tsnb. Reiolntion fiebt bic appropris
irung bes nothigen 9runbeigentbum5
Dor unp beitimmt. bag eie gahn be
6dlfte Der 8uutoiten al trdgen bar.
DIE ReioIution puroe an pas aoms
mittee fir 0iahufts, oas aommittee
fir appropriiruns uno cen Stabtlns
genieur oertpiefen.
protefiren segM pfla fes
rurlg.
9ln bds aommities fir Straben
uno parts eiua auf antras BON
6errH Hsihert non Der IL. Waro ein
Yroteit Der 9runoeigeHtbiimer on oer
0ienoora auenue, n0rDlih bon Ger
Niron StraBe, sesen bic pom DerfloI.
Iensn Stabtratb angeoronete yflaltes
runq Der Strabs. Sn benz proteii
b.iBt es, bab bieie gflaiterung, bic iit
sismli6 toitipielia ssitdlten burfts. ab.
liolat unnotbis lei.
2uolop Ipe. ioIf 6reite.
gema DIT perben.
aln oas aommittee fir appropri,
iruna bon 0runbeigentbum gins cir
4nirug bon Serrn Sonss, psIhsr BIZ
9er6reiterung Der 2uolon Ipenu'
5niihen Cornell place uno benz Miat
mi &c grie Canal Topie bic arsmsrl
sung Der bort befinblihsn GurpI
porifreibt.
| parttomm miiiion prote
itirt.
| 4n bas aommitiee fir Strdber
unb Darts sing elm proteit Der Bart
tomrniiiiou segsn bic gnloge elmer 81
fuB breiten StraBe neben benz Jog
,5aft sSielo" in GumHinsuilIe. 1t
partbeh6roe tit Der AHii6t. odB eia
Strabe BON 80 1suB 8rsits DOuanf 3s
lniiaen piirbe uno bsmsrtt oubereem
lbaB iie nitt inn Sianoe lei, eiuel
aanoftreiien pon 30 Sub 8rsite iii
bieIe StraBe su itsnien, bd oas be
treffenoe @runbeieeHtbum BON 5errl
1aft ousitlieBlih fir partaipets 9s
Iihentt tporoeH lei.
I5ieiige Geiddftsleute ol
Ienberiitii6tigt
| ueroen.
| 9luf Gmpfeblung Der aommiliiol
Ifiir Usiitel uno Wege tpuroe beihlol
lien, ben 8iis.rmeiitsr, ben arbeiis
| oirettor, oen Siterbeitsoirettor I'M
| ben it6otii6n eintuufsdeenteu 5u sr
Ifuhen. BEL alien Gintaufsn fir oi
| itdbtiIhen Departments bieiise Gs
lidGftsleute su beriidiihtisen.
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0lms benz Wsunisipalgeriht
@ihtise Gntiheioung in Sadlen Ses
8aitipirtbs Ribael SslfritD.

&uF Gmpfe6lunQ Der 2icen8tommtI'
Iiou freioeIprohen. 3 Utonate
9lrbeitsbaus tpsaen Jtihtueripr'
aung. - 0ieoer pereint. - SAeriff
unb iein 2iebhen perurtbeiIt. -
3a6lten 8elDer 8uriid. - Wtcgee
gc. i'm Gipil 9eriht pertla8t.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-10-29

Inc men an ucrN We're 80 conv0lSed
with laughter that Ia made no effort
to shoot the hear. \md %ltp" the first
Whoop the bear became -. Thoroughly
alarmed ut the cuM%telN"tior he had
caused that '" turned tai! aMd fled in a
clumsy ga II down the ice foes
Youths CoIWi"nirn.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-10-29

talk when we say that there is no
county office which comes in closer
touch with the pocket of the voter
than that Of county commissioner,
and only men of proven business abil-
lty, sterling honesty and a knowledge
OF things generally should be elected
to this important position. We believe
that the candidates for this office,
whom we have introduced to the read
er above, measure up fully to this
standard. Messrs Porter and Russell
stand before you on their record of
the past four years. Of Mr.. Dumb
gan, he enters the campaign with the
backing and endorsement of every
man of the community where he lives,
irrespective of party. Taxpayers, if
you put men of this calibre on the
board of county commissioners, you
are assured of a careful and economi-
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-10-29

the approval of a big majority of the
voters when they go to the polls on
election day.
In casting your ballot on election
day we would ask the voter to give
consideration to the claims of Attor-
ney w. B. Dickson in his candidacy
for the office of states attorney. Those
who can lay claim to a long residence
in the county have not lost sight of
the great value which the county
found in having Mr.. Dickson an occu-
pant of that office at times when
sound and impartial judgment in the
before both the district and the
supreme courts have proven to be of
incalculable value. AS a lawyer he
stands among the foremost of his
profession. He is the dean of the
Cavalier county bar and in long years
as a Langdon citizen no reflection has
ever been cast upon him. With a
mar Of such judicial experience and
knowledge the democrats believe thew
have a candidate in Attorney Dickson
who a fill the office of states attor-
ney in a way that will mean much for
an economical administration of the
office and at the same time a strict
enforcement of the laws of the state
and prompt attention to other duties of
that office. Mr.. Dickson we predict
will show himself to be one of the big
vote getters on the democratic ticket
at the polls on election day.
The candidate for the next county
office in the order they appear on the
ballot, that of county judge, is Judge
ii. b. Dorval, who needs no introduc-
ton to the people of Cavalier county,
and each time he has come before the
people asking for their suffrage the
maJorities by which he has been elect
ed, testify to the esteem in which he
is held by the voters. His knowledge
and experience in matters relating to
the probating of estates and the faith
full way in which he has looked after
the interests of those whose property
has been distributed through the pro-
bate court has given him perhaps a
wider acquaintance with the older
residents of the county than any other
candidate whose name appears on the
ticket. The office he holds is one that
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-10-29

or other of the voters desiring to make
a change. There is no such occasion
in the case of the present official.
Since Mr.. Work took over the duties
of the Office from his predecessor on
January 1st, 1913 the motto that has
hung over his desk has been Eff
cheney and Economy" In our
opinion there is not one reason why
Robert Work should not be shown
when the votes are counted that he
has been elected by a handsome ma
jority for the other term within the
legal limit.
On the ballot when the votes are
cast on Tuesday, November 3rd, the
people of Cavalier county will find
there is only one name for the office
of clerk of the district court, and
it is that of Charles S. Robert
son, and is 70 be found in the demo-
cratic column. At the election of
two years ago Mr.. Robertson was re-
elected for a second term by the bum
per majority of 1888 votes over his op-
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-10-29

cal business administration, which
cannot result otherwise than in a con-
siderable reduction in your taxes.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-10-29

Donald MCLAUGHLIN, of Harvey town
ship; Fred Borusky Of Mimic town.
ship, and w. G. Mcbride Of Montrose
township. Each of them are practical
farmers, men whose intelligence has
enabled them to make a success of
what they have done and given them
a local prominence among those of
their home community. They are all
men who know we'll the needs of the
farming element and can be depended
or to work for progressive legislation
in the interests of their constituents.
At the head of the county ticket
as it will appear on the ballot is the
office of sheriff. For this position
Wilbur L.. Drury was the unopposed
candidate of the democratic party
for the nomination at the primaries.
There is scarcely a voter in the county
but knows Mr.. Drury and knows with
out our telling them that he is we'll
qualified to perform the duties of the
office He is not an experiment and
has been found faithful to every trust
imposed On him. His record during a
four-year occupancy of the office
showed him to be cool-headed, a man
of good judgment and personal courage
and it would be hard, in fact a prac-
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-10-29

among the n~llnnl0ckS. HNu every rev
feet he would pull hi@..rif erect to
sniff the air and crune lis head anNi-
ously. Closer and closer he came. and
it was plain that he grew more and
more excited. The men on board the
ship got out their rifles to make sure
that the bear did no harm to the men
on the ice.
The gaunt ice bear came to the last
hummock that separated him from the
field OF play. One of the mel was in
the act of Kicking the stufiing" out of
the ball when the bear Suddeny
emerged into clear view. The ball
fell on the ice. the mans leg came
hurriedly down on the ice. and the
man himself broke for the ship like Il
deer. There was Il succession of
frightened shouts, and the ice became
alive with running men. Never was
there n quicker change of scene. Men
stumbled and fell and yelled and
fought for n grasp of the rope ladder.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-10-29

At the election of two weeks hence,
on Tuesday, November Bird, the demo-
Gratis of Cavalier county tender to the
voter a legislative and county ticket,
made up of men whose candidacy it is
a pleasure for us to offer for their
vote and influence at the polls, know
ing that if elected they will perform
the duties of the Offices which they
seek with credit to themselves and to
the best interests of the tax payers of
Cavalier county, whom they seek to
serve.
The Eighteenth legislative district
is now comprised Of the whole of
Cavalier county, instead of the west
ern half of the county, as it has done
up to this time. The legislative
ticket, which the democrats present
to- the voters Of the Eighteenth dis
trict, is worthy of support from every
standpoint. John Mahon for state
senator is n of the old time resi-
dents of this county; a resident of
Langdon for the past twenty-seven
yeers; a nan of wide experience and
splendid business ability and one who
is able to talk convincingly and logic
ally before any audience. We will
merely say that if elected he may be
depended on to favor such Legislation
as will be to the best interests of this
county and state. For members of
the lower house, and of these there
are three to be elected, the democrat
ic ticket is made up of such men as
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-10-29

ponent. 1t was a record breaking
majority in the political history of
Cavalier county and showed such a
unanimous approval on the part of the
voters for his being retained in office
that this year when republican states
were being made-up there appeared
to be nobody etching" for the Job
of clerk of the district court, and
there was a reason why. Mr.. Rob-
ertson is not one of your jolly good
fellows, but a clean cut young man,
whose ability, honesty and willingness
to work have shown that his services
are of value. Here's where some
republicans will have a chance to get
away from the vote err straight idea
again this fall.
At the election of two years ago
John L. Schwartz was elected register
of deeds by n of the big and safe
majorities which landed the ticket on
top at the close of the campaign. 1t
was the first time that Mr.. Schwartz
had made an appearance in the politi-
cal arena of this county, or any other
for that matter. Since he took over
the office, however, he has shown a
record for efficiency that the most ex-
perienced old timer would find it hard
to beat. Here is another trained
office man, the kind that you will find
asking the vote and influence Of the
people at the polls as democrats. Mr..
Schwartz is a worker, not the kind of
a man who is looking for a court
house job because it is a snap. For
years he served his apprenticeship
under both John Rylance and Allan
Pinkerton, being retained by them as a
deputy because Of his painstaking
work and the efficient way in which he
disposed Of it. This is how he came
before the people, his election coming
in the way Of reward for faithful SER
vice. He has made good in the one
term. The office is a means Of liveli-
hood for himself and family, and we
feel fully assured that his candi-
dacy for reelection will meet with
rendering Of legal opinions coming
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-10-29

shown a capacity to both oblige and
serve the public in a manner which
warrants his return for another term.
He is a trained office man; one of the
county's pioneers, and as is not the
case with some of the court house jobs,
experience is an essential il the wora
done is to bear the stamp of public
approval. From his record we there
fore would urge the retention of Mr..
Hamilton as your county auditor for
another term, when you go to the
polls on November Bird, Mr.. Voter.
Another post Of duty as a public
official, where efficiency is made to
score several points in giving the
office an accurate and economical adj
ministration, is the tr%easurer>s office,
and the extensive knowledge and
experience which Robert Work, the
present incumbent, has as an official,
is one of the best reasons that could
be presented for his reelection.
There is also the fact that the county
treasurer is among the officials of the
court house whose tenure Of Office is
now limited by law to two terms.
There have been cases where the two
term idea has failed Of approval at
the polls, in which cases, however,
there no doubt were some reason