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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-20
Cronica de Yauco:,

Sc cOnquist6 ell aprecio de toda
la sOciedad yaucana y pOr ese
motive cuando circul0 la nOticia
de su fallecimiento en- las prime
ras horas del jueves de la pasada
semana, su hogar Sc vic muy con
currido por distinguidas perso-
que fueron a unirse al
dolor de sus familiares.
Falleci0 DOIla Lola a los 43
ahos de edad, dejandO en- la hor-
fandad a 9 hijOs, un espOso mo-
delo Y una hermana que lie pres
to hasta sus 1ltimos mOmentOs,
sus solfcitos cuidados.
Ell entierro verifcado ell vier-
nes Is del actual a las seis de la
tarde fue muy concurrido; en- ell
sitio de costumbre y en- muy SEN
tidas frases despidi6 el duelo el
jOven Jose Dramas. a4
Era dofia Lola hija natural
del digno espailol que por tanto
tempo convivi0 con nosotrOs don
Antonio Castafer.
Por medic de estas lfneas nos
unimos al dolOr que embargo ell
coraz0n de sus familiares y Ell
particular lie deseamos resigna-
cion a su desconsolado esposo
don Gregorio Pagan. a,
LUZ ELECTRICA. = Nuestra
ciudad en- tinieblas debidO que
ell senior Alexandra 'Franceschi,
dueno de la referida planta, to-.
dos los aiios ha lido aumentando
una considerable suma al NUM-
cipio habiendo llegado este aflo
a la meta, el Municipio escaso de
la eantidad que exige Ell sefiOr
Franceschi ha tenidO que desmi-
muir la mitad del alumbradO y
este es el motive porque nuestra
ciudad esta' cOmpletamente Os-
cura.
Pronto 'daremos amplios deta-
lies de este importante. asuntO.
FRANQUICIA. = Ell Munich
pio en- SUI Ultima session acord0
solicitar una franquicia para la
construction de una plantaF elec
trica para el servicio p1blico de
dicha administration.
TEATRO YAUCO. = Este i'm
portante cOliseo viene exhibiendo
muy atractivas cintas que han
despertado vivo interes en- ell pu-
blicO.
+ Adelante, seIores empresa-
rios.
REDENCION. = Este sema-
mario obrerO ha reanudado SUI
publication, hemos presenciado
que dicho vocero ha mejorado Ell
formatO y en- lectura.
Felicitamos al senior Julio
Diaz por el progreso que va ad-
quiriendo su semanariO.
SRA. ASTOL.- Ha regresado
a San Juan, despu6s de haber
pasado unos dias en- casa de su
he1mano polltico, el Lcdo. Toro
Fernandez, la distinguida DANA
doiIa America Astol, viuda de f.
AcOmpaiaronla sus dos lindas
niilas y SUI sobrino GenitO, un
joven modelO, que es hijo del Sc
nor Astol, Sub-Secretario del Sc
nado de Puerto RicOs
ESPADA RODRIGUEZ. -
Anoche Sc hallaba entire noso-
tros don Jose Espada Rodriguez,
joven meritisimo que cultiva con
brillantes aptitudes la literature
y desempeiia un cargo de CONTAIN
"a en- la colecturia de Rentas
Internas de San German.
Espada Rodriguez es de Saba
ma eGrande, pero ha vivido mu-
cho os afios en- Yauco, donde gran
demente Sc lie estima y tiene va
liOsas amistades.1
MIGUEL BERRETEAGA. -
Ell Jefe de Distrito de la Palicfa
Insular, don Miguel Berreteaga,
haSsfdo trasladado para Fajardo.
Yauco spierde un excelente fun
cionario, con su marcha. Ell Sr.
Berreteaga es un hombre de ca
nd n4or afohIo w pooto Gin nI,a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-20

PELLIN. = Hoy sali6 para
San Juan, donde embarcara pa
ra los Estados UnidOs, ell estima
BILE joven Pellfn Franceschi, hijo
de D. Alexandra. Va con ell propo
sito de estudiar cursos superio-
res.
Deseamosle un blien viaje y
cue regrese pronto, de manera
tIiunfal..
FALLECIMIENTD - Una luc
tuosa esquela nos participI ell
fallecimientO de don joaquin 10
ca Baco, hijo de don Pedro, ocu-
rrido aver.
Enyiamos a sus dcudos nucs.
tras palabras de cOndolencia.
.LANCHA MISTERTOS.A. -
Ea cl puerto de Guanica sc halla
t0davia una lancha de vap0r,
misteriosa, que apa"eci0 al CARA
te, hace algun tempo, por aQtc.
las inmediaciones, entire unas
rocas. Encuentrase er perfocto
estado y no tiene vestiSio alguno
que sirva para inferir su proce-
dencia.
COMENTARIOS.-Ha sido oh
jeto de muchOs y favorables CO.
mentariOs, ell artfculO que con Ell
epfgrafe ''RefOrmas de acr0batas
elasticOs" publica en- su ultimo
ndmero "Redenci6n", peri6dico
que Sc publica en- esta ciudad, di-
rigido competentemente pOr Ell
obrerO don Julio Dlaz.
CANDIDATURAS. -Hasta la
fecha sc cuentan cincO candida
turas por el Partido Republica-
no para cubrir los cargos de Co.
misiOnados municipales, de nue.
va creaci6n.
Para ServiciO Publico suenan
Domingo AntOnmattei, Santiago
IVilleneuve, Rafael Meifas, Pedro
Olivari Mattel y Francisco Cata-
Ia. Hay un gallo tGpaO que es
don Juan Roig.
La minorfa unionistaJ sabra
cumplir su deber, llegado ell mo-
mento, sin necesidad de excita.
clones, pero sin embargo quere-
mos hacerla una observation
oportuna,
La vuelta del sehOr Catala a
la pol1tica activa, envuelve una
gran trascendencia en- la locali-
dad. Aquf todos esos polfticos
icon exception de 6D, estan gas
tados y sin fuerzas en- la opinion.
Ell senOr Catala es ell unico que
puede debilitar la acci0n sOcia-
lista y revivir el\ cadaver del
/
Partido Republican, en- Yauco,
con sus simpatias, sus ejecuto-
rias y SUI popularidad.
Y esta realidad, fuera de toda
possible discussion, debe saber con
siderarse cuandO a la minorfa
toque intervenir, acasO decisiva-
mente, en- la election que sc ha-
ga para cubrir los puestos de CO.
misiOnados, de presentarse por
la mayorfa mas de un candidate.
Eel sehor Catala es nuestro
amigo particular, perO no debe
perderse nunca de vista que no
es un amigo de la Union de Puer
to Rico, que situadO, sera indis-
cutiblemente SUI adversariO mas
formidable y precisa actuar sin
contemplaciOnes y con firmeza.
Otra cOsa seria una deslealtad
manifesto.
NOMBRAMIENTOS. = La
Junta Escolar ha hechO los nom
bramientos de los profesores ru'
rales y graduados que ejerceran
durante ell curse escolar del 1919
al 20.
Son muchos los aspirantes que
no han sidO tomadas en- cOnside-
raci0n sus sOlicitudes porque la
Junta justiciera como Ell amos
anteriores procedi6 a nOmbrar ell
mismo cuerpo de profesores que
durante Ell pasado aiio fueron
cumplidores de su cargo. ?"
REPARTICION. - Ell Inspecl
81.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-20

La BdrOnesG de la Roche pere-
ci6.-En la tarde del 10 de julio
ultimo, consecuencia de un des-
graeiado accidente, descenGio Ell
el arerodromo de Cretoy el aero
plano que manejaba la Baronesa
de la Roche y que conducla un pa
sajero. La Baronesa fu6 la pr;mera
DANA Ell realizar-hace 10 di1os-
un vuelo subre Paris y pose1a
un titulO de photo aereo desde
1910: que ell 1915 batio ell record
de altura alcanzando a Il, 1856 pies
y que habfa sufrido va distintos
academies, pereci6 en- la citada tar
de.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-20
Fl Feminisno en- Accion

MerecidO galardon.- En- las
oposiciOnes recientemente cele-
bradas en- Madrid para cubrir vein
ticincO plazas de profesoras mu-
nicipales, ha Obtenido uno de los
priIheros puestos la bella seilOrita
Maria Fernandez de la Pea y
Perez Rubio. Sc disputaban esta
plaza 400 profesOras Y la Srta.
Fernandez de la Peza es la mas
jOven dc todas elias. -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-20
INFORNIACION GENERAL
IMPoRTANTE JUIC1o
POR vtOLACION


, Aver tarde Sc vic en- la Corte
de Distrito Ell juicio por Jurado'
contra los individuos Isaias Diaz,
Cecilio Ortiz, Andres Marquee,
Tomas Rivera y Laureano Rivera,
quienes acusaba ell ministeriO fis
cal de TN delito de violaci6n en- la
persona de una demente Eamada
Pfa de JESUS.
La acusaci0n fue sostenida bri-
llante y habilmente por ell Fiscal
Lcdo. Dfaz Collazo. D.
Ell DIR. Dobal fue llamado a de-
clarar Y ell facultativo emiti6 YER
balmente, un informe relative al
estado mental de la ultrajaia Y,
ell resumen de este informe fue de
cue Ia de Jes6s padecfa de una de-
generaci0n alcoh0lica, que tam
bien habfa heredado, siendo POGO
meLos que loca.
Como recordaran nuestrns lee
torres este hecho ocurri6 ALA por el
mes de JUNO, en- ell vecino pueblo
de Carolina, eli momentos ell que
Pia de JESUS iba para ell rio.
Despues que desfl0 toda la
prueba de este case, el Lcdo. Enri-
Ique Dfaz Viera, de Rio Piedras,
que era Ell encargado de la defen-
sa de los acusadOs hizO una buena
augmentation Ell pro de sus de-
fendidos.
Ell Jurado Sc retro a deliherar
v di6 un veredicto de culpaDiii1aI.
Ell Hon. Juez Sc reserve ell fallo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-20
LA FIESTA DE SANTA ELENA

Esta popular imperecedera So
lemnidad religiosa, Sc celebrara
este aflo en- la Iglesia de San Jose,
Ell domingo "a de agosto, las
8 de SUI. mailana, consistiendo en-
misa solemne a toda Orquesta, SER
mon, bendicion y exposition de S.
d. NJ. y salve regina.
Sc suplica la asistencia,.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-20

Este Centre, segGn nos dijo en-
SUI elocuente discurso la cordesa,
sera la ofcina de actiyidad para
las conquistas de todas las reivin:
dicciones femeninas. cts
Tambien expresaron muy bellos
conceptOs las se1oras de Llnria y
Ruiz, y algunas de las distingui-
das concurrentes ininterpretaron
selectas composiciones muslcales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-20

Sc desea comprar en- un m6di-
co preciO un archivo para cartas
de tres gayetas, que este en- buen
estadO.
Dirijirse d y. c. ApartadO l62.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Advt,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-20

COche de asientOs de POGO peso
Un cOchecito de mimbre nnOs, cabalo
Sc vende
Stop 81. - TeIefono 524. - Condado
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-20
UN NOMBRAMIENTO

Durante el receso del Senado,
el gobernador ha hecho, a favor
del Sr. Rafael A. Cancel, el nom
bramiento de Juez de la Corte Mu-
nicipalde Yauco, el cuaI sera pre-
sentado aquel cuerpo para su
aprobaci6n, en- la primera session
del mismo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-20

NuerG escritoru.- De manera
gallarda ha iniciadO SUI labor Ii
terdria la distinguida iescritora
Srta. Nieves Pi Margall, Meta
de lilustre pr6cer espailol. El FL
garo de la Habana ha publicado
EN- uno de sus 1ltimos nGmeros
Ell retrato de la gentil eseritora
v un precioso cuento titulatlo La
cdsualidGd o Ell deStinO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-20

ImpoSici6n de insigpiGs u las
dan,ds enfermerGs dc la CfnS Ro-
ia espdnola.- Con el ceremonial
de costumbre sc celebr0 ell 80 de
JUNO en- Ell Palacio Real ell solem-
he acto de imponer s. NJ. la Rel
na dona Victoria Eugenia las me-
dalles y brazales a las nuevas 72
enfermeras de la Cruz Roja qce ter
minaron sus estudios este afio..
Festival Artistico.- Con ex-
traordinaria brillantez Sc celebr6
ell 80 de JUNO en- el teatro del
Centro de Madrid ell festival Orga-
nizado por la benemerita FederG-
cion International FemeainG, que
tanto vela por ell cultivo de la in.
teligencia y los sentimientos mo-
rales de la mujer y que Sc afana
por dar trabajo' e instruction a
sus asociadas.
Los valiOsos elementos que COM
pOnen ell cuadrO artisticO de la
SOciedad representation con nOta-
BILE acierto ell juguete c6mico "En
cuarto creciente', la comedia quin
teriana GEL amor que pasa" y el
gracioso sainete GEL sexo dGbil".
Una comision de lindas mucha.
chas, ataviadas con ell clasico man
ton de Manila, Ofrecfan flores a
los caballeros durante los. entire.
actos, y lOgraron una colecta ex-
celente con las blancas rosas de
sus canastillas y los rojos clave-
les de sus labiOs.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-02
Thompson Reelected
AS Mayor of Chicago

orontlnuod from parc %
many votes nH fN, aOrlniht candidate
received t0ir wears nn lHHf iH fhf
ist wns Ndolph cnnns socialist hhor
WHO received iess THAN 600 t0i-s
Tho mayor mHdo hir campaign on hI.
record in office nHd plnla fnr republic
can parts support on tho hlsIs uf DOL.
tlnnni party lines iiis principal OPP
p"nruiH Swriizrf lnd lioyne. fhe m-
dependent both scforcb Ofiticued thr
mayor md referred fo 'Thomrsoulsm'
and his war record The mnNorH rrf.
ortnce 90 Chicago 1f 'thc sixth German
city' his refusal fo ISSUE GOA invitation
1N MAYOR to Marshni iolfrc off France
and his promise nf police protection io
members of She Peoples Council fnr
Democracy md Tyrna of pcuro lII
were urged ngainH the mnyor ht hs
opponents
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-02

What The Houston Chronicle
aays about Colonsl kirk
Colonel Charles kris o. 81
Head OF Ntm oh Conrnany

l..F .f N... oii Co,tnany
- .
..s mon
0uf.f t.tn
Ut mlt.
w. M
...t.s f.. of
Uf r ur
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-02
Entire Boone Ticket
Is Swept Into Office
n.nnlIll.a In r.nn ID

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r'lhn N's th' ~ i'NN iNl'"'
""d mN'h 7i' i"ii"h ''H t"" N''h
h'N' 10 go hoM WIZ it'i 'Nt
some campaign f'eoaes
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-02
Froiuht Ratos Are
Likely 20 Stay Up

faE0i tHr dIrcfo. ecnD.H HNuu.
feIEht rHfNs
H0 nuf seo anf immediate no.H-
bNlh uf widespread reduction Do.
rates." hc mil "Thc mlroldr nr
suffcrnr fnm tho fnme fnckonne of
business fhlt Other indnsuIes 1no uf
fHr|nu Il0 Ehf uifoH rDurrliN wf
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-02

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U addition ~ fnr NuUehufnrtt
farf hnine of fHe kHs Ni Gem
Ut comprise IlI arroa DID, ah
emuaiD ua.i scattered ir fhr 40
Iou. uuNtn t,.Itoura of thD >urih
.T.Ns m nrdr Thcac uaDia wrr.
ost.d n hen nsu WosmIn 'n
m. unduHnF ol ncn when
.I.N.l Choose lrr .uui u
ne. trHI Hmuana tauee ul nl
dHIt
,lf yaa want 90 eot in en- ths ground
floor act right now
rnn nhu oamr Boa for rfrf nf
t0o uIs f.aIr lcH .Huuf Do. an
d,ul iuhF Nr mph aotrd
riDH 0fra01 tHD 0rHnnntt Io
81. Hura euaon1 mAnle
i aI mp. vth rnnd H0'dlnHs
hoH nuw hatr similar nmiu
q. .f heID d. one o0aU0u oct t
I0 fEe matl Hf once
ADDRESS
SALES MaMAgTE
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-02

Walker D. Hines. Head ~ siuosst
Business % y S. pausss a Moment
80 Be interviewed and sketehed
eut Ne Doesn't Promise Much in Way
Of Rate Reductions TIL Prices Of
Other Things Are Lo~cr
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-07-17
.EX-LANGD0N GIRL HAS STAR
PART IN FLORIDA WEDDING

Langdon friends have received the
announcement during the week from
the family of Rev. D S. Scadeng, a
former Langdon M. e. church pastor,
who removed to Florida some years
ago.' of their eldest daughter, Miss
Catherine, having recently become a
a June bride. Home town papers
sent by the Scadengs from the South.
land to their North Dakotan acuuain-
tance give the event extended men
tlon as an affair of considerable i'm
portance socially. The bride will be
recalled as having been one of the
high school graduation class of the
year the family left Langdon and a
most estimable young woman. 1t is
stated that the groom. representing
one of the most prominent southern
families is direct lienial descendant
of General Robert E. Lee, one of the
leaders of the confederacy in the
civil war. Rev. Scadeng, who has
been overseas during the war as a
Y. M. C. A., worker in France re-
turned home shortly before the oc.
currence of this interesting nuptia!
event in which Langdon friends has,
ten to extend congratulations.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-07-17
new LAkGDON PASTOR IS
RENDERED BIG RECEPTION

DR.. and Mrs. Robert Harkness, the
new pastor of the Presbyterian
church and his wife, who have re-
Gently come from Cornwall, Ont, to
make Langdon their home, were ten.
dered hearty welcome and reception
last Friday evening by the members
of the church and congregation. The
affair was gotten up by the ladies of
the guild society A reception with
DR.. Harkness and wife, attended by
church officials in the receiving line,
was followed by number of i'm
promptu addresses of welcome to
which DR.. Harkness responded in a
most happy vein. Afterward those
present retired to the church parlors
in the basement were ice cream and
other light refreshments were served
and pleasant social hour enjoyed by
all. There was quite representative
attendance of the adherents of the
church to welcome the new pastor.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-07-17
Here on Their w Wedding Trip

Among the arrivals of Friday were
Mr., Henry Nsuwirth and his bride.
formerly Miss Laura Morrison. They
were married at New Ulm, Minn.,
on Monday, Of last week, July 7th,
and after short visit of couple of
days at the home of the BRIDES sis
ter. Mrs. William Stevenson, they
autoed to Kaleida, Man., the home of
her mother, Mrs. Morrison to
spent part of their wedding trip be-.
fore returning to their home in Min
nesota. For upwards of a year past
the bride has been trained nurse in
a hospital at New Ulm, previous to
which she had made her home here
in Langdon while attending school.
The groom now has a responsible bu.
siness position in New Ulm. in which
town he has grown up and is we'll
thought of generally.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-07-17
Visits Brothers
Grave in France
Ramage Comes Home From
Over Years Active Ser
vice in France

Walter Ramage is among the num-
ber of Langdon boys who during the
past week have been welcomed by
the family and friends on their return
from service with the American for.
ces over seas. Walter arrived home
Sunday, coming unannounced and
making the last lap of the journey on
motor cycle that he purchased in
Minneapolis after being mustered
out with an honorable discharge. His
term Of service in France covers over
a year and up the time of the signing
of the armistice the motor car corp,
to which he was attached was we'll
within the war zone on several of the
more important front lines. In May
shortly after being ordered to the sea
coast to go aboard transport for the
voyage back to the land Of the stars
and stripes Walter secured a furlough
that enabled his visiting the Ameri.
can cemeters at Neufchatel, where
he had little or no difficulty in finding
the grave Of his brother Finley, who
died over there early last summer
following an illness of pneumonia. {.
He brought home with him photo.
graphs of the grave, one among the
several hundred of our brave boys
who have found last resting place
in that beautiful cemetery. This was
the only furlough he was able to Sc.
cure and with the exception of few
days in Paris after leaving Neuf
chatel he saw little of the sights Of
the Old World, except the she'll torn
battle fields retaken from the enemy
in France. He is glad that the war
is over and satisfied to he home
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-07-17
Its Biggest Fair
In History of Co.
Motor Cycle Race Is Among
the Many New Features
Added to Program

The management of the Cavalier
county fair association this week in
a quarter page advertisement furnish
the readers of this paper with full
program and whole lot Of detailed
information regarding the three days
fair that in another two weeks will
bring thousands of visitors to Lang.
don. Entries for exhibits have begun
to come in and the demand for con.
cessinn privileges indicate there will
be an unusually large and attractive
number of really good features on:
the fair grounds this year.
Judge F. W. Bleakley and C. j..
Bone had charge of the work that.
was in progress a couple of days last.
week in building the addition to the.
grand stand at the fair grounds whiehr
will double it's seating capacity. The
work was done by Contractor Hussy'ss
men who were idle a day or two
awaiting a shipment of material for
the Krien & Row garage. Messrs,
Bleakley and Bone both volunteered
and donated their services and saw
that the work was done right.
A big feature event that has been
added to the sports program for the
county fair, is five mile motor cycle
race that has been scheduled for We'd
nesday evening at half past seven.
The purse will be $25 divided into
three prizes. an entry fee of So. so
being added to the purse by those en-.
tering the race. 1t is expected that
the motor cycle race will create no
small amount of interest among a
number of our boys who served in this
branch of the service during the war
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-07-17
Bank of MAZDA Call Statement

The call statement of the Bank of
Maida-one of the two new financial
institutions that have gained a foot
hold on the map of the county since the
fret of the year-is printed this week
M. o. Strom, we'll known in Langdon
business circles has management of
the bank as it's cashier, with Messrs.
Winter, Johnston and Mooney as men,
bers of the board of directors. The
stock in the bank is largely owned by
substantial farmers of the Mazda
settlement. The statement speaks
for itself of the way in which the
new borderline town is progressing
since its railroad building enterprise
gave the town of Mazda a place on
on the map of Cavalier county.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-07-17
Foundation Excavation Finished

Foundation Excavation Finished
In the past week the unbroken
weather has enabled both men and
teams to make great headway in
the excavation for the foundation and
basement of the Catholic parochial
school that is being erected by the
parishioners of St. A]phonsus church
on the block north Of the Court
House. Nearly all the labor, both
Of men and teams is being donated
by members of the church. The work
is being done under the direction of
Mr.. John Howitz, who is right on
on the job all the time and giving
this big contract in moving dirt the
requisite amount of push. The re.
moval Of the old rectory, purchased
by William Shelley to it's new loca-
tion is the next undertaking and will
start in a day or two. This will
mean more basement excavating on
lots north of the church, where new
rectory, tke plans for which have al.
ready been drawn. The new rectory
will be completed and ready for oc.
cupany this fall
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-07-17
Did Not Represent League

C, M. johnson interviewed the
Democrat Monday and stated that in
so far as we quoted him as being
the purchaser of property on Third
street from Mr.. j. F. Ramage we
were correct, but that the purchase
price was 81, 600 instead of So, 600
Mr.. johnson also stated that the nom
partisan league was in noway inter-
ested in the deal and that it was a
private investment he had made in
Langdon property in the business
center of the town. The rental he
figures will net him a good return, as
from now on Langdon's development
he feels is an assured fact
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-07-17
MAZDA Railway Being Extended

MAZDA Railway Being Extended
P. R, Shelp was here Thursd az to
confer with others interested in the
boundary line railroad at Mazda. 1t
is planned to build short extension
to the spur on this side of the boun-
dary. Mazda is growing and more
sidetrack facilitis are found to be
necessary as the business of the town
and its imp ortance as a grain market
develops. They are purchasing rails
and ties from the OLD Concrete road,
which has not been operated for some
time. The cooperative farmers ele.
vator at Mazda, with a $1,000 bus.
hel capacity is stated as having
handled 300, 600 bushels of the crop
tributary and with the present out.
look of this falls harvest is pretty
sure to 60 this record one better.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-07-17
AUTO RACES AT THE NORTH
DAKOTA STATE FAIR.

Saturday, July 10Th, the closing day
of The State Fair at Grand Forks
will bring a dozen of the fastest dirt
track drivers autoraces in the count, y
in competition. Fred Horey and
Sig Haugdahl, two stars, have al
re ady signified their intention of
entering. Both have very fast cars
and will make try for northwest
ern records. Horey raced in Grand
Forks in 1915 and 1916 and Haug-
dahl in 1917 and 1918. Both of
them hold worlds records on dirt
tracks at various distances and will
furnish some excitement at Grand
Forks.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-07-17
Lanedon Girl Takes Big Lead

In Tuesdays daily the standing of
contestants in the voting contest of
the Grand Forks Herald showed Miss
Maude Pinkerton of this city, up in
second place with 450,7 ITO votes to
her credit, The contest reaches q
close the latter part of this month
and the standing of our popular dep
uty register of decide, who this week
made jump from $50, 600 votes to
second place in the contest would in.
dicate vote getting capacity that
should bring one of the prize win
ming automobiles to Langdon.