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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-06
Feb. 6, 1880 P. M.

Feb. 6, 1880 P. M.
Allis Chalmers 22h
Am. Beet Sugar 1914
Am. Car & Fdy. TN
Am. Can 38B
Am. Cotton Oil Co. BIZ
Am. Locomotive $50
Am. Smelt. & Re. Co. 833s
Am. Sug. & Re. Pfd. 1863
Am. Tel. & Tele. 1918
Alaska Gold 21a
Att, Gulf & w. Indies 11S
Atch., T. & S. Fe IS
Anaconda Copper 60
Baldwin Loco. 6SA
Baltimore & Ohio 81
Bethlehem Steel "B" 1914
Beth. Steel s per cent. Pfd. 102
Butte & Sup. 10
Canadian Pacific 1861
Calf. Petroleum 16
Gem Leather Co. 7OE
Chi. NJ. & st. Paul 421h
Chi. Rk. Island & Pac. 1874
Chi, R. L. & Pac. Pfd. B 521s
Chile Copper 16
Chino 43T
Chesapeake & Ohio 52%
Corn Products 80 u
Crucible Steel So
Cuban Cane Sugar 31A
Distilleries Securities 425s
General Electric 1875 q
General Motors 1876 u
Goodrich Co. 40
ct. Northern Pfd. 9O%
| ct. Northern Ore 27%
Green Cananea As
Illinois Central 94%
Inspiration Copper ASH
| International Nickel 2Sb
Interborough Cons. SA
Inter. Mer. Marine 255s
Inter. Mer. Marine Pfd. 967s
International Paper 80
Kansas City Sou. IT
Kennecott Copper 3S1k
Maxwell Motors 81
Mex Petroleum 90
Midvale Steel 44A
Nat. Enameling AN
Northern Pacific ssh
n. Y. Central II
Pittsburgh Coal AT
Pennsylvania 46
Ray Cons. 2Ss
Reading 747
Repub. Iron & Steel ISL
Rep. Iron & Steel Pfd.
, Ry. Steel Spring SIS
t Sinclair Oil 81
l Southern Pacific "a
Southern Railway 1888
Southern Railway Pfd. 59s
Studebaker Corp'n. 81;
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-06
New York Stock
Exchange Quotations

Reported over the private wires Of
T. L. Watson & Co., Bankers and
brokers', corner Main and John streets,
Bridgeport, Conn. Members of New
York Stock Exchange.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-06

FOREMAN for tool department with
. concern employing about 40 peo-
pie in the tool department and do
ing a variety of high grade inter-
changeable work. Modern plant in
an excellent location, manufacture
ing line of staple goods. Appli-
cants will please state qualifications
and age. Address Foreman, SO
Broad St, Newark, N. ]. B s*p
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-06

A Canadian syndicate has purchas-
ed control of the Ogdensburg, N. Y,
Coal & Towing Co.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-06
JAMES STAPLES & co.
1879 STATE STREET

The Lincoln day orators are listened
to with rapt attention, provided the,
dinner committee was competent.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-06

only rivalry between the carriers in
selling stamps but considerable rivalry
on the part of the farmers living on
each route to see which route can
surpass the rest.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-06

roon AND DIE MAKERS accustom-
= ed to small Interchangeable work.
Good wages to first class men.
Steady position. No war time posi-
ton. State age, experience and rate
wanted. Address Tool, $40 Broad
ST, Newark, n. J. B s*p
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-06

Times Want Ads. One Cent Word
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-06

FOR SALE-Seven room house win
all city conveniences. Located IN
Stratfield near Jackman Ave. Large
lot and garden. Owner about 10
leave town. Price reasonable y. II
Whitney, SO Fairfield Ave. Is u
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-06

FOR SAI,Fi-A new two family house
in StratfOrd, everything the latest
in conveniences. Only $1,000 cash
required. d. r. Whitney, SO Fair
field Ave. B u"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-06

FOR Rents ad5Jfning rooms locat-
ed at the corrtr of State st. and
Park avenue Suitable for OFFICES
dressmakiE{ OF .aliorlns e 9ordon T.
SaIieck inc, Ills Main st. Rent
donoy lent. B 6 Sc
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-06
TODAY'S WANTS

FOR SALE-A double house, East
Side near East Main st. D. R. Whit
ney, SO Fairfield Ave. u"
LOST-A mole skin rnuff on John
Street between West Ave. and Court
land St. Return to $50 John st. or
300 Conn. Bank Building. Reward.
a.
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Trctzige Herzen.
gionlan bon g. Seim Il q.
(Gortfekuna.l

C6prtfekung.)
vytn, Saute, Damn i6ieB' los, .
iagte er nit einemI Anflug ieines al
ten Silmors, uiuns giebt's?"
~Du mirit bid p%uuoern, Seiu5,"
tlang Die Stimme Der Sofoame aus
Der 9unfelbeit uno gorls gepreBt ali
ibm berii6er. sd moate Did porbe-
reiten, OH batteit lonit cine olSuaro-
be lteberraidnns gebabt = es berei-
ten lid groBe 9inge Dor
SITS nm COMP"
uSa uuo mem - aljo frr5 aeIaat:
Sbre 9urhlalidt tit untroltIid Cont
bergeben 5u ioaen, tie bebauptet,
Toni lei Die ein5igc, Die 10 oeutIiD
nno i1orf aceentuiere beim 8orleien,
oaB Tie iebes @ort, trot Der uorqe-
ld)rittenefl Smibbeit, oeriteben fon-
ne, uft0 oa Die Spredler;n
madlte cine Yaufe.
u0a miiltid)t Sodoieielbe, ole
Gerlobung riifsdngis semaht 3f ie.
M
benz" fragte er un0 munoerte ii1
oaB es mic ein aufatmen iibcr i'm
fam.
rs Soft betpabrcl 8ie fannlt on
MIR bel Der frommen gemiitstiefen
6iirltin einen fold itrdfIiden gaois-
mls porausiesen? Nein, i'm @eaen.
tell, tie miinidt oaB ibr ie cher lie
lieber beiratet, aber - oaB ibr IN ID.
rcr Rdbe, IN 9%reitenfcls, bIeibt."
pa ,uiinfdt' eben Sbre Durd,.
laud)t etpas ltnnloglides,~ anttuortc-
te er troden. ODER - ion id aun-
manoant BON 9~reitenfels merbcn2
Cine Charge, Die gan5 reil geidaffen
iDeroen mitBte uno - in 4nbetrad9t
oes beoeittenoen bier garniiouierten
1ruppenteiIs -
~9aB bod ben Spott, Seins! Den
Rod miiBteit oli natiirIid aus3ieben,
iiebif on, aber, bite - feline Sronici
nns febIt ihon felt LANCER 3eit Ser
Sofmlarihau, Der laiit @eitimmung
Der Sofbaltung Sbrer 9urdlaudt 3it-
fomnt. Guf Dem Bapier lit er aiidJ
itets geiiibrt, MIR oaB GrcellerB sic
feline mnbeoeutenoe 5nnftion nebcn
ieinem 9ammerberrnoienlt nod fiber.
nommen bate. Der CUTE grIeben lit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-20

nun ober 10 becrepit g~efuoroen, Ban
man ibm 0as uobI nid]t Ianaer Ill.
mnten fam, nno 70 fam SIRE Gurh.
latdt aif Die Soee-"
uSbre 9urhlalldt fam ourauf21
ogsun ia oas beiBt, ih battle
porber nit Snni oarilber gereoet.~
vad fol"
~al!r5 nno gut, 9eitt5 oein @llf
mare bod gemaft, peflil Oh 5lareifen
Doateltl Denfe oir 80 Dem SiteI Sol
maridaIl, cine @obnling I'M SdloB,
gquipage, alle Sabre 70 nno 10 Iauqe
nrlaub. @ott, oas @ebalt lit ID
10 enorm nidt, aber imnler nod BEL
Ter als cine 2ielltenantsaagei"
.uno meine 8ralt lit natiirlih
ent5iift bon Der Soeel"
9Das fannit Oh ood oenfenl Durd)
landlt bat ibr uerfprod)cn. ieoes Scsabr
Elm paar @oden in Der Melioen3 Ali
p~erleben, ibr besleitet lie natiirIid,
ibr fonnt bort elm allerliebites Saus
MAIDEN. Sd babe 9oni 3ugeiagt, Dir
Die Sahe praftiidD 5u nnterbreiten,
uno lie bofft, baB on ibr oieien err
item 8ltnid erfiilen tperoeit. Seina,
ib mill Dir geiteberL mir limo 10 emf
5lidt bon oieiem Blame, oaB
SD bin gar nidt oabon etrt5iidff, /"
nnterbraf er tic idrofL ultno oente
nidt I'M entferntelten oararL nleilteu
0ienlt 81 quittierenl SD liebe meinen
gerlif nit einem guten Seii ebrIider
Begeilternng,uno mn oerNotmeuoia-
felt gebordeno, miiroe ib i'm perfai-
fen baben. oas beiBt - Oh peritehit
mid - penn mir Die Mittel, tuel.
ter 81 oienen, eines Cages gefe6lt
batten; es mar ia nabe oaran! 9ieie
Isotfpenoigfeit lit aber ourf) meme
gerlobung NIT Ser Soni Ribben,d
geibpnnoen, ergo bleibe ifl"
on = bleibit2~ 9ieie @orte bon
maBloielten grltaunetts trafen lest
fem Srt.
sd bleibe,1 pieoerboltc er, yniloI
luenr nleilie gront mid liebt, mas
tdJ ia eigentlidl faum su boffen ma
&c, 10 gebt tie nit mir oortbin, no.
bin mid mein 9eruf fiibrt."
~aber OH raieit sesen old lefbit,
mein lieber Sein5l"
Nit nidtenl Sd brali6e frilrbe
frobe Mrbeit 10 nottpenoig pie DIE
Suft, Die id) atme; i) paiie Sen Cen
tell 81 iolfem Beirut. id bin elm
Soloat itno feline Sofidran3ei"
.Serrgott frifhe frobe Arbeit,
ia9lt oul Die Dirit OH aiisgiebie bn-
ben bel oeinen Biridedngen.
Die g~efrieoigung elmer galIion
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Seras

SIN Bnnoesgeridt III San g(n.
3clo puroe emil aicfer, ein 2fid6-
riger junger Mann aus HunneIs
Gouutp, megen g~erlebnng res Spio.
iiagegeiescs in adt JdIen fir ldiI-
DIG befnltoeH uno fiir ieoes ein5elne
Vergeben 81 5Dei Sabrcn ,3ndtbaus
%uerurteilt. Die Straftermine laufeu
lHoeB gleidBeitig, 10 oaB er in Btrfi
lid)tet MIR 5ipei Sabre 5n uerbiiBel,
Bat.
Sn 8alpeitou iauite 6rou
Sranf Briggs nit eiuem nen aefouf.
ten gutomobil. in Dem iid) ouBer ihr
MIR ibr fleines Gino 6efano, in Der
gfabe eiUes 8ooe.H opiuons iibcr oip
Geemoiter nod Dem Necresufer bin
OBJ. Die Game bate oas automobiI
crit Dor einigen Gaeen gefauft uno
lseritano nod niht, onsieIbe rihtiq Il,
bnHtieren. sic beabiidtigtc, an Dem
Babe BaDiGon 81 baItent erpiIdte
uber anitatt oes gum Mn9aIten Sic.
netoen Sebels ben, Der bic hneaia.
felt ucrsr0Bert. SnfoIgeoeiien fpron1
Die Gar init einem pl0tIifen Sas
Isber ben 5eitenipeg, burhbrad oas
ftarte @eIduoer uno fulerte Die ton.
fap eebaute Seenlnlier bilinb. Muf ben
ON 6nBe Der Mniter liegetoen gro
Bfrl 5elsblofen, ipetde Sen Mnprnn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-20
Lokdies.
BabrideinIides 8etter.
sir Sau Antonio uno umaegemo
9eute abeno lln0 morgen ibon.
NIIerIei.

Bonn Gienstag uor1nittag bis
Sreitas nbeno lino i'm Camp grauiS
1926 neue &efrllten eingetrofien.
Sos Eager batte am 5reitag cine 90
uoiferung bon ungefabr $4,000
Monll, bod meblelt oie 3abI ourcl
aommm nno @ehen Ser Soloatell
beitGnoig. ytadIte ISOLDE tperoen
800 tDeiBe utto in Der oarauf fol-
geroen 1000 farbige Hefruten cr.
fpartet.
Mm 6reitag mittag iino orei
aontpagnien oes 3. SnfanterieG eqi-
mertes bon eagle Hab nad) Sort
Sam SouIton abmnrihiert. Die Sol.
oaten tueroen Die Gtrcde bis mad
HDaIoe 81 SUB 5uriidlegen nno uoil
bort aus IN groben armee-9ruds
nab Sm gntonio bef0roert merocn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-20

Der @encn bred)en, ltiir3te Die Ma-
ihiile UNI INTO blieb 5ertriimmert tie.
gen. 5rau Briggs bate nod oie
@eiltesgesentpart, ibr aino felt an
lidl Su preiien, als lie iab, oaB ole
Gar ourdging, 1ltl0 beioe muroen
nur gang unbebeuteno perIest.
am 5reitag begannen Dor Sem
1rilninol MppeantionSgeriht in
Muffin Die gerbanolungen iiber Sic
northumberland bes bon Ser Ieefcu
2egislatuT IN Der @rtro-Sikuna or
genommenen Brobibitions @eieses.
Dns @eieb frat betanntIid) am ~.
SUM IN araft mno Der 6aloonbeiit.
ger S. Meper bon gerar Gountp
nllroe nod an 6emieIben Gage megell
gerletung Der nelien @eroromtnl
perbaftet. gr Iieb iofort onrd feline
Mnipalte Elm ySnbeos Corpus" Der.
fabren einleiten. omrd ueIdes Die
aonititittionalitat oes @eieses ent.
ihieoen perben ioa. Ser San erreat
beocutefloes Sntereiie uno berporra-
genoe Mooofaten aus allen SeiIen 6es
DStaates maren in MnItin einaetrof-
fen, um Die 8erbanolungen an8ubo-
rem. Die Mnu1lte beenoigten ibre
Elaioopers eegen 9(beno, bod 1T
nid)t befannt, mann Der Weridtsbuf
ieine Gntiheioung abgeben miro. es
miro geglmtbt, onB oie orei Midicr
snerit einseln ibre Mniidtcn allsos-
beiten, uno oann, naf)oem Dies ae-
i6eben, 6as grfenntnis IN aernein.
idaftlider 8eratnne abfaiien.
Bon Der @ramo ssurp oes
8nnoesgeridts 81 MuItin muroen
abermals 5polf Yerionen pegen Der
letung 6es HefrutierungsgeIeses in
anfIage5uItano nerfest. @inige mer-
BEN beifuloigt ben geriub gemaft
81 babenL iifl ourd miiientlid fal-
fde angaben nm Den Militdr-
oienit berum5uoriiden ilno ole an-
oern lollen ne IN o1eiem Vorinee
ourd ebenfaas uiiiuabre, beihpore.
ne aiisiagen unteritiibt babeu. Mtt
ansnabme oes aopofaten @. $.
@eio BON Convertible. gnrlelon
Gountp, Der Die faIihen affibooits
aufgenommen bat, geboren Die angc.
flagten Dem 6armeritanoe on uno
iino in Der N1be BON grenbam,
Warrington Gountp, onidiiig. Sbre
Nomen iino:: Gilbert Gus. Neinait.
o. s. 9einait, s. q. 4einalt, s.. 5.
yfeinaif, @m. 3baler, Wm. Haien.
baum, Geo. 6oebmer, Aoolpb Men.
sci, Senrp Sdulenburg, @iaioni
Whitening uno Ridarp Siisfe. Die
Angeflngtens tueIde bon Bunoes- iatto
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1T felne 5atigfeit, mie man tie notig
bot fir ieille @emiitsrllbe-ib mod
fe niht leben obne Bflihten.~
n91l bait ood 0eren in oeiterS tels
lnngl@ rief tie gerei5t. v@eld) peoan-
tiide amffaiiuna, Seina!"
Die Eflif)ten zines 8ofmarIhaus
IN greitenfels." iagte er leiie, aus
ge5eidliiet, 5anfe, nflb NORM beltehen
iie2 SIN Wbiitipielen. I'M Mufiteaen
Der 0diteliiten fir cure iaultren Gee
abenoc nno i'm Sonneurmad)en BEL
o%enielben. Nimm's upbt libel Gants,
Die @rafin grnitein iopobI mic Sic
5rou Sofpreoiger gelangen aud, Oh
ne onB ib ibnen meinen Mrn1 am Gin
gong Der fiiritliden 0emader anbie.
te, 5u Dem Seiiel Der Onrhlauhtia-
ltell cure Soee lit cine aaterioeei.
1Mber-menn iid Soni oarauf ia
pri5iert, tuenn tie
rGann nulB lie iid) eben einen an.
BERN lndJen, Der nit ibr Sualeid] ocu
@ofmaridau iibernimmt," ~nnterbrad)
er briisf uno bate ein rieiig erleif,-
ternoes @efiibl in iid. gr mnBte es
oarauf anfommen laIien. 0udte er iiG)
N oieler Mngeiegenbeit, 10 mar feline
Mlttoritat ibr gegeniiber fir ollie 3ei-
ten untergrabenl Sic ourfte ood1
nidt oenfen, neil lie elm paar aroten
beiaB, DOB Der Manrl Den lie lid oas
nit s%efauft bate, ibr SpieI3eua lei?
Sieber - oas idlimmite!
Limo menn 9oni,~ Idol es mieber
nus Der ounflen gde oes 8agens,
pem lie ibre 5reibeit tatiddlid Sci.
ner Sprannei mo gngberSigfeit Dor.
5iebt, nie oann2"
.Siebe Sante. on ideinit iiberb6rt
5ll babeu, mas ih eben iaete."
Salt OH oas groBe Coos seipon.
men ODER binterlieB oeine Mittter I'm.
%erluartet Elm 8ermogen2~ itieB bic
garonin 5itterno beruor.
Sortiesuns folgt.)
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eonntpbeamten perboftet muroen.
limo bonn gitaoes 9ommiiiar IN
Anitin unter giirgidaft BON $500
bis $1,000 aelteat moroen.
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Iu6 g~rprdiioent Gait bat iia)
fiir einen replblifaniideu 8ongreB
ausgeiproden.
9as Wtittel- uno @ese-aomite
oes Observation-Disclosures beabiid)-
tigt, in Der nellen Heheme-8in ole
Gtnfommenlteuer bon bier auf se6n
Tro5ent uno Die GorporationsItelter
aif IL 8ro5ent su erboben.
aenBere oein geileio bersIid,,
ober flir5.
geirteile niemano bepor bu in
ieiner Gage mart.
aanft ariess-G parma<fen.
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Yaarft.Bericbt
Cotton.

NOtfDt.
San antonio, beute 20 Gents.
@aluelton, geitern 80 gsuts.
Guttuniamen-Hrobnfte
Gan Nntpnio, 20. Sui, 1918.
Riime CRUDE Cotton Geeo Oil. $1.31.
leufS bet ,Ddncne
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Tarm-Yrodmfte.


@artoffeln, neue. $500 per 100 80.
California, 1925 uno S3.40.
Siibfnrtoffeln, Gam, $3.50 unb $500.
3piebeln. Eegns Bermubas. $f.25 Ii.
$3.50; grbftal 8are, $1.75.
Somaten, ter. $1.25.
gOhner. COLORADO, ginto. pei Bfo..
$1,000, California gabous. per ript..
$1,000, Yints, So so; Qima. S14 90.
Habb. $500; 8ladepes, $11.O0.
Srilfe String Beans. So 25 u.$4.25.
4ohl. $500 unD $500 per 100 VfS.
@riine Efeffer, $500 per Crate.
Nnoieshen. 60c per Sbo. giinoeI.
WeerreftlgsBiraein per Efo. iah
@urfen, $500 per Bufdel.
grblen. per feiner Crate. $500.
geeten. $500 Der 100 Ifuno.
2opfinlnt, $500 Der Crate.
Yeteriilie. SOC per 0b6. sNniibeI.
gfirfide, SIPS nno $3.50 Der Grate
@elbe 8ur5eIn, So. 90 per 100 1flmS
gIerpflan5eTl. $1.25 uno ST. 80 Der
gufdel.
Niiben. $500 per 100 IfuuS.
Sqitaib. Csc Der 2s3 8uifeI.
Ganteloupes. $3.50 uuo $175'
Spinat. $1.75 per Camper.
Crime grbfen. $500 per Camper.
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gieb.Marft.

Son antoniO. 90. SuIi. 1918.
stiibe. $3.50 bis $3.50.
Adlber, 1918 bis $1,000.
Sllen. $7.75 bis $126O
0dien, 1926 bis $3.50.
Ct souis, 20. SnIi. 1918.
M'aOoiep, Seros-gsieh. $40 big $3.50.
Sdiueine, S17.75 bis $3.50
&ante.
@einl3ene Sdute .....f5 ner Rsa
nronene Sdlife $1,000. zoe per Bfo.
Vrhne odilfe ......... f2c Der 30.
Jele.
gBolf iin0 Salds II. 90 gts.
Angoras Sieeen, per gf6. 10 gfs.
atgoras Sieaen- beihdsiat -. S gts.
&dlber, 5000 BIS $1,000
Bilen. $500 bis 1926.
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aanft ariess-S~ parmaxfen.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-05-30
Plant a war garden.

Plant a war garden.
Mr. Farmer have you pledged your
Red Cross acre.
Sarles has a Red Cross benefit dance
tomorrow evening.
Carl Anderson of Milton is reported
as being the daddy of twin boys.
Milto rs chautauqua dates-a five
day assembly-are June 28,h to
July End.
Monday June 3rd is the postponed
date of the patriotic event that was to
have been held this week at the Harvey
Center church, the program being
followed by; theservi1g of a war lunch
G.. Brecke was in town Thursday
and in addition to assuring US that the
entire south-end of the county had
gone easily over the top with its full
quota in last weeks Red Cross drive
Milton had done eval better and hand
somely owe subscribed the amount of
its apportionment.
Lieutenant Miles F. Kessler and
the detail of men from the 10th
Trench Mortar Battery, who along
with him have spent the greater part
of the past six months at Newport
News, Va, in charge of tn battery's
wal service equipment arrived in
France the early part of last week
according t. cards which members
of the familysshave received within
the past few days.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-05-30

M. E Wentworth, lately with the
State Bank Of Dresden left during the
week in answer to the draft. His
home is in Nebraska al d doubtless will
be assigned to Camp Lewis. Washing
ton, ,
Mrs, Crimson was a returning pas.
senger Friday from Aneta, where as
president of the Langdon womans club
she was an attending delegate at the
state federated clubs annual summer
meeting.
DR.. j. W. Hamilton, who has re
manned at the Langdon home during
the late serious illness of his father,
left on Mondays train to resume care
of his dental practice at towns over
on the 500 line of railroad.
Contractor Hussey came in on Tues
days train from Crookston, to note
progress being made on the rev city
hall and look up prospects on other
building improvements likely to result
from Langdon's recent fire loss.
Miss Leah Bone, who is taxing q
course of training as a nurse at
Hillcrest hospital in Minneapolis ar
rived on Mondays passenger train
for a vacation visit here W 4 her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Bone.
che Northeastern North Dakota
bankers association at its district
meeting held last week in Grand
Forks named Cashier G H. Johnston
of the Citizens State Bank of Wales
az its president for the ensuing year.
Fridays Grand Forks daily papers
report the death after but a brief pc
riod of illness, of the infant daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Leslie Ryan, who
were Langdon residents for a short
time before removing to Grand Forks
to make their home.
Rev: Matheson, who was down from
Hannah, to fill the services at the
Presbyteri n church on Sunday was &C.
companied by Mrs. Matheson. They
we're gu SITS at the Manila township
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Hamil.
ton during their stay.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-05-30
]. W.. TOWey
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Langdon, N. Oak,

The county Sunday school conven-
ton held at Hannah the first two
days of this week was given attend.
ance by a delegation composed of the
following Langdon workers: Rev. E..
A. Foley, VIM. Stevenson, VIM. A..
Pease, ID A. Baldwin, Mesdames
Finerty, Thompson, Close, Ober,
Plummer and Miss Anna Mclean. Mr.
Baldwin is the president and Miss
McLean the secretary of the county
organization.
The Democrat cannot just exactly
excuse itself upon the grounds of lack
of space, for not covering in a man
ner such as they deserved, the many
excellent features of the commence
ment week program of the gradua-
ting class of the Langdon high school.
The class-twenty-one in all re ce'ved
their diplomas yesterday evening.
This printing Office, like many others
over the state, has been badly crippled
for some time by the war and COM
PEELED to work short handed. This is
just n of the many ways a. this
time of doing your bit.
The dedication of the Wales ser vice
flag will add imrressiveness to the
Memorial Day exercises being held in
that town today. The program Of
dedicatory exercises is being arranged
by the Soldiers Aid of Wales and
Mimic township commencing at half
past eight o'clock in the evening. Ad.
dresses will be given by Banker John
ston Of Wales and Rev. E. A. Foley
of this city. Wales has many enlisted
in their country's service and the
tribute to these war time heroes by the
home town folks at Wales is a solen-
did thing and could not be COM
memorated at a more appropriate time.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-05-30

Paul Kopriva, who has spent the
Ia:t year in high school work at Har-
din, Mont, and holding down a job
with his brothers, John and Frank, in
their big department store, arrived
home Tuesday to remain through the
the summer vacation,
Mrs. Jane Stewart was a returning
passenger last Thursday from Marvel,
where she has been visiting at the
home of a brother for a couple of
months while her daughter, Miss AL,
son Stewart. was enjoying a vaca.
ton to Pacific coast points.
The LeBrun brothers, Ed Eugene
and Oscar, are expecting any day
now to welcome the return of their
father who has spent the past ten
years at their old country home in
Belgium In writing he stated they
would sail from a port in Holland in
March and the arrival of M. LIE,
Brun is now overdue.
Robert Schoenbechler, eldest sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Schoenbe shle1
of this city is one of the large class
graduating this spring at the com
%mencement of St. Johns College, at
Collegeville, MINI next week. Rob
Sheehan, son of Mr. and Mrs Thos
Sheehan, former Langdoa residents,
also completes the four years course
at this time
H. E. Fay, for a number of years
associated with the First Nation
al Bank, in the capacity of it's assist
ant cashier, left on Mondays trail
accompanied by Mrs. Fay for New
Ulm. Mimi, where, Mr.. Fay accept
a position that comes in the line O.
advancement Their going away wa
the occasion of quite a gathering O:
friends to say good bye.
Robert H. O'Hara, who for severa
years has resided in the immediate
vicinity of Wales died Wednesds J
night of last week following a lin
gering illness of d:oosy and Bright!
disease Deceased was forty-seve1
years old and leaves two brothers,
j. W.. and G.. C. O'Hara, also
sister, Mrs. Angus Mcdonald, residing
in Saskatchewan The remains wer,
taken to Hamilton for ilterment.
This afternoon at three O'Clock i
the hour set for the Memorial Da,
service to be conducted by Rev. D
Matheson, of Hannah in the Presby
teriah church of this city, The decora
ton of the graves in the forenoon
and the patriotic meeting at the
Auditorium in the evening are tn
reasons for the service being held il
afternoon. The service in its genera
character will conform with the
wishes set forth and expressed by
President Wilson in his proclamation
All the people of Langdon and vicini'
ty are extended an invitation.