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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho Holland-Amcrira liner potsdaIr. sailing ~
saturday for Rotterdam, Will take mail. closing
AT 80 4. VI, for Germany. Austria, liungaf, and
Luxembourg and Tor other countries when spccla
addressed
The French liner Ia Tourainc. sailing IN S1tut-
day for HHvrc VIII TAX" mall. closing At moon. TO-
France. RumanlA. Bulgaria, Sertla switzerland
ltaIN. Spain, Portugal, Egypt Greece. British
India, British East Africa, SLAM Malta Gibraltar.
Ccy Ion, Straits Settlement Dutch Inst indies
West Australia and Persia and for 9th W. count les
except Germany. Austria. Hungary. Luxembourg
and Turkey when specially addressed.
The italian liner Ancuna. sailing on saturday
for Naples, will take matt closing at 80 A. VI.
for Turkey and for other countries, except LuNcm-
burg. II specially addressed.
The American liner 81. LOUIS sailing IN Satuf.
day for Liverpool. VIII take mali closing at = %
VI. for Europe except Germany. Austria. Huu.
gary, LuNCmburg and Turkr'l. and fur ufhC
cnmnlrIns VIII nm annrlhl-.- .lMrn-.nl
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Incoming Xe.seIs-Ry wireless.

SIX Commewilne, Hayti, 2i3 miles south OF
sandy Hook at noon YESTERDAY 1T. ...,.
So san JaclntO, Galveston. iAs miles south
of DIsnOud Shoals At noon.
So Alamo, Mobile, miles northweN OF
$ RIO Grsnde wilmington, parsed Cnpe
- VI Vale, Galveston ~ miles east Of
IS City of ST Loms. Savannah 40 mile.
south of Sandy Hook AT noon.
jupiter at p
$, Brszos; 50. Juan - miles north of San
;. washiugroman, Honolulu a9l miles north
east o. Crlstobu at =
So santa Glaca. san p, FrancS'o' 500 miies
s. santiago Vera cruz, 10 miles south Of
$ hranahoc' Jack.onylle lI miles south Of
Sandy Hook ~ J.. NJ.
s. cl gi, san Juan is5 miles south of
$ Apache. JacRsonyile. 50 miles north Of
s. J9nn.s bar r., a, ! ,. N rr,. .,,pv
s., Tlviyes. PORT L,mQn, miles south"e"
Of colo 51'' at p. NJ ''''''' '''''
81 vi oreute Galveston, ~ miles south o.
s. s'S santa Marta ceio@, a5a miles rou,n Of
rG :; NasSsss dalv%s;'o9 10 miles east of cal,
5 Evelyn, san, Francesca, miles south o.
s. fHtliieS, New orlears 2, miles southeas,
Of Mtssissipri har at
Movements Of Naval Vessels.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.--The destroyer
Ralche Parker and McDougll and tendc'
ratHpsco have arrived at Hampton "oaH7
battleshlp Rhode Island and dcstroysrs 81
cal. FauuiuE Jenkins, Henley and DraN-
ton At norfolk, cruiser Galveston ~ SH1T"
hat nuttlr,hip oregon NJ Tpuron, destroyer.
Prehle and Nhlpplc ~ san Diego trtnSpo.
Prairie az Grav2-gnl Hay, tender f.gul
and -upmarines k-3 and k-l ~ Mare
Island: cruiser Tennessee ar Alexandra.
The Tug Rocket has sailed from lndia'
Head FOR Norfolk, cruiser san Diego ron
from Guaymas FOR Mazatlsn. cruiser N'rh
iusluu from Hampton Roads FOR Quay
C.,layo BAY, cuba; transport Pruirl" "H"
submarines XII k k.o and o. from
Grayesend Bay Tor Pensacola Wis Hsmpte"
Roads
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SOUTHWESTERN COAL AND IMPROVE
MkNT COMPANY.
Eirst MortuaRe kands

sealed proposals vii be received Al The
ofii"u Of Tho Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany. N0-. 1879 william street. New York
cry. Tor the sale 20 the Trustee. bon accord
anre with the provisions ~ the mortgage Of
the let ~ July. 1859. Of a sufficient amount
Of bonds to consume sl2O,Gll.lo 200 IA" sink
ing Fund az price not exceeding par and
accrued Interest. Income raA such 1r.
cried Interest VIII be- withheld in cas-" ~
fHNAhio persons. and ownership certificates
~ pres riBrd hy Income Tax Treasury HeFu-
lat!nns W''. De required with current coupons.
The right is reserved, however, TO reject
any and all bids
Proposals must he presented before ~
o'clock ". on IN" 9th dnv of February. 1915,
ami should be directed us foilpvs:
Proposals TO sinking Fund Of the south
western Goa and Improvement company
The Farmers Loan and Trust company
1879 William Street. Now York city
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COM
PANN. Trustee
By EDWIN : MARSrON. President
Ncv Nnrk. January 20. lNla.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
"Gf
sun rises. 5i5 Sun sets $40 Moon sets liD
HIGH WAITER TINS DAY.
MA Gov Island / 20 Hell Gate 7:io
Low WATER THIS DAY.
SandyHk $50 Gov Island 6 70 Hen Gate. ste
Arrived WEDNESDAY. January ~
g. Ausonia. 6:t3 A VI Glasgow January !.
Tsormina. 70 E Tuesday. Palermo
January
;, Trondhi en- iiord. 5:s) p. NJ Hun. DE
cembsr =
;, Napon p NJ Naples. January -
50 inVeric 40 4 NJ, GLASGOW, December Al.
:, Preston io:a' 7 Tuesday. Preston.
January g.
- Petroleine 1890 A NJ, Ayiers January
- Guildhall. A. Nj, Mat1ulas January a.
50 Juan. T. A NJ KinguOu
50 Mohawk. Jacksonville. January II
IS Fl Norte Galveston, January -
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
SIS Minuehaha. at London
- New York uAnllt, "a Rotterdam
g Cymric al Liverpool
SAILED FOR NEW YoRk
- Arabic. from Liverpool
- Zulia. from Maracsiho
s. Tvives, from Santiago.
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WAsHINGTON, Jan. 2O,---Army orders
issued we're:
cant A. NJ Whaley NJ. c.. from duty IN
ONCE OF Surgeon-Genoral to assistant to the
attending surgeon in this city.
capt. W l.. Luhn, @ NJ g., n charge Of
lieylug capt, h. q. etritznRer, Jr., .. NJ c.
capt IA II Jordan, Coast Artillery, from
l4GN to Mat Company.
tllery, from Ninety eighth 10 FoEtleth Com
pHuy.
Seventeen 10 l4Gth Company.
First Lieut. H. /" HUI, NJ. G., r.siE-
nation accepted.
Brig Gen Eii d Hoyie 10 the retired
list
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C0TTONSEED OIL.

Tho tone was generally steady despite
the larger offerings on the advances Re
tners were on both sides Of the list, caus-
ing an undertone of nervousness. West
crr interests bought during the day. There
was hullish talk heard relative to the eX-
port inquiry for oil. Compound lard IL in
better demand at higher levels. Crude oil
was quoted AT 5.73m5.S7 Sales of con-
tracts we're $4,000 barrels.
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NORWICH GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY
a. Exchange Place,
Now York.
Nntlap of Animal MaatInU

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVES thti The
annual meeting OF stockholders or NOR
WICH GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY
VIII be held at the oftice OF the Company
IS Exchange Place Now YORK CITY on
THURSDAY January 2s'h. 1915, at ~ o'clock
ensuing wear. and for the transaction OF
any and all business that may come before
the meeting, IL. u. BROWN. Secretary.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE a ST. PAUL
COMPANY

q BROADWAY. New Work January 10 1915.
Nptic" 'r hereby given that there has beer
declared dividend of Three Dollars and
F!;'1 Cents Per Share ON the Preferred STOCK
and "a dividend 90 Two Dollars and Flfty
t'nIg Fer share uu the Common stock Of the
Company 20 stockholders Of record at three
u'rtoCk ON he 2Gth day Of January. payable
March 1. 1915. az the office or tho Com pany
IN the city OF New York.
II. r. WILLIAMS vice President.
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capt j. ~ Glennon to Washington as
member Of the Panama fortincation board.
Lieut. r.. <. Moses to the Ohio.
Lieut. w, y, lIalsey, from command ~
the Jarvis to treatment, naval hospital, Nor
folk.
Lieut. D. 2. Kemp, from tho Tallahassee
to the Washington.
Ensign NJ l.. Deyo from the Washington
10 tine Jenkins.
Ensign q. }. Parrish, from tho Vermont
to he Daudonough,
Ensign T.. Anderson, from tho jenkins
Ensign NJ. !. Lenny from tho Georgia 10
the brooklyn,
Passed Assistant Surgeon g. l.. Moran,
from the Buffalo to the Baltimore
Assistant Surgeon l.. Lehrfeli. from
Marine headquarters. san Diego, 90 Aslatlc
station.
Paymaster Reginald spear, from great
lakes training station, settle accounts and
"a al orders
Paymaster n u. Farweil, from the Bunal o
10 training station. great lRkes,
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroS. Jan. 20.--The mining share
market was Irregular. with small declines
predomiuatiuE American Zinc was a
strong feature and Butte and Superior
closed with gain OF y. Boston and
Maine railroad sold down 10 2lt4. clos
ing az the low point. The summary:
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AMERICAN GRAPHoPHoNE co.

PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO 81,
4 dividend 90. 90 OF one ana three
quarters u 90 per cent. has been declared
upon the Preferred capital stock of the
American GraphOphons Company, payable
February 10. 1915. to stockholders % record
at the CLOSE Of business February list. by
order Of the Directors
EDWARD ID. EAsTON, President.
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.M,IGAMArED COPPER COMPANY.

A. broadway. New York. January 20, 1915.
A. meeting Of the Directors Of the Anal
gamated Copper Company a dividend OF one
half Of one per cent. "a Of lCoI was declared,
payah bile February 23rd, 1918, to stockhol ders
of record on the books OF the Company OF
- O'Clock noon January 3Oth. 1915
\ II MELtN. Secretary.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHLtrELrHrA, Jan. 2O-There was a
"r amount Of activity In the local mar
Key bur only few price changes de-
",onod. Consolidated Traction gained a
'' point Philadelphia Electric was
easier The summary
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DULUTH, MIssABE a NORTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.

bated January Ist, 1913.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that tho
one hundred and seventy-threc t73J " the
First Consolidated Mortgage Bonds ~ the
huuth Missa be 4 Northern railway COMPANY
we're this day drawn Tor redemption iu &C
cnrdancc with tn requirements ~ Article
rive 81 the Trust Mortgage. numbered as
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ITHACA Gas LIGHT COMPANY.
~ Exchange Pace,
New York
Notlcr Of Annual Meeting

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN maj tho
annual meeting Of stockholders Of ITHACA
GAS LIGHT COMPANY Will he held al the
once Of the Company, ~ Exchange Place,
New York CITY on THURSDAY January aSth,
1915, at l2 o'clock noon, for the election Of
Directors for the ensuing year, and FOR the
transaction Of any and al business that
may come before tho meeting
II r. BROWN. Secretary.
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THE PTTTSBURG MARKET.

PrTrsBuRG. Jan. 2O-Crucible steel
common sold at IS to-day. a gain OF *,
while Westinghouse Electric was lower on
small lots Tho general list was UNI
changed 10 a shade higher The sum
mary
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
MOBILE 4 ONO RAILROAD co.

The Annual Meetings ,f the registered
holders OF tho General Mortgage Bouds Of
the Mobile aud Ohio Railroad Company. our
su4u. go the General Mortgage OF NAV 49,.
lN>S. and of the holders OF the Preferred In
come and sinking Fund Dohouturrs OF sold
CompHur, pursuant 90 the Deed Of Trust OF
MAJ =. 1879. VIII he held 40 the office OF the
Company. 80 30 Church street, In the City
NJ New York. on Wednesday. February g..
1915, a. - o'clock noon and , o'clock y. NJ.
respectively.
The Voting Register Of the said General
Mortgage Bonds and the Transfer Books %
the said uehentures will close AZ o'clock
= VI on Wednesday. January 81. 1915 and
reopen AT 10 O'Clock \. NJ on Thursday, Feb
ruary IS. 1915.
A. W. MACINTOSH Secretary.
New York, January II, 1915.
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LANES u. DINHAM 4 90.

~ IN sN'ti"9, lHN'uNNS "a ~ ~ 80 HH""'I
ofiice Of the Company No. $40 broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan, New York, to-day,
the following directors were elected for the
ensuing year:
William e Eugle, Theodore W. LulinF,
william Is. Good win. William Il. webb
william \. Little.
Al a subsequent meeting NJ the directors
the following Officers were unanimously
elected for the ensuing year:
William a. Little. ........ President
William u. Webb, Vice President
John II. King ,,.,,,..,,, Treasurer
James NJ, Tappen ..,...,. Secretary
JAMES NJ. TAPPEN Secretary.
$40 Broad way, New York, January 20, 1915.
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HOMER AND CORTLAND GAS LIGHT co.
% Exchange Pace,
New York.
Notice Of Annual Meeting,

NOTICE rs HERERy GIVES that the
annual meeting Of stockholders n HOMER
& CORTLAND GAS LIGHT COMPANY VIII
be held at the ONCE OF the Company, AZ
Exchange Place New York city. on Thurs
day, January 2Sth, 1915, AZ ~ o'clock noon,
for the election Of Directors for the ensuing
business that may come before the meeting
II. " brown, Secretary.
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Spot cotton At New York was steady,
70 advance. Middlng, $50. Southern
so, markets were unchanged TO sc. adj
vance with New Orleans Sc, Galveston
6 j.lfc.. Savannah Sic, Houston SSc.,
Augusta $50 and Memphis TIC.
t. New Orleans market closed firm.
DIE. u-nrn
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AT future interest OF any Of the bonds 50
designated cease February Isl. 1918. IN a,-
cordance with the terms Of the mortgage
In accordance with the foregoing said
mentioned bonds will be paid ~ this office on
or after the let ddv 81 February. 1918. at
i05 per ceutum and interest tssy tl.6f5. per
bond.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK, Trustee
BY T. r HYDE. Vice President.
SeN York. January u. 1915
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NORTHERN PACIFU TERMINAL COW.
pANN OF OREGON

and viii br redeemed by The Farmers Loan and
Trust COMPANY, Trustee, AZ It's ONCE. 1922 William
street N"w Work CITY At no and accrued in
tersst on the 18th day ~ February. 1915. NJ which
date Interest VIII cease on the above bonds.
TIE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
Trustee.
~ EDWIN y. MNRSTON. President.
NcNg York, January a. 1919.
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CONSOLIDATED Gas COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.

IOV fsH"N IUIII TTFFFNs
January I, 1915.
The annual meeting or the Stockholders OF
this Company for the election Of Trustees to
serve during the ensuing year viii be held at
this once MONDAY, January IS, 1918. Polls
will be open from - to / y. NJ. Transfer
books will close Saturday. January g. 1915. at
~ NJ, and reopen TUESDAY. January 90. 1918.
r. A. CARTER Secretary.
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u A VI bids TO Liverpool We're: Jan
ra-v. $50; March. SEA: May. $50; July
Shs' October, 9.2S. The market there is
due 70 open to-day GIG to points ad-
varre
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FIRST PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO. :
ORIGINAL PREFERRED DINtDESp 40 81
PACIFIC GAS A ELECTRIC 90,

A meeting " Inc Board Of Directors has
been called for 1900 o'clock noon, January
80, 1915, for tho purpose OF declaring dlvi-
drnl $50, - OF il.5O per share upon the
full paid First Preferred Capital stock and
dividend $50. 36l Of $50 per snare upon
the Original Preferred Capital Stock Of this
Company, both dividends being for the
quarter ending January ~, 1915 payable
February 10. 1915, to Stockholders Of record
at 1900 o'clock noon, January 80. 1915.
Checks for the dividends viii I've matted.
The transfer books viii not close and owners
desiring checks payable 90 themselves should
have stock certificates issued in their own
names on or before the last mentioned date.
PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY,
u, N, FOOTE, Secretary,
san Francisco, California, January 2. 1915.
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ITHACA ELECTRIC LIGHT a POWER
COMPANY.
A3 Exchange Pace.


Notlce Of Annual Meeting.
January H. 1915.
NOTICE Is HEBREW GIVEN that The
annual Meeting or Htockholdors ~ ITHACA
ELECTRIC LIGHT A$D POWER COM
PANN Will Dee held n the Office Of tho
Company, ~ Exchange Place, New York
Cuy, ON Thursday. January 2Sth. 1915. At
u o'clock noon, FOR the election Of Directors
for the ensuing year. ana for the transaction
of any and al business that may come be
fore tho nesting.
II y BROWN. Secretary
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" T.TVFTTTTTT TTTT nv VTTFTIFTI HTF-f'IN ;
TIsrs was a moderate request business In
SPOT cotton. with middllng 10 points lower
o. 5000 Sales 1000 bales. Receipts,
.5772 bales. including 1857 American.
p-ireg AZ Ti.arrop1 yyCrp.
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Sal'a Am Agr Chem Goo loN 10 100
,.en Am Tel & Tel a. ... ssi. sd. SO
$500 Am Tel & Tel 4'ss.. a.. 20 s''. 81
gec1 = G. 4 W | 6s....... 81 % ~ s.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-19

4 @
Wall, Nichols Company
W. W. Dimond Company
w. w. Ahana Company
Levy and Company
Gunha Music Company
Gunst Cigar Company
Bergstrom Music Company
Mercantile Printing Compan!
Ehlers s Company
Wichman & Company
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-19
rs have entered Windows in the Contest:

Hollister Drug Company
Gurrey's Limited
Ideal Clothing Company
Regal Shoe Store
Honolulu Music Company
The Clarion
R. W. Perkins
Sachs Dry Goods Compan.
Thayer Piano Company
Arleigh & Company
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-19

Hawaiian Electric Company
Hopp & Company
Levers s Cooke
E. %. Hall 8 Son
Star Bulletin
Office Supply Company
N. McInerny Limited
Fitzpatrick Brothers
Chambers Drug Company
silva's Toggery
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-12-09
YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION

Through the activity of Rev. F. j.
Hubbard and others an organization
among the young boys of the city was
effected at meeting held Monday
evening at the Langdon light plant of
what is to be known as the Langdon
young mems association. Already with
upwards of twenty enrolled as men,
bers the association is actively at
work and before the end of the week
they expect to have headquarters
comfortably established in the base
ment of the opera house block, where
there is to be reading room fitted
up in one part while another large
room is to be equipped with box
ball alley and the necessary apparatus
for gymnasium. The privilege of
using the basement of the opera house
has already been secured from Mr.. A.
X. Pruden, the owner of the property,
and the boys organization which is
formed along the lines of a Y. M. c.
A., in nowise a church affair or de-
nominational in any way, appears to
be going ahead so that in the course
of few weeks it will prove to be
quite an important factor in enter
tanning and occupying the leisure time
of the boys and young men of Lang
don and vicinity.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-12-09
NEW IMPROVEMENTS BEING
INSTALLED AT ELECTRIC
There Will be Special Features and Souvenirs
Ter Patrons Monday Evening

The Electric theatre management
announces that within the past week
it has received the bill of lading for
the shipment of new opera chairs to
be installed as announced few weeks
ago. They are expected to arrive in
few days and the placing of this
new and up to date equipment for the
use of the patrons of the Electric is to
be the occasion of specially arrang-
ed program to be presented next Mon
day evening, December 18th, when
four entirely new features will be
presented in the program of that
evening. One of these will be a
comedy film, 1.-The Woman Next
Door. There will also be orchestra
music by the theatre orchestra. An
other innovation that will aid in
impressing this occasion on all present
will be the presentation of a suitable
holiday memento to each family
represented in the audience. The
evenings program will commence al
7:3O and the prices will be hfteer
and twenty-five cents. Come early
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-12-09
BIG SALE AT BIMLER FARM

One week from today, Thursday,
December 18th, is the date of the
auction sale of the farm stock,
machinery and household effects of
Joseph j. Bimler, to be held at the
Bimler farm in Langdon township
about three and a half miles east of
Dresden. There is quite lengthy
list OF property to be put under the
hammer, including several head of
we'll bred stock as we'll as young farm
horses and complete equipment of
farm machinery and Auctioneer
kietfer has called the sale for ter
o. clock in the forenoon. See large
bills for particulars.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-12-09
FEDERATION OF FARMERS
REVIEWS ITS ACTIVITIES
The ResiImiag of Activities by northwestern
Federation on Dec. Is at Daniels

The northwestern federation of
farmers clubs of Cavalier county will
open its activities for the winter sea-
son of 1915-16 according to letter
which the Democrat received from
Secretary H. c. Otteson of Calvin,
with a meeting to be held in the Yeo-
man hall at Daniels, on Saturday,
December 18th, commencing at one
o'clock in the afternoon.
There will be lunch served at five
clock, the committee which has this
feature in hand being composed of
Mesdames Whitman, Fremstedt,
Borusky and Snowtield The program
of the meeting is outlined in the fol-
lowing order
Remarks by chairman Past and
Future.
Song the Daniels glee club
Reading By M. S. Myers
Address %. r. Daniels
Song-By the Schaefer Girls
Talk-About the farm dairy-B Bertha
| BaSSlngthWalte
Reading Secare Whitmore
Comic song-Chas. McAdams
Address Borousky
Comic song-Freddie Snowfield
Business and resolutions
Song by audience
All who attend are requested to
bring lunch baskets with them.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-12-09
HAY TOWNSHIP FARMERS MEETING

A meeting of the farmers of Hay
township has been arranged for by
TIL. T. Kristjansen, who has charge of
the work of the better farming asso-
citation in that section of Cavalier
county, and the board of supervisors
Of Hay township, to be held in the
Schroeder school house on Tuesday,
December 21st, beginning at the hour
of two clock in the afternoon. One
of the main topics to be taken up for
discussion at this meeting will be
"'The Eradication of Weeds, though
there will be many other matters
talked over known to be of vital in
terest TO the live farmer. 1t is the
hope, both of the board Of supervisors
of Hay township and Mr.. kristjansen,
the better farming agent, that all the
farmers Of Hay township who possi-
bly, can arrange to do SO will be in
attendance at the meeting called to be
held at the Schroeder school house or
Tuesday afternoon, December 2lst,
commencing at two O clock.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-12-09

offending animals shall without un-
necessary delay notify the owner of
such stock or the person in whose
custody they were at the time the
trespass was committed, of the seizure
of such animals, if such owner or
person is known to him to be within
I or to reside within the county. The
person suffering the damage shall
Immediately bring action for his dam
ages, and the judgment he receives
will be lien on the animals restrain
ed, and such animals may be sold and
the proceeds applied to satisfy the
Judgment. When stock is restrained
under the herd law or in accordance
with the trespass law, the owner
should not attempt to take such stock
except by due process of law. To take
stock by force or stealth may make
the person so doing criminally liable.
To summarize, then, it is unlawful
for stock to run at large in Cavalier
comfy at any time, as the law now
stands. If stock runs at large and
does damage, the one suffering the
damage has the right to take up such
stock and hold it in his possession un-
til the damages sustained, and costs.
are paid; but he must notify the
owner at once of the taking up of
such stock. The owner, if he wishes
possession of the stock before the
damages are litigated, must put up
security for the payment of the dam
ages which may be awarded. But it
may become criminal offense to take
such stock away from the person tax.
ing it up by force, fraud or stealth,
in any manner.
Dated at Langdon, N. Dak., this
! 9Th day of December, A. d. 1915
G. Crimson, States Attorney,
ADV. Cavalier county, N. Oak.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-12-09

John Hunt closed his visit with
Langdon friends Tuesday, going by
way of Walhalla to Winnipeg, from
which point he goes east to Cloyne.
Ont, to spend the holidays with his
aged father and mother. He will
remain in the east most all winter
visiting friends. returning in the
spring to Borden. Sask., where he has
been located since leaving Langdon
some years ago. a'd',s'"s"''.'''' -,