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Evening journal., 1918-01-19

ATOTICE-TO TIE HONORABLE JUDGES
~ Of the Court of General Sessions. az t.e
STATE Of Delaware i'm and for New Naatio
county. We. The undersigned, respectalle ,t.t+
zons lat least one half Of whom are tu'stah
tial freeholdersl of the Twelfth ward % tl.
city of Wilmington, county ot Nc" 'es
and State Of De.awure, do heren9 .tt-l-t
that Charles A . Elmer and Arthur d bpnet
trading as Elmer Bros VINO are ths ',".u'ii .,'i
and occupants OF the house Of business ana
premises s fuated 40 the S. y. QfNtf NuFtl
aud Union streets, who are applicants 70 tue
Court OF Genera Sess ons OF the state ol
Delaware. In and for New Castle COUNT s,'otye yi
Monday, the Ath day Of March, A. d. lJie'
being Inc next term of said court, for li-
rense for the sale OF intoxicating liquors, 10
be drunk of the premises, and 20 oottle anu
sell such liquors when bottled 70 pe QIulN N
of tho prem ses. In quantities, as foAO"t,
VIZ. Milt or brewed liquors of not less than
three quarts nor more than one barrel, anu
qthcr intoxicating liquors IN quaut,lea PC
fees than three quarts nor more thAn hFe sai'
ions They ure persons of fuI age nnd men
of sobriety aud good moral characier thar
such sale of intoxicating liquors at aaid po
ie rrcprsarv TO accommod the pun g., ana
the true rental value Thereon is SoV1-
Gotthold laeRer ,hrlst..n N"'"'l
Harry r. Schneider, Johh AhlsI
H. Chas. 4. Naognr
rob,, Wesley Osborne Charles r. Staih
Ios.nb II Ne1er Wm. NJ. Connolly
c. Anthony Becki Ionn ',go' -,l, o,ri
Tohn Spahn Anthony a. Dough
yvoiroonc Eaton erty
Tiig WoiiifoIIS5 I5on@ei l,.s'u Ir James b. Osborne
Goo-go II MURRAY David II. Barnes
''eo's 'oLarir WIN. T. Gengelbach
SSsr,,ef l. TTfr0er Peter J. Ford
Tp,,5.tah u Otfsni John 1Iirsch
Ie,os n WoIbar Joseph T. Russell
Geo NaeCer -,,,,.r, ~
CHARLES A. EBNER y ARIHI.,R ~ y
EBNER. Trading at LBNbh bNo IL hAN''
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

CHARLES WARNER co. OF pElA
WARE Regular Quarterly Dividend. No.
co. ig, per cent ou the First and Second
Preferred Capital stock OF the Charles W ar
nor Company. has been declared nay nl'
January "a 30 stockholders of record l'c
cembpr "a. 1917 Checks win he mailed
A dividend of nor cent. ON the common
Cnpital Stock of Charles Warner COMPANY
has been declared payable January ~
taie. TO stockholders Of record December
"A 1Qi- Checks wei he mailed
A. u. WARNER. JB., Treasurer
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AUTOMOBILES.
MAssEUsE.

HOLDEN INSTITUTE-IAIR DRESS
Il lng and manicuring, assisted by Mrs.
Finerty. face corrector an blemishes re-
moved from face and body. imperfect
figures lbirlb, disease or accidenU cor
rected. Rough. coarse pores smuOthod and
skin refined COmplexi0n cleared Hollow
and wrinkles removed. Falling hair ani
dandrun removed in 10 days, guarantee o.
SO G02 Equitable Bldg Phone 1i6L
Hours TO and Z 10 O. dec20-im.
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sALEsMEN WANTED.

SALESMAN SELL OUR YUCATAN
> Punch and other temperance beverages.
.arge commission and drawing account 20
successful men Easy sellers and big de-
1and. Write NJ =. Mues. Sales Manager
ourth and Market streets, 81. Louis, No.
for2Q- fans. 1919
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PALMISTS.

1VADAM NARROW BUSINESS ME-
Al dium. clairvOyant, palmist; infor-
and dates. evil Influences removed; hns
no eouul: unites the separated 10 to :
o'clock daily Sundays included No. l0Ot
T-oirmotnf Ave Philadelphia. Bell
Phone, Poplar. 5603-W. nov24-t.
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EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.

q I'VE FURNISH YOU WORK OR HELP
" OF every description for home. store.
etory and farm Capitol Aid and Relief
7s0ciarion NO. ll1 West Seventh street.
'f0ue a0l8-W. iune0-tf
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WALL PAPER.

~-r-e-~-------~-~----~ ,.---->~~<e-
Vow IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR
~ uapering done; 50 up. Ben kron, No
ii0i Lancaster avenue. Phone 35i6-R.
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AGFNTs WANTED.

A CENTS. EARN SPENDING MONEY
~ Every housekeeper wants Blumors
Egg Saver; pure food product; sells
Nte vUdnre: Mrs Fiske made IS %. Mrs.
Ritter gG7s In one day; 80 can YOU; free
samples Il. " Blumer, Lincoln aud Ros-
eoe Chicago iani9-tt
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MAJ EsTArE WANTED.

49,
WE CAN SELL YOUR REAL ESTATE
W or business. any kind. anywhere. for
quick sale. address Northwestern Business
Agency. Minneapolis Minn. moves sats lot.
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MUSICAL.
JUNK DEALERS.

TUNK DEALER BUY RAGS, IRON,
- brass. newspapers, second hand furni-
ture and pay the best prices in Delaware.
II Sloan, No. iOf Madison street. u. & a.
Phone lal3.L AutnmntIc. 20s0. lan20 lyr.
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PROPOSALS

L S. ENGINEER OFFICE. Old FED.
- cral Building, Wilmington. Del
Sealed proposals for constructing pile and
timber hulkhead. etc, on e. s. Engineer
Reservation. Atlantic City y. T.. win De-
received here until II A. 81, Jan -. 1915
and then opened. Further information %
application ianff-6f
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REIIGInrs NOTICE..

MIST PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUALIsTS'
r Church. no 900 West street Services
SUNDAY evening Messages by Mrs.
Thomas. An welcome. lanle--t
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TVoULD YoU LIKE 81 OR 81 DAILY
W az home. knitting war foX on Auto
knittersi Experience unnecessary. send
Be- stamp. Dept 70-C. Auto knitter Com
nany. 62i Jefferson Ave, Buffalo, n. \.
ian12-eod-4st
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sANITAnY MORKERs.

Al X. SANITARY. ODOR-
Nl. LESS EXCAVATING.
once s w Cor Fourth and West SITS.
~ & A. Phone Sis oct2l-tf
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TNPEMRITERs.

V1YPEW RENTED 49, THREE
4 months. $500 Rental applied on pur-
chase Sold $500 monthly. Typewriters
repdired Royal Typewriter Agency, Type
writer Exchange, second floor, y. ". Cor
ner Seventh and Market SITS. aug22-tf.
WE CAN FURNISH EVERYTHING FOR
w office All makes typewriters, cash
registers, stationery, printing and rubber
OFFiCE SUPPLY & TYPEW RITTER CO
Phone 54fs.R. 703 Ford Bldg.
may15. H.
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ITO THE HONORABLE. THE JUDGES
i OF the Court OF General Sessions of Tn.
state Of Delaware ia aud for New Castle
county:
We. The Bavarlau Brewing Company
owners ana occupants Of the premises
situated at the S =. Cor sixth and
DUPONT streets, in the Twelfth ward. city
Of wilmington. county of Ncw tHsrfc uu
State OF Delaware. in compliance with
the requirements of the Acts of tho Gen
provided. do hereby give notice that We
shall apply I'm writing. t0 tho Court OF
General Sessions OF the state of Delaware,
in ana for New Castle county, on Monday,
being the next term of said court. Tor a.
license for the sale of intoxicating liquors,
90 be drunk of the promises. ana Co Dot
tie and sell such liquors. when nott,o
Co he drunk OF the premises. ln quantities
as follows viz Malt or hrcwod liquors
Of not less than three quarts nor more than
one barrel. and other intoxicating liquors
i'm quantities Of not loss than three qusri s.
nor more than five gallons, and the Ioi
lowing respectable citizcrs of said ward a'
least twelve OF whom are substautiai Irr.
holders of said ward. recommend inc saio
Tohn Spahu Harry r. Schneider
Joseph +. Neher John W Johnson
Albert L. NJ Zuclke Edward Conner
Wm 4 Gcugelbnch James nuugherty
Svlveeter UenIv Andrew Hitler
Anthony Beck. NJ u. Jas. T.. uueriN
Rudolph p Ottcni Howard II Oherly
Chns Blocher John IT, Lnlly
John Mailer iohl Ntn NtHir
Anthony a. Dough John b. LnEh9n
ortv Martin i. Mealt
George Glenn Samuel Z. liingrr
MoIfang Eaton Geo J Bacher
Gotth0ld 1eu-'r w m. NJ 'obi"'F
julius Hofmaun
janl6-3t. THE BAvARIAN BREWING co.
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NTACHINIsTs WANTED - LATHE
NA planer. vertical aud horizontal boring
mill driu press hands turret lathe opera
tors and one e.inch Hllor aoor boring mill
hands for night work. Ave nights week.
1g1t hours n night; time and half time for
over as hours per week. big wages and
extra premium only t-class mon need
amply Pussy & Jones Co., foot of Poplar
street iani0-tf
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ROOMS ron RENT.

0NE FURNISHED ROOM TOR iENr
- ~" SIS Washington ST ian''u
fVWp uNFyRNIsHEp Reolls FOR
rent No 800 W. si2th ST. innis'tt
Ts1Wu NICE FRONT ROOMS. No. a22
y fousecuib ST. jan7-u
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. 80. $50
~ " Fourth st. decaO-im
EURNIsHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE.
mnn. 80 2ie East Fourth street,
iuniI-W
FURNISHED ROOM. MODERN coz
vruienccs, ouc cor two senrcmen. No.
300 W Fourteenth ST. inniN.8t
I AHGE FRONT ROOM. FURNISHED
- gcutlcmcn or settled couple. No 2io
W. Ninih ST. ioniiat
TDrn wrSr Sr rRoNr ROOM
! = " one 81 tWe eeuuomcn. private
DooN rusNSuNp or UNruR
IL nishal. lol grntleman er lady No. 232
\ Harrison NJ mniS.2l
DooMs roR RNNr roR tGHr
"a hnusr,ee piUs. opposite NiFhth street
Park Nrni Ne iiA N seventh street
rVuEEr r>ruHNlSiiEp ROOMS WITH
haih. lcr lisbt hoNsukeepirs with cor.
vcrlcNee, on the sevond hoor Al lress
R.po. hvcn,ns journal uHcc ioult.@.
BOARDING.
DoOMS AM R0ARp ArpLY No. .o3
"a West Eishteenth ST. dce-o.cod-im.
DoAUpENS WANrED 80. lai EAST
- rhird strect ianig u.
NOTICES.
l. H. COCHRAN. JR. ATTORNEY AT
-. law, removed to 80 SOP Ford BIDS
inni-lm.
ELECTRlcAL RATH ANp TREAT
~ ment for rheumatism Address W 5s.
Evening Journal Onlce innlo-lt
NOTICE THE ANNUAL MEETING or
~ the sharpholders OF the Mechanics say
ing and building Luun Association will he
held Monday Svcniue. Januury II lHie
at 40 1gi W Ninth St. f3l J.. NJ, Tor
election of directors. ut which time "A new
series of stock wiz he issued. Mechanics
saving ana Building Loan Association
G.. T. a. Schodeld. Secretary lanlo-lI
no THE HOLDERS or BONDS Sc
4 cured by mort gage Of Delaware Glue
Company. 20 Girard Trust Company
Nou are hereby notified That Girard trust
Company "a corporation of the state oi
pcunsylvnnia tho trustee under certain
mortgage OF deed of trust from Delaware
Glue Company. to said Girard trust Com
pauy. dated August L. 1902 and recor lcd
I'm the office OF the Recorder Of Deeds Tor
New Castle County Delaware, In Mortgage
Record y. Vol %. Page ai1l. has resle neI
as such trustee in accordance with the
provisions of Article - of said Mortgarc
or Deed of Trust and that Delaware GIN,
Ccmnonv. acting hy and through Albert
T. Krusc It's president. hereby calls
meeting of the holders ~ the bonds So
cured by said mortgage, or deed of trust;
said meeting TO be held al the principal
office of said Delaware Glue Company, at
Newror, Delaware, on the thirteenth day
of February A. II. iais. at 10 o'clock -
N for the purpose of electing new trus-
fee DO nm the vacancy caused bv the resig-
uation Of said Girard Trust Company as
trustee
DATED January Is. 1918.
pELAWARE GLUE COMPANY.
BY ALBERT p. KRUSE President
faufo- --lts-3t.
Evening journal., 1918-01-19

NOTICE. JOSEPH JABLONSKf. THE
~ owner aud occupant ui The house, situ-
uted at No. 40 rutnull street. ion the
Firth ward. of the city of W Wilmington.
county Of Now Castle and state of Delaware.
IN compliance with the requirements OF ihe
Acts Of the General Assembly iu such caso
made and provided do hereby give not ce that I
shall apply in writing 20 the Court Of General
Sessions, Of tho state OF Delaware. DO and i3r
New Castle county OH Monday. the touri 3
day OF March, 4 j.. iuis, being the next
term Of said court. for a lccnre for said
house as ana inn ur tavern for the sale there
in Of Intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart 60 hr drunk ON Tho premises.
and the follow ng respectable citizens oi said
ward at least twelve oi whom are suhstnn
ual frccholders of sold ward, recommend thv
said application. Nit;
jacob Thompson Geo. =. Miller
Joseph Hess George B Jurlun
Angelo Lamaunu T. a NJ RoyitU
Michael Gallo Fnrios can
William tiles Joseph !. hlllrov
Louis Fox Fuuk j. Koernor
John a. kommcl VIM E johnson
W. g. kethley UarrA Banks
Daniel 1 killroy Louis Slues
Rufus s. Houcy George o. white
Harvey T. Nichols Charles Cciror
James u Eos Joseph Jones
John y. Quiut john " Windt
Stanley y. Tuchtun John a. Rogers
janis 30. JOSEPH JABLONSkf
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HELP wANrED-MALE.

WANTED ONE FlNlSHEE. MILLER
" Bros. Ninth aud King SITS. decai-u.
Evening journal., 1918-01-19

yyTANTED-YOUNG MEN, n TO %
w years old who have completed High
School course OF had at least two Ncars in
Hirh School; for schooling I'm laboratory
fearuinr our methods Salary Tor iirsi .wo
on three months, Sl5 n week, with oppor-
tunitv for promotion 90 hettcr positions
in laboratory Real opportunity for young
rnen-ycho value their future Address MIG
Evening Journal Office. ianl0-eod-12t.
Evening journal., 1918-01-19
Help WANTED.

TXTANTED-IAIN NAMES
w men ana women 1s or over wishing
20 become Government clerks; 500 month
Address W-30, Evening Journal Office.
dec2Q-1m.
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IXrANTED-A SECURITY AND
w bond salesman; must be well
acuuainted in the city. Havlin
Co. Nos 907-0O9 Orange street
second door. iant7-3t
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IOST AND FOUND.

-------->- $1,000 -
I OST WRIST WATCH; ETHEL" on
j. back Reward If returned 70 Mrs.
RozeH. 40. 1929 French st. Janlh--t
Evening journal., 1918-01-19

a DID NE0IO 10 Hl-WUU 10 lUIN IN
"A come without interfering with your
present occupation by selling the nationally
advertised Ajax Chemical Fire Engine.
Every factory and mill town and city,
store, mine, country estate etc, is q live
immediate prospect. Under present condi=
Hons business men realize great neces-
nty for fire protection. Write now for
our proposition No capital required
dignined profitable opportunity. Ajax Fire
Engine Works, Bush Terminal Building
No 10. Brooklyn. ~ Y. ianl9-3.
Evening journal., 1918-01-19

WANTED -EXPERlENcEp INSTALL.
W menf collector. Apply HWiey Powell
Co. tomorrow morning janii-d
Evening journal., 1918-01-19

GEO A WEEK TO SPECIAL AGENTS
tDOV 10 travel by automobile and intro
duce sO0-candle power al-oil lantern for
farmers. dairymen, hucketers gardeners,
contractors. army camps etc. We furnish
Thomas Mfg. Co., A-2iOs Mott ST. Day
ton. Ohio. ian1a-1C
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Help NANTEp-rEMALg.

WANTED -RELIABLE WHITE GIRL
W 70 help with tnai child. Can Ne.
907 Frankin St. ianl2-tt
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NOTICE., EDWARD KRAUSE, THE
~ tenant aud occupant of the house. situ-
ated at y. W. Cor. Front and French
streets. in the Second ward. of the city of
Wilmington. county of New Castle. and
State of Delaware. in compliance with the
requirement, Of the Acts Of the Genersl A.
sembly 10 such case made and provided do
hereby give notice that I shall appls In writ
ing TO the Court II General Sessions Of the
stale OF Delaware. in aud for New Castle
county. on Monday. the 9Th day Of March,
A. H. 1Ois being the nest torn of said
court FOR q license for said house as an inn
o. tavern tor the sale therein Of Intoxicating
lqu Us iu less quantities than one quart, 10
bo drunk the premises and the following
respectable citizens OF said ward. at least
twelve of whom are substantial freeholders
Courier Democrat., 1918-09-12
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JLKE BLOC K

Elmer McKinnon, who is a son of
Donald ]. McKinnon, one Of. the
stalwart pioneers Of Olga township.
has been home onsia furlough, at the
old home and left last week to rejoin
his "boat'' which is Somewhere
on the Atlantic and has for some
time been engaged in conveying
transports. 5
Miss Annie Power. who has spent
most of the summer holiday at Crook
ston, Mimi, was a returning pas
senger Tuesday in readiness for the
resuming of her duties as one of the
teaching faculty of the city schools.
Miss Power was i'll and had to undergo
an operation for appendicitis while
away and is only just beginning to
enjoy a return to her usual health
and strength.
Courier Democrat., 1918-09-12

Rev. Rudolph Kerstine, who has
been for the past four years the pas
tor of the Lutheran church in the Ger
man settlement at Dresden, is leav.
ing with his family this week for a
new charge located in Alberta The
move is being made owing to the con-
dition of the heal tn of his wife. The
new pastor of the church at Dresden
it is stated will come from the splace
where Rev. Kerstine is going to To-
cate. being merely an exchange of
field of labor.
Courier Democrat., 1918-09-12

A car of Lignite coal On car this
week. Sc. 25 per ton. Langdon Wood
Yard.
Have that suit cleaned, pressed and
repaired at the o. K. shop. D. Roach
proprietor.
VIM. Stevenson and the family were
Sunday visitors with friends and re-
latives across the line at Kaleida. :, =
Miss Clara Lundeby spent most of
last week here from Osnabrock, visit
ing at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Hans J. Dahl.
Farmers. now is the time to take
out your short term grain insurance.
This is the only form of fire insurance
that covers grain while in the shock.
Talk with T. E.. Burke.
L Jeweler Blakely, of the A. O.
Void establishment was visited over
Sunday by his brother, along with
the; family, who autoed here from
Grafton TO spend the day. !.
Miss Carrie Lothspeich took Tues.
days train for Fargo to resume her
hospital duties as trained nurse,
after two weeks of a vacation spent
here at the home Of her parents. :,
Miss Florence Baldwin left on
Mondays noon train returning to
Galva, Iowa, after.a a visit Of q couple
of weeks in Langdon at the home of
her brother, Manager Dan Baldwin,
of the Home Implement Company.
Miss Bina Foster, of the Swan.
law pharmacy at Milton was in charge
of the prescription department at
the H. E. Close & Co., establishment
for few days the past week during
the absence of MIR. Close on business
trip to the Twin Cities.
Mrs. Marion Kessler left Saturday
for a visit with friends in Fargo,
leaving there it is her intention tt
spend some time with the Laidlaw'
in ST. Paul, but expects to return t.
her Langdon home before going soutl
for the greater part of the winter
The Ct. NORTHERN. freight, crev
earned $3.50 for the Red Cross tn
other afternoon after they, had pulle
into" Hannah after iull day ! run
by shocking grain on the farm o
James Austin near town. Every on
of the crew from engineer to brak
man were right there to do, their bit
Courier Democrat., 1918-09-12

.v.. - ,
A car Of Ignite coal on car this
week. Sc. 25 per ton. Langdon Wood
Yard. -
Miss Tessie Merrill from Grand
Forks, spent part of the week visiting
at the home of her friend Mrs. Dock.
steader in this city.
Printer wanted is the sign hung
out by the Munich Herald. Nearly
everyone of the print shops we know of
are in the same predicament.
Threshermen, now is the time to
put insurance on your outfits. The
one premium also covers both torna-
do and cyclone insurance. Talk with
T. E. Burke.
A daughter of Joseph Galloway, an
old resident of the Numedahl
district of Fremont township was
taken to an hospital last week TO be
operated on for appendicitis.
Mrs L. Ancieaux left yesterday
returning 10 her home at Audubonville
Iowa, after q visit Of month here
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
George Armstrong on the farm west
of town. :='S it -
Jos. Heille was a Friday visitor in
the city from Wales. Threshing he
states is we'll under way this week,
with the prospect of fair average
crop tributary to Wales, where it
hes not suffered from hail.
Courier Democrat., 1918-09-12
BRING YOUR FILMS TO
6be Opie Studio
To be developed and printed :,s ,..,,....
Popular prices and quick service
We also have line of films and kodaks
FOR SALE

William Cheatley and wife. who
have been making visit Of nearly a
month with relatives of the former,
on their farms near Iona, left Fri
day returning to their home at Win.
nipeg.
"A Memorial Service for George
Leslie Rourke, who paid the supreme
sacrifice in France on July Oath, will
be held at the Church of Our Saviour
on Sunday next, September 18th,
commencing at eleven o'clock in the
| forenoon.
Mr.. and Mr.. Bert Green, were
over here from their home at Sher.
wood, N. D., during the. week for q
/ few days visit, with w. A. Boltor
and family. The two families were
Park River acquaintances of ,number
|'of years ago. ..;.,1. ~ -. 80. ,
T Miss Alice Maloney. who has beer
Visiting with friends at Hannah ant
facross the line in Manitoba, came or
Tuesdays train from the north fol-
4 a short stay with Lanpdon' friend
I 1before*the opening Of her: sschoo
sfat Hope, NJ DE- :" incl ''&' Tsts
j, Mrs. John, ,schwan NJ, returned don on Sat
\ nrday from Devils Lake, to whicl
!. place she had accompanied thei
daughter, Mary. who this fall en-
rolls as student at the Acadam,
of St. Mary's of the Lake. Raturn
/, ing Mrs. Schwan made visit a
michigan City with her brothers, tn
EBimler boys and their families.
Rev.. M. M. Cory left on Mon
day strain fora month g vacation tri
from his duties in St. Alphonsu
parish, during which he will visi
Washington, D. c., Baltimore, Md,
aud other points in the east. His tri
1t this time is being largely taken t
enable him to minister to a classmat
in the clergy, who through i'll healt
has been compelled to go east an
undergo critical operation.
W. F. Winter went as far as st
Paul accompanying his sons wifi
on the trip to the tank training cam
in Pennsylvania, where Morris Win
ter is. in training for service in tina
branch of the army service. Mr.
Winters plans have since allowe
of him continuing the trip to Cam
Hannaford for visit with his son
who is not likely to visit the Langdo
home again before leaving for ser
vice abroad.
Courier Democrat., 1918-09-12
j. W. T0Wey
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PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Lan9don, N. Oak,

Mrs. w. r. Opie left on Mondays =
passenger for the former home of the
family at Plainview, MINI. She had
intended to visit there shortly, join.
ing her daughter. Miss Phyllis Opie,
who is closing her school vacation
with P)ainview friends, but tele-
gram brought the wholly unexpe c. led
news of the death of sister of Mrs.
Opie, just in time to allow of her
leaving on Mondays train.
Postmaster Sam Cross, who came
over from Olga on Tuesday stated
that threshing had been underway in
the eastern part of the county stead
ly all week. Wheat he says is aver
aging all the way from twenty bus.
hels to the acre and up. the crop of
all kinds of grain being one of the
best harvested in that section of the
county in years. His son, Tom. who
:s in France, enlisting with Co. E.,
is doing we'll, according to letters
received this week. He is now serv.
ing with the heavy artillery and they
have one of the big French seventy
f1ves at work. News from those who
are with him is cheering to the home
folks.
John Reid was visitor from the
old Beaulieu settlement with friends
at the county seat couple Of days
the forepart of the week. Returning
from trip through the western part
of the county he says that the pros
pect of yield is improving right along
with the approach of the threshing.
At his home at Beaulieu there is q
much earlier nd1heavier crop to care
for. He is expecting to take an &C.
tive part in the fall campaign for the
legislative ticket in this district just
as soon as the crop on the farm is
cared for. MIR. Reid has the demo.
cratic nomination as member of the
house Of representatives from this
district, and with the way things are
shaping out in this campaign stands
to win with good lead.
Courier Democrat., 1918-09-12
The Red Cross boxesa are doing good
work. Help them aaeng. s..'::,

; The Red Cross boxes are doing good
work. Help them aaeng. ..':.:'
You that wish to- buy a piano or
ewing machine can save money: by
feeing AZ. o. Void &: 60. q : '''7'.'S'
Miss Lillian Koehrn tedt left Sat.
urday for Jamestownn,1 where with the
opening of the fall term this week
she becomes student at st. Mary's
Academy for the ensuing school year.
n Mr. s.. Morris o. Winter left satur.
for the tank camp in Pennsylvania,
where her husband. Mr.. Morris Win
ter has been in training since his en-
listment some time ago. A telegram
which she received the day previous
intimated his removal from that
camp was likely to occur. any time.
Mrs Winter took along with her
| their little daughter, and expects to
return in about two wee s.
%. G.. Bergen was a north bound
passenger on Saturday,; returning to
Hannah from Grand Fork, where, he
had put in part of the week on busi-
ness. He stated that the end of this
week will see much of. the threshing
in the Red River Valley cleaned up,
which will release for the western
/; and northwestern counties all the help
that will be needed to save the crop.
He also expects to see drop in the
present exorbitant prices demanded
for labor at the pre- sent time.