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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-24
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

State of Colorado. City and
County OF Denver.
Notice is hereby given that on the
27th day OF April. A. d. 1915. a spec
ial meeting OF the stockholders OF
The Florence and Cripple Creek
Railroad Company was held at Room
9o2. First National Bank Building. In
the City and County of Denver. State
of Colorado. for the purpose OF con-
sidering the dissolution OF said Com
pany. At said meeting. each and
every share OF stock issued and out
standing by said Company was pres
ent and represented in person or by
proxy. and 1t was then and there con-
sidered and determined by a vote OF
more than two-thirds of all OF the
capital stock of said corporation.
that the said corporation should be
dissolved
WHEREFORE. This is 10 certify
that the said corporation is hereby
dissolved according to law.
(Signedl. X. c. SCHUYLER,
Vice President OF the Florence and
Cripple Creek Railroad Company.
ATTEST: E. S. HARTwELI-
Secretary.
First publication, June 5, 1915.
Last publication. July Is. 1915.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05

liF0rtiGtnna lIeIe s. stiif-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05

Scrlin 4, NGr5 Un SDnopn) N0S oent1e NrmesSaApt
qnart icR nudl6euOeu amtdea Sedt abe Die 0esS
laoe in Sl uuO gSet;
Die Greigniiie i'm & &cFcn
Sa Die CpernDnu i'm weden Grgst6catsr angcbt
nnec Srnppn eeiern Orseu a6er SmnOe an ben S0ben
goTeiio uOrSuetm Nrras @oHtOnen Oes SeinbeS
in elmer @rtc 1900 Ggete uutcu cine Nle ngeuOmmeu Fc
nt Cfec 55S an6Fd Sooa seiOngen erbcn
tetcu u Mdmcugeure nuO as cuc @cdahe @crerc @eacn
Nnsfc wsde ScnS wareuo &admag nnruaGm idagn
febl.
Su GGOmpasn 0rauun lire gnsrfe Die
nit lcdter DHbc 5nrHdgeuieieH mnr6en.
Sin SOrOhSernd Der 6an3pca III Der SapanmgesnS, uelid
GN Snbet i@ma eb 3n nem Wgcnngiie bccbten mir
Saisrabn 8ranOcu 5m Saoc G6pg beb Gin ran
fdcr gRgrif ebenioas pbnc 9culta.
Sine fHrdM Wttbeuugen Gel Sbnrm erfdrte Onh
cine Srntde N6tmna au aardc a6e bic S6bc Sanr
(noro5hd Sunan Grfola beGocn gSir maFn
NeuHg 6cdgn Die Nbt9eAug beianO frouOdm Wciansc
wetc abgcia mnrSn mo crit Ha %n 3S SpStm
&erpunOeH
Die gaze i'm SFcm
Na 6Ndrn GrieeSidonpa6 bradn gugri 9nicu uor
0ala NruOnO Den 6nO in u 6iane 6en nnre grterie
mDrnnf iG Die 9iniM 5urGf5icbe mnkter.
9OrOGiid 3Dma ihneeu mebrere Nngrie 9nien b
mir brndten 6euO ertc6lihe &erntc bel.
In Gsb GOd Gms5nec HuO GGOrjelen nnO nOrOmed
@rosngd oe mNhu ShttrGite lire SfRuc
Nn ibrgu Sbdieu 6ront lit in Der aageueiueu Gage feline
mcicnt6e &eran0ernug cingereen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05
gle0crAdt ser geariSen Ariegsua@ridten.

Der geitrge Ocatidc GneratabS SeridJt pridDt e
d0nen rfOl0 Der 0entidlen TranfreidJ Oieeben
anf sen S06n goreO nprOmelid Yrras, @OiOnen
SransOn in einr Sree hNe5n eine Nieile erO6r
chua 600 (Snngec gem0dt cine Mnge &riegsnateria
nben Sn Oen NrgOnueu nabmGn ole 0etiden uen
irauiGidcn SdaRengrpben erl,
Scinald Der GreiauiIc anf Orm Ditdm Arieasdanpute
meO oetidc @cneraiab Oah Nugrife Der 9nhn nOrO
Dhlf SrO0nO unueit Spn5a cBdngn, nno 0ah
cie 9ulcn iducre %eriuic erittcn
Der amtdc gSner Seridt crflGrt, Sai Ole &nisu naGe
3afi5gn 6nN &ala mad cncu bhltaen @ecb 3urudge
moren mnr6sn nnO Oah i'm Sba De Snes SaOr5a 6eftige
@ceftc i'm Wauae ino
0ic NmhuOrt ser Octden 9caicrnug mi Die %uriGGge
Orr Ser. Suaten 6infdth Der &egcuug Der Submarine
Sricgi6rnug mn Der 3nfn1r sebnsmittelu fir ole Gu
be06lferung 1T gtern iGrem UUleu Moat nad gSa6ng
TIM u5ffeuidt uOcen Die gUte 3cigt ANTS 0enid Sas
yctrebea SWthanos I'M 1ntcrce Der &enolcn ieineretS
yacs 5m tnn, 81 einem gbfummCn lbcr bic raaliheu
Mnfna6meu ;r gelnugen.
NMS 9tGem uro nod @ariS gemelOet, Oa6 Der grieddc
Sronrnb fir 6ene 5 ner Sibnuo eiubcrnn worOeu IT,
a6cr oe fauee 0unue 9aOeS 81 bsrabcn Der NUnia
ierucr ouf Snrasu ueS &remicrmiuers Den e6emOl
gen Gbe beS wcnCraltabes 5nrNdbernfen
Cas r0n5Siidc Moriue Wiutcrinm hat anGcthuoigt Onh
0ns outd lntereebou H. 8" Snfen sebradt worOen
ici Die @emamnng wnrOc angcblih eeaugen genpmmcn
0ieie 9ladrdt 1T pun tcncr anocrea Sete betaig
Cir 60marD Grei brtidle Staatsiefrctar Oes gns
ndrgcu mad octcrn i'm britidn luerbanie bic naiuc Be
mcruno oa6 GneIanO feline wcitercu @at6daee uuu Ietra
len suefs Scr Shrurae fir Sagcn wnd 10 lange bic Nen
tran ndt Gnglano babel bebNlfliM cn ole Setiden ans
%elseu ST Urragen"
glnS glom miro gemelOet Sah bcr sic Sgrenaife eueu
Shell oes ineuien SdnbgebicteS Srpcls Der Seneernngo
unnO Uerbdnn unroe Cneu bort nnS in gD6ien asgebro
djeneu gnfltono 5n nuterOrhdeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05

9ur4 gSoi3inetouer 9iegierung.
Sic slntwort it ourdns cnt-
aeacufommcnO. stimmt Sen
sInrcguuoeu in 9rin5ip sn.
9os stoots. Qeportcment morict
nod oui GngIono's 9lntuort c6e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05

T5ricru cntiernt werocn. Iie 9lri.
len luoren ie0ob niMt inn StanOe,
Die orouungsnaBigc 9iiidpdrts6elUe.
giing SIT it6ren lnO uerloren oie6ii6.
hma nit Oen Corps. Dies benefit,
Dab iic 6ei i6ren gln9rifieu ihiper
0clitieu bo6en Sn5wiid]en mnroen
oeiltide Neritdrfingeu berange5ogen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05

w0 sic Sage tpieOer gcororet Us
donoclt iidb inn einen gan5 mbeoeli-
tenoen rriiiimen Griolg, Der nit Dem
porberaebenoen Shirn BON BraS.
mid Del uelhem mir iO,OOO@efons
gene uno cine aroBe Nleuge 9ente
madlicn niht Uer9lid)cn meroen
fam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05

Oie rniiii0e 2(ngriffe i0Iaaen
aenh@lanO's alntuort anoie sSereiuisten staateu,
gseti4t oes oent[den e1eneraraa6s.

Serlin A. Nari (uia gDnSOn 0as Scuidle grmecS Sanpt
qnarsr erc 1cntc nadeeuOeu amden yct a6 O SesS
lage in Sit nuO gSef
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05
Drnt(0Iano's
Antwort
Maf bic amerifanii6eM
@Ori6ldgc.
eSbrcnt Dpllem QSDrtlamt
macb Der6ffentIidt.

9ur6 gSoi1tugtouer 9iegicrung.
3ic 9lntport it our6ous emf.
aegcntommcnO. Stimmt oen
sInrcguuocu in 9'rin5ip 5i-
9os Stoots. Qcportcment mortct
nod ouf GngIano'S 9lntiuort, cbc
cs ipcitcrc sdriitc ibut.
@ai1ingtou. A. Mdr5. Die
@abingtoner 9iegierung aob 6eute
sen oiii5icQen 9eortlout ser 9lnt.
mort Der Oeutiden Hegieruug aui ole
9oridlGgc ser Wcr. Staotcu BIN.
iidtli1 scr 9ieaelma ser Submari-
ne ariegfii6rung uuo Der 3iliu6r
bon 9la6rlmgSmitteln fir sic giDil.
9eu0fering befonnt
Gus Stats Irpartcment io0
oooon o6, oeu Snbalt Ser amerifa,
uichen &oridIdge 5u 0eroiieHtliheu.
neil Oieiel6en nod BON Gnalano m0
ieiueu @er6imoeteu IN Grmdalm5
9ejogen mer0cn. 9iS cine gmtiport
bon ben 9laiirten ongelougt it,
oiirften sic gScr 5toaten foum ir-
qeno melhe iueteren Sdritte in ser
gmgelcgen6cit t1un. obmobl 9eamte
0es 5taots Departcnents 6creit5
nit Der 9(usar6eihiua eines 9}rote-
ties aeacu Gnglano's Grfldung be-
idditigt iin0, in iUeher Gnglono
eine 9l6iiht anfiinoigt. oen Sanoel
5luihen Geutihlan0 mO neutralel
Nlddten 81 per6moern.
9lohiteheno ser Nortlant ser
Oeutihen 9mhuort
Gentiblun0's 9lntmort-
Gle faiierlic1 ocutiHe 9ieaieruug
bat nit groBem Snterciie BON Der
gIureglmg Der oncrifaniiden 9lcgic.
ruug aenntuiB oeuoumeu Dab 8unt
Shube Der ucutroIeu Sdiiio1rt
0eutidlono unO gnalauo lido auf
geuiiie @ru5ipicn ser ariegiibruua
5nr Gee cinigeu iollten 1ie oeuti2e
&egieruna iiebt 6ierin eiuen neuen
9cpeis Der irelmoiAaitli6en @eiiib-
lc, melhe 0ie omeritaniid]e Hcgic'
rung iiir 0ie Oeutc6e beat mo pelde
BON CeutiHlano Uoll lno gan5 erui.
bert werocu
IS iii auh GcutidlanOs @nnidb
bic ariegiiibring 5ir zee mli Re'
gclu su 6oiiren. melde 3iUar oie einc
ooer ole onOerc Der lrieafii6renocu
@iddte in Der glmmeu0ng ibrer 0lit'
tel sur ariegfii6utng binoeru, abcr
bod aui ole Suicreiicn Der neltralcn
@ld6tc in0 Die Giebote 0cr Gunoni-
tat cntipredeuo 9liidiidt nebmen.
0aber mar in Der oeiiidlen 9lotc pom
1G. 6ebruar anoeoelitet oaB oic 9e'
obadhmg Der 9onooner Getlaration
ourh 0cltihIano's Seiuoe cine nepc
Situotion ibafiicn wiiroe, ans ueI'
der Die oeutite 9iegierlng aern lire
SdliiIie 5ie6en wiiroe
Bon 0icicm @eiidltspuntie aisgc-
1eno, bat Die oclltidc Rcgicrlma oie
9lureNmg Der ameritaniidea 9e9ie-
rung genau in @rwdglmg ge5ogen
ii. glaubt in oerielben t6atiddlit ei'
ne geeignete 9aiis fir oie prottilhe
2oiimg ser 5rageu melhc iih cr9a'
ben baben, e6en 3n oiiricn"
9e5iiglid Der uerihieocnen ein5el-
ueu @unftc Ser ameritaniideu Re-
gicrlng crlaubt iih sic oeutibc 9le.
aierliue oic nadiie6cuocn 9cmcrflin'
gen:
GrIteltS N}it 9e5us aui oas se'
gen bon Naiucn piiroe oic ocutlhe
9ieaienmg acpillt ieiu iih, mie an'
gcrcat 3ii Derpflidici tciuc trcipen'
ocn Wlinen 5u benubcu mo pernr
ferte Nlincu 6eriteaeu 5il lallen, lpic
anaeoeitct. S,a iogar lit Ole bent.
ihe 9leaierlma 6ereit, ollie Wlincn
oie lie leat NIT Dem Reaerlnos-
nempel 5l perie5eit Aui Der anoeren
SyortIebnna Iiebe 6. Geite.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05

! WWlytNVNVW'tN.
AnOritf ani bic 9arOa-
MCllem.
0lmgebIitb iueitcrc Der ims
mcrem SUrts 5eritDrt.
G6cf Ocs tiirfii6cn @ancroIitabes
erflart geri6te Ser 9laiirten
biniiatG@ Oes Grfolocs i9rer
9lnsritfe fir ie1r iibcrtriebeu-
0ie wirfli&e gcrtbciOigings-
Sinie nod o0lig unbcrii6rt II
0cutidcs llntcriceOoot III. 8"
seritort.
2on0ou, A. N}dr5. glo@ ci
ner 0epei1e, Oie 6os Geutcrihc @u
reua BON iencut 9(t6cn. 9lgenten or
bielt, no6m oaS @cihmoocr ser 9ll
Iiirten beute @lorgen oos 8ombdr.
Ocnent Scr inncren 9orooneIlcu-
Sorts mie0er mlf.
SSn ser @lcl0ung beiBt es
o0oS @omburoement ser inncren
9oroonellen Sorts puroe ON Don.
neritag @torgeu wieoer auiaenour
men. 9ebn groBe aricgsiAiffe nab
men an Sen Cperotionen Gbeil. 9iuh
9(ngo6e cincs britiihcn Gffi6ierS
bleibcn nur 5wci Der tiirtiicbeu SORTS
nod intoft.
2onounQS 2lbt6eilmgcn DER M
liirten fonoen oie Oerfoblten lle6er
reIte ser 9ciden ser tiirtiiAen COL
ootcn in oen beI6doigten Sorts. pns
8cigte, ooB sic Tiirfen i6re EoOten
berbronntelL cbe iic oieie Eoiitioncn
rdunten."
&cin @run0 5u Scfiird
tungcn.
9erlin Din Sonoom A 0i6r5.
9(ttohcs ser tiirfiic6cu gotidoft
ou6ier crfldren, bc5iieli6 oes 9onl.
boroemeutS Ger 0arooueaen.S Sorts
0urM sic Slottc Scr 9laiirtcu ni6t
i'm @crineiten belrrubigt 5u ieiu.
sic iogelL BOB sic 9efcitigungcn M
8critorbor iinO,. Oob oie 2nnouug BON
Eruppeu om Giu9onee Der @leeres
itraBe unmogIi6 lit mo ooB Elm
&eriu1, cine Streitmo6t an irgcno
cinem @unfte ser &iiite 0eS @olfes
BON Saros 81 lanOen nIebr Srlppeu
erfor0crc. ais sic 9(aiirtcn 5uinm
men 5ieben fonuen ob9eie6cn oon
ocr itarfen tiirfiiben 5treitnacbt
mclhc in olen be0robtcn @lnftcn
Iiegt.
Der Correspondent oer uGSroufillr
ter 3eitlng" ihidt oieier Gin Snter
tiew NIT Gnpcr 9Soi6o in pelMem
Ger Gbef ocs tiirfiibcu @eucrolito'
bcS crtlGrt baben loa, Dab Der Sdo.
ocn, Scr an sen duBcriten Sorts on'
gcridtet murOe, 9erin9cr it, ols bic
9criMtc mcl0ctcn uno Dob oicic
| Sorts sic 0lteitcn Der 9on5en Clinic
iiuo. S6rc 3critoumg wuroc itets
erwortct, fons ein erniter g(usriii
ouf ole 0orooncaen gemobt perocn
iollte, 9ic SIotte Der 9lGiirten io9te
er, nuB crit an oic mirflihe %crt6ei
Oiguugslne beranfommen.
Geuti6es ltntericcboot Of
gclunfcn2 z
@oris, 4, Nldr5. Gas oeutidc
llatcriceboot III S" lit BON IorpeOo.
6oot5erit0rern, ole SIR Ooper-6lottc
! ae6oren sum Siufen gebrocbt NOR
Oen, Gielc aunOe bringt cine 6ellic
9lbeno bonn fran5oiiiden Nlarinemi-
niitwium genabtc glnfiiuOigung
Die WtitglieOer Scr 9cuounitu9 wnr.
onc angebIid 81 @cfangcuen &C.
mndt
? cr u iid5ltg uon SRA snD d.
9erliil pio gIniltcrOani II. Son-
oOn A. Widr5. Ias 9lrmec.Soipt
Qilartier nahte beitc 6olgenoeS be
fannt:
n9tdh scr groBortigen Giuna6me
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05

Nn0en ionenirei nmcrlnmt
s. W, Nnrenbnre,
Guuidcr cptlirr
i07 0nuitable 8niloing, Naneite. unb Sofueff,
Girdnr
Sprenlinnoen 10 9orui bis 9lanminoos
3OO5 Gnitcrni2lugune. Epremlunben bi6 q
Nlbcno5
(@td5, ,T&3ltS) a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05
lin cruamG ais anf
50 100000
UnnIpltnuten G5ns G5lertrtr JtulJt s a1nluPr 60.
pOmS hmmc
flint llrnaenL 2mei= =clnGr cnnnelirlnre AnI1nnLRn
uOn Baltimore.
3mel=JN6r COnOerllr6NrC JOl0nOIen.
9lm 10. Mar5 1917 faaig.
\, NOm Is. Wlar5 1915 5n Satiren
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u hrcm TO- MaB 1917 HG8
@ad6 Baltimore
m pro
Gnl4bm &i anfadanmu 3um md 30 Sasm Soh5
Sanf6 glu yaonp Baltimore
Baltimore
s 1di catrs 290 anO 1guu
Baltimore $1,000 nuO uspnpOus 10
~F nnO To- September Sa6re 3aGbnr esfHs hben
@ lmtand Better Oc @ou ac5t ob 9eo elmer 3st Dig
qpab trm 3as a o Starnate oa GonFo9n $ll5 pro S9e
ronh hnoaen
aa sd nntnu4 Die 8aq m sic c 2poea @ae uno @r4
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t sur bon so ali i6c 8roriosafc ed
Sic adtdife H5gr
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@ @ @ 30 S 1909 30 Sqi 9 e e1o5mc Dem gat@n
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sn6rrpton& gaauoen 5ngeouOA
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ot Baltimore
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-05-20
All wise men smoke Council cigars.

All wise men smoke Council cigars.
Boyd's elevator will have a car of
corn on track the last of this week.
Cabbage, tomato and celery plants
in a great variety at SO and Is cents
per hundred. S. F. Mercer, Larimore,
N. D. 1914
Mrs. H. E. Fay was a returning
passenger to the city Thursday from a
visit of part of the week with her
family and friends at Hannah.
Rev. Father McArdle was in Grand
Forks last Friday evening to attend
the concert given by Madame Schu-
mann Heink at the auditorium.
Sam Cross was an Olga visitor here
O. Monday for a short time attending
to matters of business in connection
with his duties as census enumerator
and township assessor.
Alex. Hamilton still continues in
poor health at his home on Fifth
street. Up to yesterday he had been
able to be out of bed for a few hours
each day of the past week.
Robert Murie brought Mrs. Mu1ie
in from their farm home in north
Harvey, who while making a stay of
several days here receiving medical
attendance, is a guest at the U. C. r.
hotel.
Miss Blanche Rucker returned on
Mondays train from Howard Lake,
Mimi, where she attended the we'd
ding of her sister during a weeks
vacation from her school south of
Langdon.
j. D. Milne, of the Citizens State
Bank, has had his home at the end of
Walnut street equipped with lightning
rods, the same being installed by the
firm of M. O. Strom & Company of
this city.
Miss Helen Sanford, of the law
office of Crimson & johnson was a
passenger last Thursday to Grand
Forks, where she is making a short
vacation visit with her mother and
many young friends.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-05-20

Mrs. Fred Tembreull was among
those from Easily who were here Fri
day on a shopping trip between trains
c. B. Mcmillan was here from
Hannah the first of the week a couple
of days, taking Yesterdays. afternoon
train for the Twin Cities.
w. B. Gordon went north on Tues
days train to Hannah in the capacity
of chaperon to the party Of a score or
more of Langdon ladies attending the
woman's missionary presbyterial.
DR.. Reisland, the optician and eye
specialist, is here this week for the
purpose of consultations with those
of Langdon people who receive treat
ment from the doctor on his regular
visits here, which have covered a
number of years past.
"A Sound Mind is the subject of
the lecture which will be given to-
morrow, Friday evening at the Metho-
dist church by DR.. Stoltz, of Grand
Forks. There is no charge for admis-
sion, but a small collection will be
taken up for the purpose of defraying
expenses.
Finlay Ramage went to Fargo last
Friday, making the return trip over
land with the worst possible kind of
roads with Ford cars for customers of
the ]. F. Ramage garage, where a
shortage of cars since the opening of
spring has held back the sales con-
siderably.
DR.. Tom Smith, who returned
Thursday from attending the meeting
Of the state dental association at
Fargo, was named as one of the dele
cation of the North Dakota dental
association to attend the national
gathering to be held at San Francisco
during the latter part of the summer.
The doctor was also named as a mem
Der Of the associations executive
committee at the adjournment Of the
Fargo meeting.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-05-20

Painter Krause of Hannah, has the
contract for the interior decorating,
painting and kalsomining Of the Pres
byterian church of this city, and is
expecting to be here with a crew of
men to do the work during the coming
week.
Mrs. Moran accompanied John
Mahon and wife on their auto trip to
the Valley last week and is remaining
for a weeks visit at Bathgate and
Cavalier with family relatives and old
friends while looking after her family
interests in that section of Pembina
county.
Rev. Hubbard was incapacitated
from attending the presbyterial
gathering of the Woman's Missionary
society at Hannah by being called to
conduct the funeral of Mrs. C. L..
Smith Of Mona, held Tuesday after
noon, the remains being inferred in
the cemetery at Harvey Center.
j. F. Ramage received and sold a
carload of eight Ford touring cars last
Thursday, the same arriving on the
freight of Wednesday night. All had
been ordered for an early spring de-
livery and the shipment was supposed
to have left the company's factory at
Detroit, Mich, on March 1st. Mr..
Ramage has two more carloads to
arrive as soon as they can be shipped
from the factory, all of which are
practically already sold. He reports
that the crop prospect is making a
wonderful difference in the local
automobile trade.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-05-20
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Send us your Kodak finishing. Opie
Photo Studio, Langdon, N. D. 4t6
Janitor DeBerg has set out some
fine young evergreens on the grounds
of the Langdon school this week.
Mrs. Ray Fabel was here from
Dresden making an over Sunday visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A..
Schulke.
County Auditor Ole j. Eide took
yesterdays train to Grand Forks to
attend a meeting of county auditors
from over the state which is in ses-
sion this week.
How about your summer defenses?
Better look your old screens over and
get your order in now for those that
will have to be renewed. Cavalier
County Lumber Company AZ
Fred Schulke, was among the arri-
walls of Tuesday, returning from Far
go, where he has been under the treat
ment of DR.. Rindlaub, the eye sight
specialist, for the past two weeks.
M. H. Murphy was a visitor from
the Forks for a day or two of last
week with old Langdon friends and
former acquaintance. Since leaving
here he has been holding a position
steadily at the Forks, and only man.
ages to find time about once each year
to renew u acquaintance.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-05-20

Monday night vas experienced the
second "killing' frost for the month
of May, when the thermometers of
both the Langdon observatory and the
experimental farm showed a minimum
Of rs degrees, indicating seven de-
grees below the frost line. Plant life
and vegetation generally have reached
such an advanced stage this spring in
growth that the damage done by the
frost of Monday night is merely
nominal.
H. J. Reisland, the we'll known eye
sight specialist, who here to
Langdon regularly, grinds all glasses,
has thirty years experience and is
master of all the latest improvements
in his profession. He will be at the
Montgomery hotel at Wales on May
21st for n day only, and at the U.
c.. T. hotel in Langdon, from May
22nd to 25th. See him if you are in
need of skilled service.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-05-20
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Mrs. Frank Green, Jr., and children
went north yesterday to Wales for a
few days visit with friends.
Mrs. Geo. E. Edworthy returned
yesterday to their farm near Hannah
after a stay of part of the week at
their Langdon home.
Mrs. E. A. Pennock spent a part of
last week here from the farm home of
the Pennocks near Wales with her
many old Langdon friends.
Will Scott, of the grocery depart.
ment of the A. Schulke store, return
ed to the city Saturday from a weeks
vacation trip to the Twin Cities.
Attorney E. E. Fletcher, who has
been enjoying a months vacation visit
at the northern Minnesota home of his
mother in Red Lake Falls, returned to
the city Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Mckay, of Milton,
a graduate of the Langdon high
school of two years ago, was here last
week for a couple of days taking the
May examination of applicants for
teachers certificates.
Kenneth Johnston goes with the
high school track team to the field
meet at Grand Forks tomorrow and is
entered in the hammer throw, which
ought to help the Langdon team in the
percentage column ome
Upwards of forty applicants wrote
at the examination for teachers certi-
ficates, held here and at Munich on
Thursday and Friday of last week.
Twelve candidates wrote at Munich,
the balance taking the examination in
Langdon.
Mrs. J. D.. Milne and daughter,
Miss Ida, were passengers on Friday 8
train to Grand Forks, where they
numbered among the party of Langdon
people who attended the concert pro-
gram given by Madame Schumann-
Heink in the auditorium before a
large audience of music lovers from
all v e the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mahon returned
last Friday from an auto trip of a
part Of the week with friends in the
Valley, visiting at Bathgate and
points along the Red river, where
they made their home before coming
to Langdon in the long ago. Return
ing they enjoyed a few hours very
pleasantly with friends at Walhalla.