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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-22
WEST HOPE

Judge Halvor Torgerson returned
to his home in the Homen neighbor-
hood during the week from a ten days
trip during which he visited a number
of old friends and relatives at points
in Saskatchewan.
The farmers club of West Hope
township announces that they will
hold a basket picnic on Tue sday, the
Fourth of July, in the grove on the
farm of Otto G. Olson, of Elkwood.
With fine weather which appears to
be about settled there should be a
record breaking attendance.
With two candidates for the legis-
lature and another candidate on one
OF the party tickets for a county office
at the primary election of next week,
West Hope township ought to be one
of the voting precincts Of the county
that will have little trouble in polling
a full vote.
Chas. Mcbride who lives at the
border line at Elkwood is away on a
trip to the Canadian Northwest and
will look W. the land in both of the
western provinces before his return
in a couple of weeks. The picnic of
the Elkwood and Homen churches on
June 18th was a largely attended and
quite an enjoyable affair despite un-
favorable weather that continued to
prevail throughout the day.
Notice is being given that all mem
bers of the West Hope farmers club
will be expected to be present at the
next meeting of the club called for
Monday of next week, the 26th
inst, to commence promptly at two
O'Clock in the afternoon. There is
business of Importance to be disposed
of at this meeting as the club is fig
uring o. participating in a big farm
er's club picnic that will be held at
the experimental farm before the
close of the summer.
At it's last meeting the West Hope
township club passed the following
resolution relative to its attitude in
political matters which tends consid-
erably to clarity the atmosphere To-
cally for the approaching primary
election, seeing that West Hope is
considerably on the map with candi-
dates seeking nomination for office
Resolved that this club as an organic
alton shall not endorse any candidate
for county or state office, but extends
an invitation to candidates of any
political party, who aspire for any
county or state office, to present their
claim or give their views on current
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-22
NFKOMA
Walter Donovan visited his parents
Sunday at Ardoch, N. Oak.

Walter Donovan visited his parents
Sunday at Ardoch, N. Oak.
Quite a number from here took
in the Gollmar Eros. circus at Lang
den Monday.
E. McDermand and family visited
with relatives at Hampden Saturday
and Sunday.
Father Garland is at present at the
Langdon hospital suffering from an
abscess on his ankle.
Messrs Gjevre and McDermand re-
turned from Grand Forks Monday
evening via the auto route.
Miss Cassie Nolan is attending
summer school at the University at
Grand Forks leaving for that city
Monday.
Z. p. Tschabold who underwent a
successful operation at the Langdon
hospital last Thursday for appendi-
citis is improving very nicely
S. Mogstad opened up the restau-
rant Wednesday conducted by him
last fall at which place he intends to
serve meals, also sell soft drinks and
candy.
The ladies of St. Edwards parish
meet with Mrs. Chas. Wilhelm
next Sunday afternoon, June 25th at
an ice cream social. EVERYBODY wei
come.
The school entertainment held by
the pupils Monday evening was we'll
rendered and there is much credit due
the teachers in bringing it to such a
success.
Our staff of teachers all left for
their respective homes Saturday and
Monday. They all have signed con-
tracts to teach another term here COM
mencing next fall.
The Misses Mabel and Alma Ny
rand of Overly, N. D, are spending
several days here visiting their form
er school mates Mabel. graduated
out of the Sth grade at the school
here.
Miss Z. Matheson arrived here from
Cotau, N. D., Thursday to spend
several days at the j. G. Stewart and
John Orpe homes east of town She
finished a term of school at the above
place.
The twelve pupils who graduated
from the eighth grade of the Nekoma
township consolidated school gave 9
very pleasing program at the city
opera house Friday evening assisted
by Miss Hilda Johnston, who is tax.
ing up high school work at the same
school. Mr.. S. j. A. Boyd deputy
superintendent gave a fine speech
also presented the diplomas to the
graduates. The city orchestra alst
gave several beautiful selections
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-22

POLES FOR SALE CHEAP-Two hundred
loads of poplar poles and 1000 oak posts. One
mile north and one tniin east of Wang post
office, Nose Duphi.Acs, As
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-22
OLGA

A large number from Olga attend
ed the circus at Langdon last Monday.
Rev. Father Mahieu left Monday
for Fargo where he will be about all
week.
Phil Brusseau and Samuel Cross
autoed to Grand Forks last Friday re-
turning Saturday.
The dance at Beaulieu was a sue
cess and a nice sum was raised to aid
the base ball club
Harry Waldron was here with his
road show the beginning of the week
and gave US such a good show that he
will be sure of a good attendance any
time he comes.
MIR. and Mrs. E. LeBrun of Lang
don stopped at the David Beauchamp
home on their way to Oakwood. Miss
Louise accompanied them in their
auto and visited with her sister Marie,
who is at the lakewood school.
Mrs. Phil Brusseau accompanied
by her son, George, autoed to Oak
wood to attend the closing exercises
of the lakewood school and Raymond,
who has attended the the school for
several years past, returned home 10
spend the summer vacation.
Next Saturday June Oath Olga
will celebrate St. Jean Baptiste day.
The committee in charge is leaving
nothing undone to furnish a thorough
days enjoyment for the large crowd
that will attend. All are heartily
welcome. The proceeds of the day
will be in aid of the building fund for
our new church.
A very MISUNDERSTANDING party
gathered at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emery Plante on Sunday the
18th inst, the occasion being the
christening of their first born, the
god-parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adelard
Plante chose the name of ''del, Ell
mira There were present Messes
August Lalonde, Jacque, Pepin and
Mckenzie of Winnipeg, Mrs. Rivard
of Manitoba, Judge and Mrs. H. E.
Dorval of Langdon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Thibaudeau, Mrs. Agnes Ken
needy and several others. A very
pleasant evening was spent with
music and a substantial bank account
was started for the young lady who
was thus making her debut in this
world.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-22
CORRESPONDENCE
DRESDEN

j. A. Terhaar brought his new
Pullman car to Dresden Saturday.
Aug. A. Timian and brother, Ed
die, left Monday for a trip to Little
field, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lundgren and Mr..
and Mrs. Black autoed to Winnipeg
Sunday returning Monday.
Robt. Bimlcr and Cleesius and Mrs.
Schwan left Saturday noon with their
autoes for a visit in Michigan, N. d.
Miss Grace punford went down
the line to Langdon for a visit over
Sunday at her home in Harvey Gem
ter.
Mrs. Geo. A. Williams went to
Hoople Saturday where she will visit
for a short time with her brother.
Dan Smith.
Henry and Geo. lobe, Matt and
Simon Metzger and Alloys Fennis
left on Monday for Bynum, Mont,
where they will look up more land.
The basket social on Friday at the
Frank Timian school was a big sue
cess and netted $40. 90, the proceeds
going to buy an organ for the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson and family
left early Tuesday morning for Devils
Lake where they will stay over for a
short visit bringing back the children
at the academy for their summer holt
days.
Mr.. Albert Moritz and Tom Nor
mar from Cavalier, where at the
Moritz residence Monday evening re-
turning to Cavalier Tuesday. They re-
port crop conditions at Cavalier about
the same as here.
The Dresden bali team played two
games of ball the 18th. One game
with Nekoma and one with Iona, and
won both games, the scores being 13
to l and 5 to 4. The next two games
will be played here the 25th with
Wales. Our boys also took one game
from Wales the 9Th with a score of
l to 4.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-22

formation of a healthy plant and with
the prospect of warn err weather ahead
that will mature and ripen the grain
the crop prospect is considered to be
Il of the best in years through this
part of the county. The nights lately
have been cool, but this is a condi-
ton that does not cause any real
alarm here in northern North Dakota.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-22
topics and guarantees them a respect
full hearing.
WANT COLUMN 4

A ADVERTISEMENTS will De inserted in this
a column for One Cent a Word each insertion
No advertisement inserted for less than fifteen
cents. Cash must always accompany out of
business locals among pure reading matter will
hereafter be ten cents nerlice eachinsertion.
LOST-On the road east of town, between Lang
goth a pair of ladies eye glasses in case. Will
finder please leave at Stevenson & kelly's ut
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-22

SNAP IN TOWN PROPERTY am able to Of
fer a regular snap in LanCdon City property.
Modern ten room honse on North Fourth
street, corner location, east front. large base.
ment. For cash or part cash and 1ime at low
rate of interest Apply to T. L Burke, Room
81, Schulke Block. 46-tf
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-22

LAND FOR SALE,-3ao acres, two and one half
miles from Wales. If you want to buy lan0
only one to buy. At your own terms. Address
I'M, turner, Wales, n. ID. l6-tf
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-22

STRAYED-Since May 10th from my farm ad.
joining town. one three year old bay mare.
weight about SEQ pounds. Party taking up
same will please notify by mail or phone, NJ.
L.. Sullivan, Langdon, IS.
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Order your engraved cards at the
Democrat office.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-22

SALE-.Green poplar poles. at my place
one half mile north of Olga. Price 60 cents
per foot load in wood, and IS cents per foot to
load from pile. Cali at Blacksmith Shop at
Olga Nd, David Bcauchamp. Al
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-22

FOR S.ALE-A second hand automobile. a
Metz roadster. Apply to Rev. q c. Lee. 4l-48
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-22

y SALE-Brood SOW, to farrow soon; some
small pigs and hay. In order to make a
clean-up | Will sell cheapif taken soon. c.
NJ. Turner Wales, n. D.. i647
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-22

GENERAL HoUSEWoRK. Experienced cir
desires position for general homework in
small family, Apply to Post Office Box $50,
Langdon, n, D.. 45-4I*
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fAKTN UP-About May 18th at my place seven
miles south of Langdon, one light red heifer,
about eighteen months old with white spot on
forehead and white tail. Owner to prove
property, pay expenses and take same away.
Jacob Geilucr, LangdOn, N. ID. 1918
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81 ben anberen 9lGiern in Der Slide
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alles 9let6siiltie. S6iden sic mid
ins Gefdnenis, perurtbeilen sic mid,
i'd tann Sbnea nidts mebr iaaen."
uSo Ibnell oebt es nit benz @erll-e
tDeien bod nidt", srtpiberte Der
gmtsrihter, Der siniab, bab bei bern
tDrperlihen unb geiitissn 3u'tan3e
bes iunsen WGb8ens ell: SortfeBung
bes gerb0rs !nmDglid, lei. gr lieb
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unterIdrieb, hann tlinaslte er uno be;
fa1l, lie in cine 3eQs bes Inter
futunssgefdranii1es al fiibren.
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mantle lie binaus; Der 2lmtsridts: /
bIisb nod large no6bsnfli6 am 81.
ffe iiben. Sas junae MGbhen mar |
ibm Elm RGtbIe!. Satte man es bier
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eiler unelidli6en, tpelne in einem
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banbelt bate? Sber MGR iis i9ulblo5
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GOlOexe &riesssrnte in sran.
6inauien.

Sir bi, ifanbinapiId.r 2Gnber mar
Der aries Elm qoIbensr Sesen. Sn
ShDebsu bat tiefer Sesen in elmer
Der srDbisn Grnten. bic man bort iei.
Menidsrsebenten seieb.n. ieinen S6s
bepunit errsi9t. go arot tparm DE
bdrh ben ErieJ bieien norbifhen1Gns
bern in ben S9oot geporfsnen
,Shdbe, bab, tpie tiirSlih beri4t:t
iprrbe, bic @eaierunaen D1nemarts,
Npripesens unb Sdpetens m ben
Stdnb eeieBt iparen, ibrs ausldnbis
ifen Sdulben gu tilsen ober bod i'm
SddBamt geniisenbe Oslber aufsu.
baiIftn, I'm Sies au irgenh einer 3e,t
thun 81 tonnen. Disi. S9uIbentils
suns ipurbe bur& bag Gintsn be-
GurIe frsmbeu @elbes neIentIid) sr-
le,6tert. Die bsutI6 Wort mar uin
mebr uls 30 pro5ent seiunfen. Das
enalifde pfurp, Der ameritdniid,s
Dollar. Der ruFiiIhe Rub.i unb Der
iyrantsn ipurDen al ben iinnbinap's
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mebr inter ibrem Nenn'rertb notirt,
p bab bic fianbinaDiihsr Aronen an
aauftraft i'm gluslnnbe tsoeuienb &c,
ipannen.
Shpeben baite bon 8sutfhlanb be-
trdhtlihe Gummen seforgt. Der
6anbel nit benz blodirisnD Deuti9lano
batts enorme profite tins.bradt. Die
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Die eriten Strublen Der Morsen,
Tonne, ipelte Iid talt unh froitig ges
mug aus bi9ten, perbulsnben Nebels
fai4ten erboosn bate, fielen bur6
9alb 5uge5ogene pflaumenfdrbene
5enitsroprbdnae in Elm 3immer, bas
mil elmer Iammetartisen Sapete in
Der sleifsn 5arbe ber9eitalt betleibet
mar, Bob breite, fpeibIudterte uno
nit @olbper5leruneen b,riebene Spl3z
leifteu einaelne leloer niIbeten, ipel4s
BON einem dbnli6en Sries unb elmer
ebenfolden SubIeiite eesilbet tpuren.
@emdlbe, CUTE Sopien nad alten
Msiftern, idmiidtsn bic WGnbe uno
barmpnierten Gut nit oem Sedeneez
ndlbe, has ipielenbe Qnoretten bar
itente, tpel9e ben berabbGngenben&rps
italltronIeuhtss 81 bdlten i9ienen.
Gin Seppi4 in matten Surben uno
bon DoIlenbet tiinitlsriiter 3eidnung
lag uuf benz Jubboben, lieb jeoo6
rtngsum nod sinen br:iten Streifen
bes Iebr id6n eingelesten parquets
feben. Die Spiegel spti6en ben
Jerftern unb uber bem &amin batten
Ha6men bpn alter nenetianii9sr
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ten; Sti9e, &orfolen, Ieine S9rdnte
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gebaufhten Worgentleibe DON fpeiber, |
tpei9em Wol1enitoff mt. tIetnen bell:
tbenfarbenen Euffen beftreut, bas pi.
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eiu tpenig aufpdrts geridteten Rds.
tben, bem rei5enben 1Ood! ber Don eta
nsm feineu RotA abetRaa&tsH Waus !
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Wsubel Sart an aibsral 6. II. 9
Co.. $3.50.
Oscar seibel an Mobifon 3. u
no. 2, $2250.
DO. an Graee 70. Germ IL. 4nb.
$1,000. ],
Ridarb :. Goates an Gitiseni
8ant BON ct. Bernard, $2500.
William 8. 5anbp an SoutbsrI
Obio 6. II. 3. 60, 800.
@rneitine Button an bo., $4,000.
Sobn gf. Mnbreips an DO, $37CO.
eugene 6. pociep an gpcamors g
II. 6. &c., $4,000.
Mareslla .. Roos an Gpcdmor.
9. II. 6. Co., $2S00.
0ranees y. Mclaren an @lenbdf.
.. u. g. u. Co., $1675.
9lntbonb gabinsbaus an bo., $500
Rate 8. Murrap an goIerain g.
u 6. Co., 5000.
Sobn so. 1ifber an 2iberal 6. II,
3. Co., $4,000.
Sames g. Solbt an u. Wismann,
$1,000.
9fnbreip 5. @reiit an syunbamental
9. II. .. Go, $2500.
Sdrrp Gopfer an Mnoming 8. il.
9. Co., $500.
Cigar Burns on Sobn Dsrridion,
1926.
g. R. gaidolfon an $. 6. asnd,
$500.
Sarrp m. aeriboff an enterpriTe
3. II. 6. U. Co., $25O0.
Sobn 3, Risbls on gntsrprife 9.
u. g. u. Co., $500.
Sacob Seis an Wiais 6. 5arpsr.
$500.
Sames arata an psarI Martet
Danf, $4,000.
@perett 20. 5Opnslsb an 9ant
Gtreet y. u. Co., $1,000.
Serbert 6. pa6oub an bo., $4,000.
Die Serbert 6. padoub SO. an
bo., S4250.
George 20. Smitb an Central
Jdirmount 9. IL. 9. Co., $500.
gnna Q. apnh an giti5sns Q. u.
Rp. 2, $1,000.
pearI W.is an Sulie goimann,
$1O6.95.
Zulu gbriftp on Fundamental g.
II. .. Co., $250O.
albert 6. alsin an Delta 6. u.
Co., $3.50.
g. 8. 6srIbman an 2ltlas 9. II. 9.
Co., $500.
pbilip 6. Serfbman an 9. Si.sal,
$1,000.
6arrp Oldham an q. $. alumb,
S250O.
GetiIste Sbpptbeten.
Wm. $. Rabe an @srman 2tmeris
:an Commercial unb Sapinss Yant,
$500.
German ). Safe an Sobn Rpboe.
$500.
Clarence 8. Gmiib an College Sil
2. II. 9. Co., $500.
Gfibsr aobr an Saibttorne e. II.
z. a., $4,000.
griatus g. qlIIen an 8lenbule ..
l. 6. q. Co., $1,000.
aiba assIsb an gli5abeib 2pn,
900.
Sam.s g. SoIbt an q. @ismann,
1000.
Wulter $. Webftsr an Charles aeps
vert. S1218.
Gfsber W. See an 8. 8. 9otpn.p,
$50.
Della 9eble an Brighton 9erman
9ant Co., $500.
5erbert 8. pabrub an DeitiGsr
,anbtpebr 3. II. g. Co.. $4,000.
Sobn 80. Mertel an Sputbern
0bio 8. Ii. s. Co., $4,000. Il
peter u. Rsbbols on glmipoob
llaee g. II. g. Co., $1,000.
aatie Hiebaus an priee SiII 3.
!. 6. Co., $4,000.
Warp slider on giii5ens 3. u.
10. 2, $2250
Wdrtha 3. Woobiparb an glart
5trabe 8. II. 3. Co.. $4,000.
Wm. 8otfpin on Cincinnati 6. uno
}. SO. $275O.
9drrp 20. Gorbes an Wponling 8. |
mn e. so. $1,000.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-01
THEPASSING YEAR SEES
MISS PROSPERITY MAKE
DEBUT GRADY COUNTY

F, The total deposits carried in banks oi
Grady county outside of Chickasha are
said to show a marked increase over
those of 1914, the exact figures, how
ever, being unavailable at this time.
The five banks in chickasha show
net gain in deposits over those OF
last year Of almost half million dol
lars.
Taken bank by bank the increase in
money in circulation in Chickasha,
marked by the deposits of the indi-
vidual customers, and che amount in
circulation year ago is found to be:
First National bank. at close Of bus
mess. December 27. 1915. total depos-
its, $l,O02, 2,21626; same bank at close
OF business same date 1914, $685.
S4S.S9. Oklahoma National ban, at
close of business December q, 1915,
S6S4,144.75; same bank at close OF
business same date 1914, s623, ,6S6.SS.
Citizens National bank, at close of
business December 27, 1915, $685.
349.Gl; same bank at close of business
same date 1914, s549,756.95. Chicka-
sha National bank, at close of bust
ness December 27. 1915, sS19,9O3 90;
same bank at close of business same
date 1914, $27S,5SS.00. Farmers State
bank at close of business December
n, 1915, s2O7,e29.O4; same bank at
close of business same date 1914,
si34.2SLSl
Showing a net increase in deposits,
bank by bank. over same period of
1914 OF as follows;
First National, si12.S67.37
Oklahoma National, s60,457s7.
Citizens National. S9s,5s206.
chickasha National, s41,sl500.
Farmers State, s7s.s97.2s.
Total increase for year. sS6,129.53. |
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-01
BANNER MONTH FOR
MARRIAGE MARKET

If marriage is really lottery. and
many aver it is, then December, 1915,
was the banner month for that year
in Grady county, in the matter Of lot
terry tickets sold Mrs. Watkins, chief
deputy in the happiness department OF
the court clerks office, stated this
morning that December showed total
of 81 marriage licenses issued for the
month, while the number of divorce
suits filed had dwindled down to an
insignificant eleven.
A total Of only thirty-seyen suits Of
all kinds were filed during the entire
month, all of which would seemingly
indicate that the people of Grady
county are becoming less prone to
fatten the men learned in the law and
TO dwell together in peace and har-
mony.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-01

GREATEST YEAR IN
HISTORY OF COLLEGE

men. The standards of the institution
have been raised until it is recognized
today as one Of the leading schools of
the state.
| had vision not long ago and I
saw magnificent fine arts building,
great science hall, and three large
dormitories standing on the campus,
and heard the voices of one thousand
Oklahoma girls chanting the praises OF
0. G. w. The flight Of years was rapid
and the curtain rose again and the
finished product was before me. /
saw one thousand well kept homes in
this great state managed by one thou
sand former pupils of the Oklahoma
College for Women, and it was then
recognized what the state was receiv-
ing for the investment in her girls
school.
We are now in the midst of the
greatest year in the history of the i'm
stitution and am of the opinion that
this is the worst year the school will
ever see. Yours for service,
G. w. AUSTIN, president.