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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-15
VOKIEcIAI PAEME 10000
RUMUNU.

Londonas, gruod. 9 d.-Afi-
-cialis pranesimas austru If veng
ru zinybos, apturetas Londone is
Viennos, sake, kad rusai su rumu-
nais kaip druti bega nuo feldnar-
salo Mackenseno padunojines ka-
riaunos If kad rununu kariauna,
kuri ejo prizes desini gen. Won Fal-
kenhayno kariaunos sparna, yra
isnaikinta. Rusu pajiegos, BAN
dziusios susijungti su rumunais
is kalnuotosios apielinkes traukia-
si.
Tuo tarpu is Berlino pranesa-
ma, kad smarkus rusu uzpuolimai
Karpatu miskuose atnusti. Nuo
Dorna Vatra j Siaure If nuo Tro-
tus klonio j pietus rusai gave
virsu su dideliais sau nuostoliais.
Vakaru Rumunijoje vel paimta
keli tukstaneiai belaisviu ir dau-
.gybe kanuoliu; rumunai traukiasi
.atgal su didele paskuba. Nuo
Igruod. I d. rurnunai nuzude dau-
giau kaip 10000 kareiviu If IS4
kanuoles.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-15
NAUJoJI ANGLIJOS
MINISTERIAL.

Londonas, gruod. 10 d.-Nau-
jasis ministeriu pirmininkas Da-
vid Lloyd George siandien pa
skelbe nauja ministerip kares ta-
ryba. Priskaitant j patti taryba
susides is penkiu zmoniu, kurie
atsakys uz kares vedirna. Tary-
bon iejo Site: David Lloyd
George, lordu tarybos pirminin-
kas il Lordu Buto valdzios vede-
jas grovas Curzon, ministerial be
portfolio. Arthur Henderson II
lordas Miner If vieSpatystes teis-
mo patar6jas bel valdzios vedejas
Zemutiniame Butte Andrew Bonar
Law.
Buvusis premieras Asquith If
buvusis, uzsienio reikalu sekreto-
RUS Grey netures balso nei kares
'taryboje, nei naujoje ministerijo-
je.
Lloyd George kaipo kares tary-
bos galva patanlpa tikru diktato-
riurni kares reikaluose ir gauna
daugiaus gals, negu kuomet nors
ligsiol AnglJoje yra kas jos tu-
rejes.
Naujoji ministerial susideda is
II Liberalu, IS Unijistu, 8 OAR
DO Partijos marty ir Amatu bel
svietimo pirlnininku, kaipo jau II
siuntybos kontrolininko, kuric
prie jokios partijos nepriklauso.
Sulyg lordo Nortchiffe'o orga-
no wv ekly Disp ate h pre-
micro LLOYD George programs
bus tokis:
Apginklloti pirklinius laivus
apsaugojimui ju nuo submarine.
pavojaus;
Prisirengti prize pavasarillio
ofensyvo;
Sumobilizuoti civilinius gwen
tojus pradejus nuo I6 metu Xxi 90
metu amziaus;
Padaryti blokada veikesne;
Gyventoju nlaitinina nustatyti
isleidziant maisto tikietus;
Padidinti naminiu NASTY pro-
'dukcija;
Uzdrausti darba nereikalingq
karei;
Ivesti draudima pertekliaus;
Isteigti dienas be mesos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-15
TURKAI ZADA PASAUKTI
KARIUOMENEN OAR
100000 VYRU.

Lausanne, sveicarijoj. Lapkr.
7 d.-Sulyg specialize Daily
n ews correspondence pranesi-
mo, Lausanne (Lozanoj) gauta
zinip is Turkijos, kurios prane-
sa, kad zen is paskutiniuju stem
giamasi isplesti priverstini tar
naNiina kariuomeneje kuopla-
ciausiai, idant varius kare to-
liaus If garbingai ia pabai-
gus. Kaikurie turku laikrasciai
skaito, jog galima dar ar 3 mi
lijonai kariuomenes surinkti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-15
TAXA TOLL LLOYD-GEOR-
,GE'U- ATEJUS PRIZE vAIRo.

Sulyg aplamos diplomatu nuo-
mones Washingtone, David
Lloyd-George patapus ArgMjos
minlsteriu pirlpininku, visokia
Willis greito susitaikymo kariau-
janciu Sally zuvo.
Vokietija, kick galedama, taiko
+pabaigti kare laimejusios puses
iSlygomis be tiesaus, ar aplinkinio
jieskojimo susitaikymo If tuomi
pastato save i padejima sau-
kiancios sau ramuno. I suirute
Anglijos valdzioje if atstatyma
nlinisteriu nuo vietu uz nepasi-
sekimus kareje, drauge su to-
kiais pat kryzio apsireiskimais
Francuzijoje, Vokietja ziuri kai-
po aisku pripazimmq, jog j
ligsiol turf virsu.
Jei A. Bonar Law butu buves
isrinktas ministeriu pirl1mninku,
tai sulyg sitp diplomatu nuomo-
mes, Voketija butu galejusi for
mallai pasisiulyti taikytis, grei-
ciausiai paprasydama prezidento
Wilsono patarpininkauti.
Bet isilnllima Lloyd-George'o .
Berlinas skaito nauju iSsarkimu
koyon. Lloyd George buvo skel-
bss kare "iki sumusimo' If Ber-
line jis yra skaitomas "musa-
muoju ministeriu." Vokieciu
aficialai sake, kad vokieciams
dabar pradeti apie taika kalbeti
reikstu Wis tick, ka prisipazinti,
kad jie bio Lloyd George "mu-
SamoSlOS kareS.
Washingtone yra sutinkama
su tue, kad Lloyd George iskeli-
mas leiskia Anglijos srIarkesni
varyma kares ir jos mazesni no
ra klausyti taikos pasiulinimu.
Jei Lloyd-George-lli bent Sick
tick seksis, yra lauhiama, kad
kare bus vedama Xxi 1913 m. ar
'dar ilgiaus.
Taip pat washingtoniniai di-
plomatai mano, kad vokieciai dar
Wis noretu, kad prezidentas Will
son pasiimtu tarpininkavima ant
savo atsakomybes be jokio for
malio prasymo is volieciu pu-
ses. Bet prezidentas neturi no
70 daryti zingsni nepatinkama
AnglVai, o paskyrimas Lloyd
George'o pre1idento pasisiuhni-
ma ,padaro dar daugiaus negali-
mg4
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-15
IS AMERIKOs.
SUVIENYTU vALSTIJU
BIUDzETAS.

Washington, D. c. suvienytu
Valst1q iSlaidos sekantiems me-
+tams apskaitytos ant I,ooo,ooo,-
900 dol, didesnes jos uz per-
nyks6ias art 81 milijonu dolia-
rlu Kares If kariskam laivynui
reikalaujama milziniska sums
ooo milijonu doliarip.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-15
IVOKIEcIAI PAEME
KALNA so4 TIES YER.
DUNU.


Berlinas, gruod. 7 d. Kalnas
3o4 svarbiausia strategine augs-
tuna ant kairiojo Meuse upes
kranto vakar perejo j verdunines
vokieciu ipedinio kariaunos ran
kas, tan uzpuolus 'francuzus is
nezinip. Prize to pailnta nelais
ven penki aficierai II 100 karei-
viz. Francuzu pranesilnas mini
tik aPie francuzq uzpuolima ry-
tineje puseje Metzeral, Alzacijo-
je, kitur esa nieko ssarbaus ne
atsitike.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-15
AMERIKA ATMETE PA
KVIETIMA NEUTRALISKU
SALIU.

Washington, D. c. Suvienytu
Valstiju prezidentas atmete pa
kWietima neutralisku Sally atsiu-
sti Amerikos delegate konferen-
cijon apkalbejimui, kaip jos gall
geriausiai lake sios kares ginti
savo reikalus. Konferencijon
atkaks delegatai: svedijos, Nor
vegijos, Danijos If sveicarijos;
Amerika vienok atsisako joje da-
lyvauti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-15
FARMERIAI NENORI zMO-
NIQ ISNAUDOuMO.

St. Paul, MINI. sitos valssi-
jos farneriai nepl.itaria isnau-
dojlmul gyventojp su valgio
produktais. Kad spekuliantu
isnaudojimui uz akiu uzbegti,
farmeriq organdzaeije Equity
Cooperative Exchange pastate
uz 100000 dol. elevatoriu, i ku-
RI faSmeriai sugabes javus, o is
]u gales sau pirkti be pagelbos
tarpininkp produktu reikalaujano
ii.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-15
REIKALAUJA BETARPINIO
PREZIDENTO RINKIMO

Washington, D. c. Senatorius
is Kansas valstijos Thompson,
IS Colorado Shafrath ir John
son is So. Dakota inese senate
reikalavilna prideti Suvienytu
Valstiju konstitucijon, kad pre-
zidentai butu renkami ne per
rinkejus, bet gyventoju balsais,
kaip dabar yra renkami senate
rial.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-15

Iju pusiu artilerijos, bet If ju vel
kimui kenkia blogas oras, pusty-
mai If miglos kalnuose. Wen. ar
tilerija veikia If prize Voyusa, Al
banijoj.
Siaur rytiniame fronte taipgi
nieko svarbesnio neatsitiko, mat
rytuose visas kares svarbumas
persikele ! Rumunijq. Smarkesni
Ipriesingu kariumeniu susirem;mai
buvol Karpatu kalnuose, mes nuo
Ga rusai megina padeti rumu-
mans, negalintiems atsirelnti prizes
didesnes priesu pajiegas, Lietu-
vol didesni susireininai buvo vien
prize Dvinsko, lur rusai norejo
,persikelti nuo siaurines, pfetinea
Dauguvos pusen, bet tas nepasi-
seke. Buvo mazi susireminai Vii
niaus gubernijoj prize Snorgainiu,
bet visi tie susirernimai yra men
XII. Nors didesnes kariumenes
tnusiai buvo Volyniaus guberni-
| joj, bet ir tie susiremmais didesnes
svarbos neturi, kaip neturi svar-
bos ir buve tame fronte mazi or
1aiviq susiremirnai.
Pranesa, buk Krakove tapo SUI
arestuotas, ne7inia uz ka, organi-
zatorius Austrijos ,lenkisku liuo-
snoriu legijonu Pilsudzki.
Vqkariniame fronte smarkesni
musiai buvo vien prize Verduno,
kur francuzai atgavo vokieciu pa
verzta kalva 3o4, Somrne pa
upiuose smarkiai veikia wien arti-
lerija prize Bouchavesnes If Bia-
ches. Pric Apremont vokieciai
bnvo paene pora simtp pedu
grabiq, bet kontrataku fran
cuzai jas atgavo. Ancre pa
upiuose anglu fronte veike slnar-
kiai vien abieju pusiu artilerija.
Pereita sanvaite kas svarbaus
atsitiko, tai atsitiko ne ant kares
lauko. Syarbiu yra susitverimas
Anglijoj kares ministerijos po va
dovyste David Lloyd George su
neaprrbeziuota diktatoriska val
dzia If priziurejimui kares vedi-
mo sutverimas kariskos tarybos,
Lloyd George apreiske, kad Angli-
ia tol kare YES, kol ,Vokietija ne
bus lveikta, bet tam reikia, kad
Anglia pastatytu dar z milijonu
kareiBviu. Todel Lloyd George
ives, parlamento pritarimo nesi-
klauses, Anglijoj priverstina tar
navima kariumenej. Ir Francu-
zijoj isteigta kares taryba. Ten
nuo kariumenes vadovavimo at
state generola Joffre If vadovy-
ste pavesta jaunesniam, kuris ener-
gSkiau lures kare yesti. Vokiet;-
ia atsisauke i talkininkus, kvie.
dana JUGS pradeti taikos tary5as.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-15
VOKIsKAS KONSULIS
TEISMAN PATRAUKTAS

San Francisco, Cal. Cia tel
sman tapo patrauktas generals
kas vokiSkas konsulis Franz
Bopp If 8 kit vokietiai uz suo-
kalblus, neulraliskumo lauzyma
If meglnima sprogdinti laivus
gabenaneius talkininkams ANU
fdcija. Byla ju jau prasidejo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-15
PANAIKINTA MIRTIES
BAUSME

Tulsa, Ariz. Valstijos Arizona
gubernatorius pagarsino, jog
Arizonoj tapo panaikinta visai
mirties bausme. Turetu tai pa
daryti If dideses Suvienytu Val
stiju valstijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-15
PAcTAS NORI PAKELTI
kama LAIRKAscIU :.
-. SIUNTIMO.

Washington, D. c. Pa6to per-
detinis zada pakelti kaina laik-
rasciu siuntinejimo, bet mano
sumalnti kaina laiSku siuntine-
jilno Xxi Ic uz uncija, vietoj &c.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-15
pAsEKME NUsIMIN1Mo.

Gray Lake, Wis. Farmeris
Drokod Madole, kadangi jam
pradejo nesisekti, ipuoles nusi-
minima, pasove savo paeia, bel
kad issyk neuzmuse. tai isnesA
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08

This being the first week OF the
month OF June, and there being
little if any progress in the evident
hanging back OF moderately warm
summer weather. which has been
belated since the opening OF the
season, it may not be out of order to
dig up some Of the bum weather
records of the years ago. accompany.
ing Herewith other records which go
to show that the season wasn't so
''bum' after all when the crop was
harvested in the fail. The n we
would call to mind at this time Is the
six inch snow fall of June 9th, 1901,
fifteen years ago. This phenomen-
al sample of weather following a cold
backward summer season-much the
same as has been experienced to cate
this year. June snowfalls are not
what the real estate man talks about
when approaching the prospective
land buyer, but the siX-inch white
blanket of the 'beautiful' that
spread over the growing crops on
June 9th, 1901, had a large measure
to do with the bountiful yield harvest
ed that fall. 1t was the year before
shat many of the early settlers had
moved into the southwestern part OF
Cavalier county and many there now
will recall the marketing that fall of
a twenty bushel flax crop, each load
of which hauled to town realized
something like 500. 1t was a
bumper year fey grain crops of all
kinds.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08
Talk with T. E. Burke.

Ball game this afternoon, Lang
don vs. Edmore. Game called at 2:3O
sharp. This is the first time that
Langdon's new lineup plays to-
gether. Don't miss this game.
l.. F. Deichert, of Grand Forks,
whose death followed an operation in
one of the hospitals at that place the
latter part Of the past week was bur-
led Monday. Deceased was known
by a large number of Langdon people
who will hear with regret of his sud-
den taking off.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mitchell, the
latter a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Finerty, arrived in the city on
Fridays train from their home at
Oakland, Calf, and will make a
visit of part of the summer here
among Mrs. Mitchell's many old time
friends and acquaintance.
There was only a very light vote
out at the school election of Tuesday
in Langdon city, the result being the
reelection without any opposi ton
of Messrs Jno. Mahon and G.. E..
Johnston as members of the board of
education for another term of three
years. Their past efficient service
was given a deserved recognition by
the unanimous vote at the election of
Tuesday.
The Langdon city band, and the
Lorraine orchestra have been engage
ed to help in making Walhalla's
celebration of the Fourth of July
the big success that it is naturally
expected to be. 1t is also understood
that negotiations are under way to
have the fast Langdon ball team as
one of the attractions on the days
| program. This sure ought to point
in which direction Langdon goes to
spend the Fourth.
Yesterday afternoon the Langdon
ball team went over to Calvin and in
a seven inning game were the victors
by a score of IL to 3. The game was
pitched by one of L%angdon's boys,
Tony Backus, who for the past couple
of years has been holding a position
with the Cavalier County National
Bank. In the Afternoon game to be
played here today with Edmore it is
understood that the management of
the Langdon team plan putting AL
bert Drury, another of the home
players on the line up in the box to
| pitch the game.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08
ROSE TEA FOR BRIDE-ELECT

Mrs. F. J. Hibbard entertained
the young ladies of the Westminster
Guild on Tuesday afternoon and even
ing at a rose tea in honor of Miss
LaBelle Mahon, whose marriage to
Mr.. c. NJ. Stephens, of Crookston,
Mimi, is to occur on the 21st. A
color scheme of rose and green was
used on the tables and throughout the
eooms. The roses and smilax were
artistically arranged on the different
tables Minnie Finerty, Alice Robert
son and Geneveve Johnston and Mrs.
r. Work, assisted the hostess il
serving. Miniature brides cakes
with lighted rose tapers, containing
fortunes and good luck tokens were
placed at the plate Of each guest.
The evening hours were pleasantly
spent in needle work and music. Mrs.
A. Mitchell of Oakland, CAL, Mrs.
%. Matheson of Las Cruces, N. Mex.
Miss Mcintyre of Rochester. N. Y. anc
Miss Mahoney of Grand Forks, were
the out of town guests.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08
Additional Local Items
Talk with T. E. Burke.

Mrs. Helmer kittleson, left yester-
day returning to her home at Mentor,
MINI, after making a visit of a week
here with her sister, Mrs. Hans
j. Dahl.
Alex. Roney took home with him
to his farm east of town Saturday a
new auto Of the Interstate make,
purchased at the garage of McLauch-
lin & Stranger. Mr.. Roney has been
in the market for a car since the
season started and after looking over
decided On the Interstate as his choice.
Mrs. Prinyer and daughter, Mrs.
Bradley, were arrivals Friday from
Kingston, Ont. 1t is the intention
OF Mrs. Prinyer to spend most of the
summer with her daughters in Lang
don, but Mrs. Bradley after a short
stay here will travel south to Boulder
Springs, Colo, to remain until the re-
turn OF her mother to the home Of the
family at Kingston.
On Tuesday of next week Auctioneer
N. kobillard has a sale OF personal
property at the farm of Joseph Lepire,
one mile west of olga. The owner
of the property has retired from ac-
making his home in the village of
Olga. He has rented his land and the
sale to be held Tuesday, June 18th
includes a first class equipment of
work horses and farm machinery.
Sunday NJ. O. Strom and family,
Messrs A. O. Void, Auditor Eide and
Nels Melkid autoed out to the site
where the new Lutheran church is
being built in Moscow township this
summer. The edifice is nearing com.
pletion and the regular services for
years past held across the road in the
school house now approach the looked
for change of several years into
the new church, which will be giver
suitable dedicatory services TOWARD
the end of the month.
A party of visitors from Winnipeg,
composed of Messrs Lalonde, Nc
Kenzie, Pepin and ST. Jacques, ac-
companied by Charles Marcelin, OF
Olga, were visitors in the city over
Sunday at the home of Judge anc
Mrs. Dorval. They had left Winni'
peg early Saturday forenoon and af'
ter spending an hour or 80 with
friends at Olga arrived here in time
for supper. All are old time friends
of the Dorvals and the renewing Of
old acquaintance was an occasion Of
mutual enjoyment.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08

1t is the desire of the fourteen
members Of the graduating class OF
the Langdon high school that the
people of this community should CON
slider themselves as invited to attend
the graduating exercises to be held
at the Opera House, tomorrow, FIJI
day evening June 9th, commencing at
eight O'Clock. An endeavor has been
made by members of the class to send
an invitation to everyone. but If any
one has been missed it is an oversight
and not intentional. This notice Is
being published at the request of the
Glass of 10 so that all may know
that they are welcome at the eX-
ercises.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08

State Inspector Neil c. MacDon-
aid, of the rural schools Of North
Dakota, made a short visit last
Thursday with Langdon friends
while enroute to Hannah for a brief
visit at the home of his mother. Mr..
Mcdonald has just completed a tour
of inspection of the rural schools
through the northern tier Of counties
over the state, and although too busy
90 look after his candidacy for the
office of state superintendent of pub
tic instruction to any great extent, he
is inclined to feel that the support
that will be accorded him at the pri-
mary election by the vote of the out
of town precincts will more than
offset the strength which his oppon-
ent Mr.. Hoover, of Fargo. antici-
pates securing in the larger towns and
cities over the state. Here in Cava-
iier county Mac is naturally
satisfied to let his early day boyhood
friends follow their individual die
tates az to whether he VIII receive
their support for election 10 this state
Office, and III doing this we think
shat ne is perfectly safe. IS to his
endorsement by the non-partisar
league at its convention in Fargo re,
Gently, Mr. Mcdonald states positive.
ly that it came TO him entirely IN.
sought, and he attributes the endorse,
ment being tendered MIN largely ow.
ing to the fact of his wide ~acquain
lance oye the whole state with farm.
ers who make up the membership O
this organization. 1t is a factor tina
will no doubt prove of no little impor
lance in naming the winner in thu
contest for this office al the election
80 be held in the fall.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08
FOR Il

! hereby Announce myself a republican candi-
date for the office of Sheriff. | am a farmer.
| have always been a republican and expect to
continue as such. | am a member of the Farm
ers Non-Partisau League. Organized purely
for the purpose to enable the farmer to obtain
his just rights. In sodoing the farmer is sim
borer the mechanic the merchant aud profess
sional classes. If elected | will give special at
tention to the enforcement of the laws prohi-
biting gambling and the sale of Intoxicating
liquors and kindred laws. Your vote and in.
fluence will ne appreciated.
Calvin, n. u. CHAS. N. ROGERS
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
THIRD DISTRICT

To the Voters ofthe Third COMMISSIONS Dis
trict of Cavalier Comfy
| hereby desire to announce myself as n candi.
date for the democratic nomination at the June
primaries and reelection at the general election
to be held next November to the office of County
Commissioner of the Third District. If nomi-
mated and elected | pledge myself as in the past
to use every possible effort to give the taxpay-
ers of the coun ", through its board of commits
sieners a careful, hnsineSslike and economical
administration of their affairs. Your support
and vote will be appreciated.
ROBERT B. LAING.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08
FOR COUNTY TREASURER

To the Republican Voters of Cavalier County,
| am a candidate for nomination at the June
PRIMARIES for the Office of Treasurer of Cavalier
deputy and am capable of conducting the bust
ness of this office to the best interests of the
taxpayers. have no other business interests
and will devote my entire time to the duties OF
the Office. Your vote and influence will be
appreciated AT the primaries.
Respectfully Yours
w. A.. FARRELL.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08
FOR COUNTY TREASURER

] am a candidate on the ltepublican ticket
Denomination to the Office of County Treasurer
subject TO the approval of the republican voters
at the primaries held ON June 18th. If nom
mated and elected, my entire time and atten-
ton will be given to the business of this office,
and | will conduct its affairs as efficient and
economically as it has been in the past,
Respectfully Submitted,
JERRY
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08
+''' 81! School ch!!!

Miss Mary Thon of the Sophomore
class is the only student of the high
school who has neither been absent
nor tardy..during the entire year. Miss
Mary's work for the whole year ave
RACES above 90, this alone shows that
consistent work is the kind that
counts.
The seniors were present in a body
at the class address which was given
by the Rev. Mr.. Lee in the Methodist
Episcopal church last Sunday evening.
Next Monday the seniors intend to
start on a little excursion if the
weather permits. They are contem-
plating an auto trip CT considerable
length. Their destination will prob
ably be fish Lake, since this will be
their last gathering as a class, we
feel sure that they will have a de-
lightful time.
The few who We're lucky enough to
attend the Glee Club concert were
treated to an excellent program. The
feature of the evening vas a bari
tone solo rendered by Wilbert Liebe-
Ter, the especially good numbers were
a violin solo by Miss Nugent and a
reading by DR.. kuhnes. The High
School orchestra helped to make up
a good program. Besides making a
creditable appearance, the Glee Clubs
took in about $15 which will be used
to good advantage.
On Thursday evening, the annual
Junior-Senior banquet took place in
tie U. c. T. Hotel. The school board,
high school faculty, and class of
10 were the guests of the Juniors.
The room was artistically decorated
in old gold, green, and white, a COM
bination of the colors of both classes.
Music was furnished by the Lorraine
Orchestra. The place cards contained
several ideas, for which due credit is
given to the Juniors. They were
in booklet form; the menu, program
and witty remarks about each of the
Seniors we're inside. After the excel
lent dinner, which was served by
eight Sophomore girls, the toasts were
given in the following order:
Sweet Sixteen.
"A Comedy of l.. H. So
Prologue, ....... Marie Hankey
Act Introduction, wv Liebeler
"A Comedy of Errors.'
Act Il-Complication, Mr.. Rabe
"Much Ado About Nothing
Act IIl-Turning Point, X. Johnston
AS You Like tt
Act W-Resolution, Alice Robertson
"What You WHIP
Act V-Conclusion, DR. Kuhnes
"All's Well That Ends Well'
Epilogue, ....... Evelyn Mausten
Postmaster, Ross Opie
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
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To the Voters and Taxpayers of The Fourth Com.
missioner District 3
l am Il candidate for the democratic nomina-
tion for the office of county commissioner of ~ %
Fourth District. In asking the support of the
voters of this part of the county | would desire
to assure them that if elected my best effort will
ut all times be put forth for Il fair and bust
ness like administration of the affairs of the
district and county of which have been a resi-
dent for over thirty years. Your vote and sup
port at the Primary Election, June 2Sth, 1916,
will be appreciated. Respectfully.
JAMES GORDON,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08
CLASS L A TONIGHT

At the Opera House tonight, "A
Scrap of Paper the class play of
the 1916 graduating class of the
Langdon high school. The curtain will
go up on the first act promptly at
eight O'Clock. Don't miss this spe-
cial feature of the commencement
week exercises. The following is
the cast of the plav: