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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-02
IA INAUGURATION DEL
ElTRD "RIVOH"
10 estrena Virginia
Fabregas

~ dia sels dsl corrienie felarro ~.
"A innaguFado en Rio Piedras AN nue.
30 isNtro De gran capacidad > de- una
comfortable disiribaci6a TieRe u mi.
uoll". cue asi ~ denomina ci auevo
teatro. mil butacSs y ocho paloos. 10
estrens Ia compaiifa de Ia cmlDcnie nc.
trio Virginia Fabregas que dAr5 tres
dnicas funciones. Son esias: IA Car
dcnGl en- que hace una verdadrra crea-
cl6n Fl cmlnenie actor Luis Martinez
de Tovar ia nrscr r., uno de los
graDdes triunfos de Virginia Fabre.
gas. y II Graa GaicofO.
Son Tres ohTas que tienen ademas
de mdluples ocasioneS de luc.nliento
para las dos Gguras culminautes de
Ia ComIailia, un reparto exceleHIe.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-02
Ell Concerto de Palma

AnOche. el celebrado violinista Luis
Palma, quien en su peregrinaci6n ar
tfstica pOr los paises de America ha
alcanzadO mercedes aplausos V ha
ObtenidO mercedes elogiOs de In Prem
sa, Sc vic precisadO suspender su
audici6n por faAa de pGblico.
Esto es de ldjfntarse. 81 tenemos
.en cuenta que I"is Palma no es mn
artista comdn, sino un "virtuoso''
del arcO.
Ell Concerto ha sidO poSpueSto pa
ra ell jueves Y esperamos que el pd.
blico de San Juan. siempre culto v
distinguido por sus incIinaciones al
Arte, no deje de concurrir esa noche
al Teatro.. FL pregrama del jueves So
rA, el mismO maty yilloso programa es-
.cogilo para a skttal del domingo.
.Ctl que no f'fi'B srsIrs.,a efecto.S c,ii
gran dolor del afttsta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-02
Ell DOMINGO "ROJO".. .

Aver Sc celebr6 en- el vecino poblado
de CatailO, el domingo "rOjo" cue va
habfan anunciado los hombres 0e la
Federation Libre Y los leaders del par
lido socialista de la isla.
La fiesta ''roja" fue empezada con
una asamblea, ''roja" tambien, en- el
cine Bcliograph de dicho poblado. En-
esa asamblea tomaron parte los mas
conocifos elementos de la Federation
y ell Organizador General, seflor San
tiago Iglesias, quien pronunci6 un dis
curse abogando por la exaltaci6n dc
sus doctrinas.
Por la nOche hubo un mitin en- Ia
plaza de Cataflo en- el cual tomaron
parte Santiago Iglesias, Epifanio Fi2
Y Miguel Bernadr Silva.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-02
No hubO til aSshlatO

I'm peri6dico local di6 la noticia de
haber sIdo asesinado en- San Pedro de
Macorfs, Rep1blica dominicana, el
conocidu tip6grafo Laureano Apelianiz
La noticia es falsa, pues su sonora do
fia Conception B. de Apellaniz, resi-,
dente ell Santurce, recibi0 aver tarde
carta dc 6l y un amigo cue vino en- el
vapor Marina, asegura que es'd Sane
y salvo. Dofia Concepci6n aprOEechs
la oporiunidad para flar las gracAas a
todos los que lie demostrarDn su pesal
por ell falso asesinato de su espuso
Y nosotros celebramos no haya Fesulta
do exacta La noticia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-02
Oficina del Director de la
Prohibition
AVISO


dcntro del plaEo De seis diRs. q inven.
tario de ulcOhol y bebiaas que Ia ley
exige, demostrando las existencias con
fecha lrO. De febreno. 1920.
Dicha secci6n traducida dice asi:-
Seoci6n 3S.-Despues de febrero /.
1920. Ia possession dc licores pOr cual-
quier persona que no teEga peTTnisO
para poseerlo de aeuerdo con este Ii
tulO, eonstituira evideneia prima Ia
Gle de que dicho lioor sc tiene con 81
I'm de venderlO, negOciarlO, trafiearlo,
permutarlo, regalarlO, suministrarlo,
o disponer de 81 en- cualquier otra for
ma en- contravencion a las disposicio-
mes de este Titulo. TOda persona que
este autOrizada de acuerdO con este
Titulo para poser licor, notiicara al
Comisionado dentro de 10 dias des-
pues de Ia fecha que empiece a regir
la enmienda XVIII la Constitution
de los Estados Unidos, la clase y can
tidad de bedida embriagante que po-
sea. Pero no sera Illegal poseer licor
en- la residencia privada de uno, ST
esta es realmente su casa habitacion;
y no es necesario declarar dicho IL
cor, 81 Sc usa este exclusivamente por
el jefe de la casa y su familia que re-,
sida en- la casa v los huespedes que
pueda tener de buena fe en- su casa.
Ell poseedOr de la bebida tendra el
peso de la prueba para demostrar que
fue adquirida, poseida Y usada legal
mente, en- cualquier accion concernien-
te dicho licOr.
Sc recomienda al publico que re-
corte, estudie y guarde la traducci6n
Iextra-ofci de la ley y que viene pu-
blicando la prensa diaria, pues hay
Tnuy pocas copias de la ley en- Puerto
Rico, y sus preceptos seran perfecta-
mente aplicables a todos. Hay que
tener en- euenta cue la sanction penal
es fuerte en- muchos casos, y que Fl
desconocimiento de la ley no puede
ser alegado en- beneficio del acusado.
E. M. VassalIO,
Director de la Prohibition Nacional.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-02
NaeKae eAFtas. acompAnadas d. che.
ques,. dirigidas 81 ~rhsr Nensul
De Espaaa inierine don
loss NJ. lamlsa.

Cara De Espai.a. Junta Local De- Saf
Juan.
San Juan. 2. r.. Encro %. 1890
Sr. don Jose Ma Lonlba.
Consul de Espafa,
San Juan. y. Il.
DistinPuidO amigo y compatriota:
Cumpliendo acuerdo unanime de es-
Ia Jnnta Local. tengo el gusto de en-
War a I'd. cheque por la cantidad de
$4,000, con el fin de que I'd. los des-
tine a aliviar Ia situaci6n de los nau-
fragos de Ia goleta Condor.
j. En- case que I'd. creyera necesario
recufrir a nuestra ayuda, con este mis-
mo objetO, ssirvase hacerlo sin reser-
IVA alguna, pues estamos Unconditional
mente a su lado en- esta humanitaria
y patri6tica gest6n.
Con el testimonio de mi mas since
IA aInistad, me repito a sus 6rdenes.
sSu muy alto. S. S. y amigo,
(Firma) Fernando Diaz,
Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-02
POR LOS JUZGADOS

Ell dfa 80 de enero, la Corte NUM-
cipal de San Jua1 resolvi6 los 81
guientes casOs: por alterar la paz, VS..
Eduardo Box, $50, de muIta Isaac Pc
sante, $S de multa por aggression: Bar
tolom6 Daniz, go dfas de carcel; por
infracci6n del art. 28S, C6digo Penal /:
Pedro Vidal, absueltO, Y pOr infraccion
de la Ley Jones, Dolores Sanchez, alb
sueltO,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-02
CONTINUA LA HUELGA

La huelga que sostienen los trabaja-
dores de la Cayey Sugar Co., contin1a,
pues no han podido llegar nm acMer-
do las parties, Los trahaiadores solici
ANY,. se sSss,-sss-:,ss q s.oio.. 9,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-02

La Huelga General sigue sieRdo pre-
dicada- por los, .hombres de la=Federa-
ci0n ,Libre. s ,dr
La crisis que desde algunos meses
yielie azotando a Ii isIa, 10 ha cedi-
do, V, por el contrario, el mOyiniento
viene az entudndose cada vez mas. En-
algunas centrales, donde ha estdllado
hoy por la mahana la huelga Y, en-
otras, donde va Sc habfa llegado un
acuerdo Sc habian firmadO contratos
entire pa tronos Y trabajadOres, ia re-
surgido ell cOnflicto.
Cuando Sc celebr0 la asamblea de
azucareros en ell Palacio del Goberna-
dor, de cuyo acto Ell IMPARCIAL in
foran0 ampliamente, ese misnO dfa,
el senior Eduardo Giorgetti, accionis-
ia principal de la Plazuela Sugar Com
pany, iInpuso al Gobernador lnterino'
Lcdo. BenedictO, de un acuerdo habi-
do entire sus trabajadores, para el cual
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-02
ST. .PLANTEA la H(JEbGA GENERAL

firmaron los documentos necesariOs.
Asarl. gleslalas. dei sggeollyeaiS, los
obreros sc han declarado Otra vez en-
huelga, hacienda manifestations de
de haber sido violaGo dicho contrato
por ell senior Giorgetti.
El representante obrero en- aquella
poBlacitn "envi6 hoy por la maiiana, ell
siguiente telegralna, al senior Iglesias
Santiago Iglesias,
$50 Federation Libre,
San Juan.
-a'sTres mil campesinos en- huelga man
tienen demanda de $3.50 diariO mini
nun. Violaci6n contrato por patronos.
Completa paralizaci6n.
Luis Perez PeiiG.
Esta manana el joven Miguel Ber-
nard Silva inform6 a unO de nuestrOs
reporters que, en- alguno de los sobres
de 'pago de los campesinos, que hay en-
SUI pOder, demuestran que a muchos de
los trabajadores no Sc les pag0 ell jor-
nal que debfa pagarse. Manifesto el
referido joven que muchas viOlaciones
en- ese respecto Sc han sucedido,l habien
do ievando el espfritu de prOtesta en-
ire Sellos.
(Continda en- la pagina 2a.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-02

|vIDRIERAS Y APARADORES
Propias para Establecimiento
de Comercio, Farmacia u otrO
pOr eI estiIO yenden
GOTTA, AGUDO y Ca, S. en- c.
San Jose esquina . Allen,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
- xRTHT4u Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-02

feBrero. en- su hermoso Temple de la
Parada - en- Santurce, una doble mi
ciaci6n varias afiliaciones. y para ell
acto que promote ser espl6ndido inyi-
ia il tOdos los hermanOs masones
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-02

A dicho festival 'rOjO" asiStieron
mas de tres mil personals. Las casas
de los simpatizadOres del partido So
cialista fueron engalanadas con bande.
ras rojas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-02

FL distinguido compatriota don Ig-
nacio Rosales, ha tenido Ia atencion
de dispensarme su personal vista, en-
tregandome un cheque por la suma
de CINCUENTA DOLLARS; que, el
amigo don Ignacio y don Luis Fernan-
dez Vihas. dedican, los compatriOtas
naufragos de la fragata espahOla
Condor.
Reitero a todos, el sincere testimO-
Mo de mi gratitud; que hacen muy
suyo, el Captain, la oficialidad y los
marineros naufragos de la Condor"
a quienes tan bondadosamente Sc des-
tinan, tan apreciados donativos.
]. nj. LOmba,
Consul de Espafia INFERNO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-02
LOGIA pATRIA no. 1o1.

La Respectable Logia 'Patria" No.
l91. de la Federation Oriente Espa-
fiOl, celebrard el lmes pr6ximo = de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-02
De Caguas.

De Caguas.
caguas, p r., Enero 28, 1920.
Sr. J. NJ. Lomba,
Consul de Espana INFERNO de P. r.
San Juan, P. R.
Muy Sr. nuestro:
Adjunto encontrara nuestro check
No.96419, a $50 Y cargo Banco Te-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-02
Para los naufragos de la
fragata espahola Condor"

rritorihl. por iA modesto Euina De
sio.00. cue ~ seFziri dedionr a los
nnufraros o. Ia Condor.
ne "a. altos. Hffmos amigos y s. s.,
tFirmal =. Radin a nno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-02
ATENCION SRES.
DETALLISTAS

e. REYES & CO., de Caro-
chales, P. r. Venden CigarrOs
ElabOradOs. Pida preciO pOr CO.
rreO.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-02

DE Arccibo.
Arccibo. y. r., Eneno D, 1870.
Sr. don Joss N. Lomba,
Consul De Espaha INFERNO.
San Juan, p. r.
Muy Sr. miO:
Ne complazco en- adherir n Ia pre-
sente un cheque pJf Ia suma de DlEZ
DOLLARS, con la que deseo cOntri-
buir para los naufragos de Ia fraga-
Ia Condor, rogandole Sc sirva ha-
cerla llegar a manos de los mismOs.
DE I'd. alto. s. s.,
(Firma) A. Buckhart Sijada,
Vice-Consul de Espaha en- ArecibO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-02

Director de la Prohibition Nacional
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-01-22

Highest market price paid for
Marquis Wheat by the Home Milling
Company.
Mrs. Christina Schwartz spent a
short time here from Dresden with
friends on Friday.
l. Dawson was a business visitor
from Dresden to the count seat on
Friday between trains.
Miss Daisy ALERT returned Satur.
day from a visit of part of the week
with Hannah and Wales friends.
If you need a new sewing machine
see Mrs. McGovern and get prices on
the ''OId Reliable Singer Sewing
Machine-Best in the long run. 27tf
The social dance given by the Lady
Foresters on Friday evening in the
K. of c. Hall is stated as having
been an unusually we'll attended
affair, the receipts netting upwards
of $50. 90.
DR.. Hughes IS still at Minot with
his wife who underwent an operation
in a hospital there last week for ear
trouble, an abscess having formed on
the mastoid gland. It will be some
little time before Mrs. Hughes can
be removed from the Minot hospital
to her Langdon home, but reports in
dictate the operation having heen a
success in every way.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-01-22

Eyes that need glasses deserves the
best. A. O. Void Company
Otto Dettler is among the notables
from Langdon and vicinity who are
spending the week in Fargo.
Peter D. Wild and wife were visit
ing here Saturday from Osnabrock
for a short time between. trains.
Art Krein went as far as Osnabrock
on Saturdays pas senger for a visit
over Sunday with the folks at home.
John Milne. Jr., was an over Sun.
day visitor in Park River accompany
ing the basket ball team of the agri-
cultural school on their return home
after the game they lost to the team
here Friday night.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-01-22
Go to A. o. Void & Co., for good

Go to A. o. Void & Co., for good
sewing machines.
Miss Lucille Sullivan returned to :
day from a short visit with Grand
Forks friends.
Mrs. Price has a few wonderful
deals left on pianos. player pianos
and monographs. 27-lt
Have your shoes repaired at the
o. K. shop, opposite the City Hall.
Emile Mason, proprietor.
L.. SLENDER and Nels Milheld were
passengers Tuesday to Fargo and the
Twin Cities on a business trip.
Remember the "EXIDE'' service
station when it comes to winter ster-
age for your battery: AL. Heapy,
Delco Light Corner.
VIM. H. Refs. the Hannah live
stool dealer, was in Langdon on
Tuesday enroute to the Minneapolis
and Chicago markets.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-01-22

Art Krien came up from ,Osnabrocb
on Tuesdays afternoon train.
Daily memorandum calendar pads
for 1920 now on sale at this Office.
Have that suit cleaned, pressed ano
repaired at the o. X. shop. j D. Roach
proprietor.
Levi Hooey's little daughter who
has been quite i'll for some time is
now getting better
DR.. j. W. Towey returned Monday
from Minot, having accompanied DR..
and Mrs. E. j. Hughes there.
Terry McGovern and wife were re-
turning passengers Monday from a
visit of a few days with friends in
the Forks.
McGovern. the piano man, is here
closing out the few pianos and
monographs at Mrs. H. E. Prices.
Some bargains left. 81 1t
Gunder Nelson, of the Pioneer
Hardware and Machi merry Co., at Os-
nabrock was here yesterday looking
after business matters.
Census Supervisor H. D. ALERT
returned Tuesday from the Forks and
Fargo, where he checked up the
work being done by the ~enumeraters.
Nicholas Irwin and wife left yes
terday by way Of Mowbray, Man..
for their former home east in on.
tario, expecting to make an indefinite
stay. there >.
Miss Nora Fender, of the dry goods
department at the Boyd store, re-.
turned Monday from a two weeks
vacation visit during the holidays
| with her friends and relatives in the
Twin Cities.
VIM. Murie has been confined tc
his home on Spruce street since Fri.
day last week, numbering among
those Of Langdon and vicinity suffer-
ing from an attack Of diphtheria in
a mild form.
H. T. Cheatley was over Monday
from his home on the 500, near
Iona. He promises a big delegation
from that end of the county to next
Mondays big celebration of the
Scotch, if the weather is good.
Judge H E. Dorval was advised
last Friday by a wire from Chicago
that his son, Joseph, was quite ILL,
being among the number in that city
stricken down with the flu. News
later indicates an improvement in the
patients condition.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-01-22

We hold your eyes and our profes.
sion above selfish interests. A.. 0.
Void Company.
j. w. Marx was a visitor Satur-
day from Walhalla having business
| at the Court House.
Grain Buyer H. P. Blessner was a
Langdon visitor from Dresden having
business in the city on Tuesday.
DR.. Stromberg was in Osnabrock
Friday making professional calls on
several families residing in that vi
cinity,
The quarantine placed On the J. W.
Scott home on Seventh street, a few
DAYS ago will be removed Friday by
the board of health.
TIE. Burke was in the Forks over
the week end attending a meeting of
state representatives of most of the
leading insurance agencies
If you intend to start your child.
rem in on a piano. you can do so for
a very little money by helping tn
clean out thi, stock. Mrs. H. E.
Price. 27.lt
Miss Claudia Whisky, a Cavalier
county student at the State School
for the Blind at Bathgate, is i'll with
pneumonia. The home of her parents
is at Alsen.
Hugh Mcdowell and Alex. Nc
Donald were visitors from Langdon
in Fargo a couple of days the end of
the week giving matters of business
their attention.
Chas. Damode, of the Dedrick cor
ner hardware store of Howitz & Son,
returned Saturday from a vacation
visit of a week with friends in Far
go and Grand Forks.
H. D.. ALERT visited both Grand
Forks and Fargo during an over Sun
day trip down the line in his capacity
as supervisor of the census of the
first district of North Dakota.
Rev. Satterlee was a returning
passenger Friday from a visit of part
Of the week inGrandForks in attend
ance at a district meeting of the cen.
tenary movement of the ME-. church
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-01-22
LOUIS c. SLENDER
Graduate and Licensed
AT

Mrs. Myron O. Brothoyd e and
little daughter who have been visit.
ing here, since the holidays at the
home Of her mother, Mrs. Robertson,
left Saturday returning to their home
at Reynolds. Their home going was
deferred by detention under quar-
antine for over a week.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-01-22

A]sen is organizing a band this
winter.
Have you paid your subscription to
the Democrat?
Hampden is experien cling a mid
winter epidemic Of Southern Texas
excursionists.
Mrs. T. j. McGovern has taken
the Singer sewing machine agency
.fqr Langdon and vicinity. 27tf
I Deposits of Laugdon's three banks
according to call statements of Dec.
31st. were ST. 481, 686.2 q on that
date.
The Langdon branch of the Ameri-
can Red Cross has for sale two sew
J ing machines. See Mrs. Moran if
interested.
= Co. Sup't Fred }. Reher was max.
ing official visits to schools in the
vicinity of Wales and Hannah a day
or two the end Of last week.
The Bartle hardware store at Alsen
destroyed by FIRE in the fall of last
year has been rebuilt during the win
ter and is again bpen for business.
A. N. Tolen manager of the Lang.
don farmers elevator is among those
off duty this week. suffering from a
mild attack Of the prevailing
epidemic. y
Millions electric lighting plant is
being installed at a-coast of b etween
$12, 900 and $13. 600. There were
eight bids opened when the contract
was let last Thursday.
Since Saturday a. M, when the
thermometer showed a temperature of
twenty-eight below the zero mark,
there has been a prevailing spell of
cold and stormy weather.
R. O. Miller, the. lumber man
spent the forepattl of the week in the
Twin Cities attending the annual
meeting of the officers and stock
holders of the Lampert Lumber Co.
Today, the 222nd inst, is the date
of the third Southern Texas excursion
party leaving Langdon for the Rio
Grande and points on the Gulf coast.
The fare for the round trip is $55
from Grand Forks.
Mics Eliza O'Reily, the city cen
sus enumerator has practically COM
pleted her task in the three wards Of
Langdon and is now making a re.
ca%pitulation and checking up a num-
Der of temporary absentee residents.
DR.. Judd H. Kirkham spent part
of last week in Grand Forks in
attendance at a session of the state
medical society. He also gave at
tention to matters connected with the
Langdon post Of the American Legion
while there.
The Stearns Theatrical Co.. at
Iona, has started a tour of the
towns in Cavalier and adjoining
4 counties with their new dramatiza-
] ton Of "The Noble Outcast,' one of
the standard PLAYS familiar with the
! theatre goers of this country from
coast to coast.
County Treasurer Jerry Kelland
las a notice to tax payers in another
column stating that all rebates of
taxes under House Bill No. SO, pro-
viding for a tax refund of twenty
Ave per cent in the state general
fund taxes have been made for Cava-
lire county. From now on the re-
! duction will he made at the time of
! the payment of the taxes.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-01-22
BRING YOUR FILMS TO
G6e Opie Studio
To be developed and printed
Popular prices and quick service
We also have a line of films and Kodaks
FOR SALE


M. Rabenovitz was a north bound
passenger yesterday enroute to Wales
after making a stay in the Twin
Cities with his family over the New
Year.
New change of ads this week for
W. A. Scott & Co., and the Boyd de-
partment store. Also look over the
new ads of Polie's Place and Wells
& Schneider.
Tomorrow evening the second bas-
ket ball team of the city high school
goes to Osnabrock to play the first of
q series of a games with the school
team of that town.
John ]. Mahoney was a returning
passenger Saturday from a business
trip extending over the greater part
of the week to Drayton and other
points in Pembina county.
John j. Mahoney left Monday at
ter a week end stay here for the
western part of the state, where he
will make a lengthy stay while tax
ing are of a line of collections.
Louis Fischer and wife are among
the party leaving to day with the ex-
c%ursion party from Lahgdon and
other points in the county for the
Rio Grande region of Southern Texas
John E. Truax is again at his desk
in the auditors Office at the court
house after a vacation visit of a
month with relatives in Minnesota
and to the home of his daughter in
Nebraska.
The next regular meeting of the
Wcman's Club is to be held at the
home of Mrs. E. j. Donovan on Tu-
esday afternoon, next. Club men,
bers please note change of the place
of meeting.
Robert Robertson returned Satur-
day from his Grand Forks trip, where
he was drawn for service on the jury
of the District U. S. Court, but was
granted an excuse from further ser.
vice during the term. .
Miss Lena Stewart is one of the
additional clerical force in County
Treasurer Kelland's office, made ne
cessary since the first of the new
year to s%traighten out the twenty
five per cent rebate in state taxes.
Rev. M. M. Cory still remains in
Duluth, Mimi, where he is taking
a course Of medical treatment and
expects to remain until about Febru.
airy Is. Reports are that his gene
raj condition Of health has been much
improved
Terry McGovern. the piano sales
man, went north on Tuesdays train
to Hannah and points in the western
part of the county. The closing out
sale Of instruments here in Langdon
still continues. See adv't in this
weeks paper.
Cashier l.. L.. Gardner and family
moved into their new home on
Seventh street this week. The old
manse building, north of tn Presby.
terian church. which they vacated is
now occupied by Mr.. George McKen-
zie and his family.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-01-22

DR.. Towey left yesterday for the
Twin Cities and before his return
about April 1st intends taking a va
cation trip to Pacific coast points in
hopes Of it's benetitting his health.
The doctor took with him his two
year old little daughter, who will re-
main in st. Paul with the family Of
the late Mrs, Towey during the tine
he is away
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-01-22
A. O. O
Chiropractor and Optometrist
Licensed to Practice in North
Dakota, Montana, Washington,
Oregon and California.
LANGDON, N. OAK.

Announcement cards that have
reached here during the week woulc
indicate that Fred S. Koehmstedt and
his bride are enroute to Langdon
from their wedding trip since the
nuptial event of Dec. 9th and should
arrive here not later than the
end of this week. They have been
making quite an extended s~top-over
at Maria, Texas, where both have a
host of friends to tender them con-
CALCULATIONS.
Howitz & Son are having the
rooms on the second floor of their
corner hardware block all painted and
kalsomined this week by Decorator
Souch. They also have carpenters
at work on interior alterations and
improvements at the rear Of their
store. 1t is also understood that
Messrs Howitz & Son have purchased
the property at the rear Of their
block. on which storage and ware
house additional buildings will be
erected In the spring.