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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-06-14

Another Irish Policeman Killed.
Belfast, June 14.-Another police
mar CoES able King, was murdered
at Glengariff county Cork.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-06-14
SAVE 8, 500 MILES

BY having your tires retreaded or
rebuilt; this means remove old rub
Der and apply, New Tread" with
guarantee of $500 miles. See fol-
lowing prices:
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-06-14
ClOVerdale
Ginger Ale

Prepared with the famous
Cloverdale Mineral Water and
pure, digestive aromatlcs.
Order a case today from your
druggist or grocer. If he can
not supply you telephone
APPLEGARTR & MEEk1NS
Distributors for Cambridge
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-06-14
Delicious
Aid to
Digestion

For a cranky appetite and a
baIky digestion nothing is more
delightfully."- effective than
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22

f9lagen, merfalen? 8art ben rib-
|tigen 3eitpnnft ab, ba6te ibb mir
Sb nolte, bob OH bon ielbit 0aDon
anfingit, bob 6as @eiprdd 5tpauglos
ornuf fdime - oas lit nun geibeben'
uMb, Mrnol6 genug, i6 bite
bid! 8as bat er geiagt? 8ie bat er
es n~ufgenommen?"
Salt 8Int ,Srau6en! User pir1
iid 6enn gIei9 10 firdterIi9 m1fre-
gen? Du.. ridtig! 8ie6er gang eli
iige @dn6e nno Sic 5tirn fen9tl Auf-
genommen? @igentli6 gar nidt!
@an9 rubig, obne ieoes gritaunen e-
De Mlteration - es mar beinabe 70,
als Oh er idon allies tpuBte!"
uMber 6as lit 6o9 nnm0gli9I 4ier
in Whund)en tpeiB es ia niemnno
aus nnieren &reiien, meme i9."
~go1 nnieren 8efannten - nein!
'0b gar IN gang Miinden niemano.
ME tpiIlit 6u 6as b%ebaupten? BeId
merfpIr6ige &oue oft Der 3nfan
fpielt.. man 6arf nur einen 8lif in
6ie 3eitungen tim, menn mon bas
betpieien baben mill"
u&ait on i'm benn ni6t gefragt, Of
ibm ieman6-"
u9eein, ih bobe nidt! Sd teilte
ibm Sic Satiu9e nit un6 martete nb,
OF er mid einiges fragen miiroe. 90
er Dies nidt tat, 10 i6tpieg id audb."
uMber on iagtet INN 6ob, BOB
9onrpa BON ni6ts meiB, 6aB fie abfo-
lut abnungslos lit be5iigli9 ibrer
@erfunft?"
Serr Yiotromsfp mari einen n1-
1ibern Slid auf 6ie matt im Sei1el
rubenbe @eitalt> onf bas gelbli9 blaiie
.@eiidt nit Sen i%ibergroBen, unnatliir=
li9 fIaren Muger, 6ie bon tiefgeben-
Sen S9atten nmgeben tDaren, anf Die
u1rubig 5uden0en @ain6e.
Sci rubig, mein Dor6en, mein
liebes! gs lit aues, alles 10, tpie OH
es gemoqt bait! Ma6' Sir feline Sc
banfen 6ariber, 0aB Gotta nidt ion=
berli9 err taunt iiber meme Mittei=
lung NOR. Gin Wann tpie er, Der
felt langen Sabren ntitten in Ser gro
ZEN 8elt Iebt, Ser iiebt nn6 bort BET
nabe ie6en Sag Sic ieltiamiten Sc
ididten uno sic Satia6e, bab
finoerloi lie 2eute Elm &inb annebmen
un6 groB 3ieben, Sic lit ni6t nal be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
Mafne, ben iie 10 abg0Hif6 liebte,
bereinigt al febenl

Manne> ben iie 10 abg0ttii9 liebte,
bereinigt at iebenl
u@enn 0u bid freiIi1 a11f 6es
Bral1tpaors Seite i6l6git, Damn bat
Der Gotta getuonnenes 5pieI!" fubr
B%iotroDsfD nit i%ngrimmigem &opf~
idiitteln fort. ul1n6 id ieb' es aud
fommen: Der &erI feBt al19 6as tpie=
Der 6urd, tpie iiberba1tpt a1es, mas
er mill! IS gibt 10 Menfden, @liids-
timber, Die geben glatt, pie Die Male,
6urb 6ie @elt, fein &in6erniB trit
ibnen entgegen, bie lieber Witmen-
iden ralumen ibnen a19 nod alles,
tpas iie beengen f0nnte, fn1tber aus
Dem Bege, 1n6 mas m6ere tiidtige
|2eute it6 I'M @9tpeiB ibres Mnge-
ii6ts eri6affen milien, bas friegen
iie mibelos in BEN SdoB geporfen
nn6 merben no6 bo9 geprieien, tpenn
iie es gna6ig an%nebnnen!"
~8ie fannit 61 10 bitter fein, Mr.
nol6, un6 10 11ngere@t!Qne @elt freut
ii6 iber Sannns Slid, iiber 6ie brill
.lante @ortie, 6ie iie nit DEM geria.
len &initler gemo6t-"
uDie brinarte @nrtie ln6 ben ge-
nialen &inifler geb' i9 Sir obne tpei=
teres 5u - 6as itimmt bei6esI @an-
nos @lid? Dabor fam i6 nod bier
.5ebn Eagen 8erlobnng nod ni9t ipre-
6en, 6ds lacBt ii6 erit 1o9 flint feds
Subren Ser @be benrteilen -. nn6
ba nod ni6t NAL en6giiHigl unge=
re6t iagit 6u, Cora? S9 bab' ridts
gegen BEN Noann.. peri0nli9 ni6t
6os min6eite, er gefdM mir iogar febr
gut! Ob er Ser re9te Meann fir 1r1=
fere Sodter it. Oh er lire gigen-
art beriteben, iie ridtig fddben miro
6as bleibt 6abingeiteut! Sic muB
5art angefaBt per6en i9 bnb' 6ir's
frilber ME redt 5ugeben tpolen, aber
I'M 2auf Der Sabre bab' i9's ein1eben
nno lernen miiiien. Gotta 1T Ser ge-
borene @goiit - Elm liebenspiir6iger
ggoiit ii@er, l1n6 10 lange INN alles
nod 8uni6 gebt> lit er al16 nidt
idtper gu bebanoeln! Gin 10 gren5en=
log bertD0bnter Meni6 "
uSnnna pertp0bnt i'm ia audi! 81
laglt ielbit, ite bat nnr nod ieinen
Miuen!"
u8is 5u ei11er getpiiien @ren5e -
ia! l1eberidreitet er Sic = bann-"
Biotrousfp i9ittelte BEN &opf, mie
int nntpillen iiber itd ielblt.
u8ns bi1ft anes @riibeln nn6
@pinti1iren? SIT 1onft gar ni6t met
ne Sa6e! Miihen oues in @e6nlb
abmarten nnb 6em lieben @ott au6
mas iibrig laifen, nidt fpabr, 9or=
6en? 3 1T ia audi MIR, neil mir 6nrd
6ieie neutrality-suspicious. un6 6ur6
Sen @e6anfen, Sag MG6el bal6 fort
geben at ioIen, 10 re6t flar getpor=
Sen lit, pie lieb id Die Sonna bob!
Ser @immel meib, ite f0nnte mir
ni6t mebr ans &er5 getpadien iein,
un0 tpenn fte 5ebnmol mein eigeneS
&in6 mGr!"
Eief uno i6tper fenf5te sic franfe
Srau.
~Gotta miro ia 0o6 erfabren-6u
mirit ibm 6o9 iagen miiiien.."
8ei6midtigen6 minfte BiotrotDSfp
nit Ser 9un0.
- - -,
uSit idon geideben, 9or6en> lit
oues idon gei6eben!"
Sic ri6tete ii6 lebbaft in ibrem
Seiiel anf.
uS6on geibeben? Wann? Bie?
Mrnplh, 9aS bore i6 iebt eri t?"
uSSo, &in0, tpar1am iouf' i6 bid
nit 6ieier Ga9e, 10 Dor Ben &opf
T-.r#-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22

mid aufredt, iein Mntlit neigte iid
iiber mid, un0 i6 iab mieoer oieien
3artlid, bebiitenben, mitlei6sboQen
Blid . mir 10 11abe Diesmal!
Soft I'M &immel - es fam bod
nibt Birfli1feit fem! Sd muB bies
aues bod trdumen! gs 1T 10 raid
ales gefommen 10 mdrdenbaft
RAID un6 unertDartet!
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-19
Catarrh Germs
Move Out When Hyomei Moves

Move Out When HyOmei Moves In
No stomach dosing. Hyom-i is
made chiefly of oil of eucalyptus
taken from the eucalyptus forests
of inland Australia, and combin
ed with other excellent antisep-
tics.
In inland Australia the atmos-
phere is so impregnated with bal
sam thrown out by the eucalyptus
trees that germs do not thrive
and in consequence coughs. colds.
catarrh and other nose and throat
! afflictions are practically unknown
| Breathe Hyomei and get the
same pleasant germ killing erect
as you would get in the eueaiyp-
tus forests.
Hyomei is sold by D. ]. Fry ana
druggists everywhere on guar
antee of satisfaction or money re-
funded.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-19

farm near Scots Mills and viii
take possession at once.
Henry Zorn Of Champoeg was
in the city yesterday to visit his
daughter who is attending the
Mt. Angel academy.
Announcement has been made
of the intended marriaeg Of John
Grleseitauer and Miss Anna Eur
lander, both of Mt. Angel. They
will be married at the church
here next Tuesday.
Mt. Angel has made arrange
ments 10 put up its proportion Of
the money to carry on the roass
work in the county next year.
A. Farman has rented a build
| ing on Church street and has open
ed tailor shop. He came here
| from Portland.
Ed Unger. who was interested
in the Mt. Angel garage until q
couple of weeks ago, donated \
Chevrolet to the ladies bazaar
and the machine will be sold a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-19

N, Nt,,l,nn,,al, nnu,tv h. vra, ~.
,h.n ,ha a;,.a.,,t t,,asos III II
taLa 80 20
m - roeii'' AZ ial'''sf ~ bail I
SION WAS attehuihg ~ business IN
i'''ias yes'sraas'
Claire Irvine banker Of Independ-
ence. was transacling business IN
The city today.
With guests from Dallas, Mon
mouth and Buena Vista and with
an extraordinarily fine program The
Civic, club met wednesday after
noon at the spacious home of Mrs.
I X. c. E,lidridge al independence
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-19
Dallas News

Dallas Or, Nov. 19.- Mrs. Cora
T. Wagner, wife or Valentine Wag-
ner OF Falls City Oregon, was com.
mitted to the hospital for the IN
sane at Salem on November 18th
Mrs. Wagner is AZ years of age and
mas lived in Falls City for some
time, There are no children in the
family.
Judge HI. II. Belt is now in Port
land serving on the bench. and viii
be there for a period of thirty days
to assist in the court work. He was
called due TO the fact that the work
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-19
R;rects Energies To
y IIs;onary Work IN Cause
'nf i eague Thruout World

,,.rsc G. Reess' Mis-
n aaus aars / again becoming - n'S-
Eid idea' cents radiated to the far
Ds' g s,adsrn aS's civilization ans, ana '''e
pfu ,;a,,,ry n,s il repeating i'seii. ,rsa,
Ird n,s'sss '.ssined long before the ssea. s.
hieb va's 'sacv and. idealism is the i'rsl
IL dsnlosiAsss u. M greatest experiment
ef tna' !, ", hsr diplomatic agents IN an
info's ',ssionary for the cause o. l'e
rned h's Nh her evangelistic work more
- nps aach of her diplomatic nus
nak'''s ,,or,nation regarding sentiment
~ 4 III "a parts of the woria, is ..na =
- W n,ad IL a newly -establisnea ~
i'fs'," ,',s Of Nations in the l'al'a"
.,,.,.ts, of Foreign Affairs, mas
,.,ic ,ns H. agents Of his Government
l'n'a,,s sss,,,r,. and an accompanying ie'
ns go y. most striking clauses..of whlch
| ICED For solidarity. ,,an :, ire
| [so Contributed 10 .ne ,,..,,s a., ;Y,.
u shile thoroughly realizing i's m, -.
Pns 1ovs ali on the moral co-opera.ioi
leo aVy.d ,.snred by true sense OF JUS
Vle' ~, necessity for solidarity IN M
|us Of ", i to be carried into erect
0l,, sIs.,ion I'M ana development OF lnls spris
/ i dssjsive for the fate OF the Leasue va ~
800 of the League can oriy pio,.
4csV's - International justice snouii
sfilss tba sphere of activity OF ire
u ".ue vtended throughout the wofio
i new states. the more w'll ~ au'''o'
no affective, 1t a,,uat De pasea
y - The new insdlullon, both On
PSsus classes and the masses. I'll
sv, aa,,re have oee1 made as'ilhs tns
no League an1 the details OF
W. oaa hand there haS been consiaer-
W v'rs s,aoa Il came into keing. while el
EeVsf s,''s .'rsisas nave noaa -hestowd .r
ss'a.s .,aetiyas Il The diffusion Of eXac
IN. 10 League of Nations Is VIII -
Ersining different and scepticai. ceiisoi
as,a, and irresponsible eulogists.
1leber Degree Of Law
I = jnstill the firm conviction that 'th'
.k;eb M has been invoked for centuries
shiIosouhical and legal doctrine re-
dapree of the evolution of law pase'
IN man that of the state
(ss,stonding IL the Leagues importah
Esson should take the place OF the very
a diff,sed impression that the League
! han sterile product of Utopian "a
1 Italy Is member Of this federation
e.ysrnnent intends to collaborate ear
+irIties. II is our duty to promote TIM
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-19

-. n a .I
,alu = rev days ago and surprised
pis iI iiie'os ~ introducing ms wire.
,,e... i,e %as married TO a hanoseme
: M - s.a''u '' woi,is'ii iast week ana they
are now az nome in his house on
~ ,,,, s,a'i,e street.
n,ss Nelie Stayton has moved IN
70 Mrs: bocK mouse on West Main
s.ee, aliu Will open dressmaking
s.,o,'',iii'ei,. ~
..,,. -". :, i-ucs' oicott was granted a
49, 49,, u ~, iier husband K, I,
Wo'col,, ~ the Multnomah circuit
sou' .iiis week on the ground of
dafs',,t 49, ~ 49, ine oecree was given by
,,.- ~ Z. o'oo'e ieil her nome
aonie .iIne aso and went to Port
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-19
|sin Keeps in Touch
Home by Wireless Phone

Benjamin Hatch, command
'hlp Gloucester, which runs between TINS
more, keeps in touch with his wife ana
In Of the wireless telephone installed
for experimental purposes. During ms
|more 10 Boston he carries on convefsa-
Hatch, who live in Baltimore. while ms
han 400 mics out of the Southern port.
Mrs Arthur c. Lombard. Of Winchester,
reached Vineyard Sound he got into COM
h her by wireless telephone. Their con-
Z several minutes.
Il, Mrs. William X. Hepburn, of lpsWlhn'
directly from her brother while he was
1 that the captains voice was as full ana
|ud have been if she HAD been standing
be bridge of the Gloucester
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-19
Silverton News

Silverton, Or. Nov. 19.-E. N.
Erickson and Matte Erickson, who
went to Woodburn few weeks ago
expecting to make their future
home, purchased house and lot on
State and Twentysecond street in
Salem Tuesday and will make their
future home in that city.
w. C. Mount returned from Port
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-19
Folks You Know
In Marion and Polk
Counties

SAmity. Ore, Nov. 19.-John NJ.
umphlette who Is employed on
| Portland with the Albers Brother;
Milling company was home over
Sunday visiting with his family ane
friends.
!. w. Elston OF Chehalis, Wash.
was in town the fore part of the
week, having disposed OF his farm
here he came down to make the
necessary arrangements. He will
now have all OF his interests in
| Washington where he has a large
seed and grain warehouse.
|. The editor of the Amity Stand
ard vas lransacting business in
| Portland the last Of the week.
Mr.. and Msr. E. Rudig, Mr. and
| Mrs. Bledso and Mill Lillian Bledso
l'left last Sunday for Chehalis, Wash.
| where they have bargained for a
large ranch.
:, Mrs. Charles Newman spent some
time last week in Salem visiting
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Van
| Orsdell and also to see brother
lwho underwent an operation at one
of the hospitals.
Ayerill rrotter a STUDENT OF o. A.
iC. was selected by the Glee club of
that place as Representatives to go
| with the o. A. c. football team to
\ Pullman. Wash, last week, On his
| move into it in the near future.
trains in Amity and visited short
thine with his parents.
Rev. A. r. Lacey spent Monday
in McMinnville attending the coun-
Ity meeting of the High ~" associa
Ition at the meeting he was elected
chairman of the county organiza-
ton. Rev. Smith of McMinnville
was elected secretary treasurer
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Hight, OF
Portland spent the week end here
at the home of his brother, Frank
Hight and family. NJ
Mis- Helen Ferguson who is in
! Los Angeles. California. has sold
, her home i'm Amity to Ray Vincent
VINO VIII reilooel tiie cot.ase a'iu
move into it in thenear future.
David Judy, one of Amity's old
) Tuners was aiiiohs .nose ~ "c
Minnviile on business MONDAY oi
this week.
carr faheK went 70 roitia,io oil
Iuesday hioriiihs WHERE ne mas
accepted posllioh lor .iie wiii.er
Mrs. NJ A. Boran spent uesuas
OF TINS week IN Portiaho Nlsitl'e
with frlenos'
y. ~. Roppins was a county sea
! business caller Oh wednesday.
MRS. II. hiinStue oi Moh,iioi'i %
! was IN Portland the past week nav
) lng some speclai work oohe " hei
: teeth. She stopped OIL at Ahii.y on
) saturday evening on her way i'oi''e
:. ana VISITED her parents Mr. aiio
!, Mrs. y. Y, Querner.
Il MT. ana MIS-. - Louis pe,etsni =,
: turned on Suhday from tiieir sisi'
II washington, Wnefe ME-. DcieeSh.
worked during tne prulie a harves' p'.' ~
: neiplng ms iather'ih- ,ahe cai
1 oi ms crop.
Mr. ana MIS-. rahk napcoSA aio
: son Oh the Bethel country weie NY
Mlnnvliie business VlsitorS vi "eu'
nesoay.
MISS Eila liioinaa' Va -. ~
rlson ana MISS Apraiiis Weie ai,io'.s
the Anlty teachers a,'ei'uihs 'i'e u
, stltute IN McMlliliViiie.
MI. ana Mrs y n oiiNei ~
a tamliy OF Sheriuah were vis,'iii'
t with Irleiios N Aliii'y oii "eu'ieS'
e oay OF tnis weeh. e.
G Y. y. Ranuaii y ny - ~
Nott " Ranuall Is Ieeiins Inc 'hes
v days ana wiieh asheo lhe leasoii
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-19
artisan Newspaper Fails

Nov. ls.-The Northwest Square
= league daily newspaper here. went
receiver Thursday. A petition filed
h.,ss ssa.es mat farmers invested s51. $685.
|.aai,,an n support of the paper since last
!. ,''0h' mortgage of $4,000 against the
- sspaper and running indebted
|slas ''A.s' Is said to have been incurred
~ lne mortgaged plant is the sole
IN s'Ockhofds declare.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-19
se Was Carried In Engine

HA''ia Pierce. Colorado and South
! ~ ~ operated booze special" be-
~ - ana Denver. according to charges
49,, y a divorce suit here.
1b .eu .s' thet he husband stocked his
|. wr.ey and made regular bootleg
"s'ming capital to this city.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-19
NeuraIgic Pains
Give Way to Soothing hamiin's
Wizard OIL

Hamlin's Wizard Oil is safe,
simple and effective treatment for
both headache and neuralgia.
Rubbed In where the pain is, It eases
the tortured nerves and almost in
variably brings quick relief. Keep
"a supply on hand.
Wizard Oil is a good dependable
preparation to have in the medicine
chest for first aid when the doctor
may be far away. Its healing, anti
septic qualities can always be re-
lied upon as preventive against
infection, or other serious results,
from sprains, bruises, cuts burns
bites and stings. just as good, too,
! for sore feet, stiff neck, frost bites,
cold sores and cankcr sores.
Generous Size bottle $50.
81 = Ts,SH SSu hsndaShs az USptf tfy Hafhliss Wissrd
.lS:f sI: J. wsD: a4s:...s Siss H. n.ans nIs$ little
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-19
MT. Angle Items

Mt. Angel, Nov. 19.-John Osel-
man. a recent. arrival from Alber-
ia, Canada, closed deal Tuesday
for the Antone Goldade 240 acre
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-19

Brownsvilless new city adninis-
tration announces program of
Improvement chief of which ~ the
paving Of the streets and the pur-
chase or the water supply.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-01-15
BRING YOUR FILMS TO
6be Opie Studio
To be developed and printed
Popular prices and quick service
We also have a line of Films and Kodaks
FOR SALE

Eli Shaver was one of the repre-
sentatiou of western Cavalier county.
here on Thursday from Hannah at
the annual meeting of the fair
association.
John j.. Mahoney took Mondays
train for Drayton and other Pembina
county points, ex pecting to he absent
until the end of the week attending
to business matters.
L. A. Weed went north Tuesday
to Hannah. having spent a couple of
weeks at points in eastern Cavalier
and Pembina counties. looking after
insurance business for the New York
Life.
George E. Montgomery was here
Friday to take care of business mat
tiers and saw that Wales had the
right kind of a representation at the
county fair stock holders meeting on
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Martin Klein was a passen.
ger Saturday to Grand Forks, making
an over Sunday visit there with her
husband who is at St. Michael's hos
pital since being operated on for a
rupture during the past week.
Rev. FIR. Fletcher, of Grand Forks,
conducted the Catholic services of
Sunday at St. Alph5nsus church in
the absence of Father Cory, who is
visiting at Duluth during a vacation
extending over a couple of weeks
Auctioneer Tony Kieffer and Jos
j. Klein went north Monday to
Wales, returning from Grand Forks,
where they visited over Sunday with
Marti2 Klein, who is recovering from
an operation at st. Michael's hospit al
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-01-15

Daily memorandum calendar pads
for 1920 now on sale at this office.
Frank j. Messner was a Wales
visitor having business here on Sat-
urday.
Have that suit cleaned, pressed and
repaired at the O. K. shop. D. Roach
proprietor.
E.. j. Meyer went north as far az
Wales, to spend the balance of the
week on business.
States Attorney Crimson was in
Osnabrock% attending to legal matters
Friday between trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Charet.e drove
up from Olga Sunday and are visit
ing Mrs. Charette's mother.
Jos. ]. Fischer and son, Frank j.
Fischer, were business callers here
Saturday from Wales between trains.
Edgar Mostad, son of N. A. Mos
tad, of Wang, is a student of the
Minnesota agricultural college at
Crookston.
Boyd's department store will pay
So. SO per hundred for good unmixed
potatoes of any variety. No small
potatoes wanted.
August Moritz went to Grand
FORKS Saturday, enroute to his home
at Cavalier after spending a week
here on business matters.
Henry Eikenbrock was n of the
county fair boosters here on Thurs
day from Hannah to attend the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders and
off Ger.
Rev. Leonard Hursh returned on
Monday to Rolla. having conducted
the services of Sunday at the Episco-
pal church in the absence of Rev.
C. 2. Drew.
Joseph McGauvran was among
those here on Friday from Osnabrock
on business and to attend the meet
ing of the stockholders Of the county
fair association.
A. Schulke was an arrival or
Thursday last week and will remain
during the checking up Of the bust.
ness done during 1919 by the
| Schulke- Bradley Company.
w. G. Bell was here Tuesday from
Milton to see his wife, who was
br ought to the hospital last week
suffering an attack of pleurisy fol
lowing an operation for appendicitis
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-01-15
F.. PAGE FIVE

A new stock of school tablets, pens
and pencils at the Democrat.
Peter P. Schneider was a Wales
business visitor here on Monday for
a short time during the afternoon.
Miles F. Kessler and wife were
passengers Monday returning from an
over Sunday visit down the line at
Milton.
DR.. w. w. Mcqueen spent Tues
day at Milton attending the annual
business meeting of the officers and
board Of directors of the First Ma
tional Bank.
Solomon Diemert left yesterday
for Rocherter Mimi, and will accom-
pany his brother-in.law, Jos. F. Hill,
who has been there for nearly a
month under treatment, to California
The doctors advise the climate of
Southern California in hopes the
change may help his failing health
and strength. Mr.. Hill is suffering
frum a tubercular trouble that has
reached al advanced stage. They &c
to Long Beach for the winter.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-01-15

Mrs. E. E. Fletcher went to
Grand Forks on Monday to he with
her husband, Attorney Fletcher. who
is convalescing at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Mcintyre, since an ope-
ration he underwent about a week
ago.
Jos. F. Schneider left Tuesday for
a business trip to the Twin Cities
and Chicago. Before returning he
expects to visit Houston, Galveston
and points in Southern Texas where
he and others in Langdon have lately
acquired property interests.
Miss Alice Maloney, a popular
county teacher, we'll known in Lang.
don. Wales and Hannah, is one of
the corps of teachers of the Osna-
brock schools, filling a vacancy
caused the first of the year by the
resignation of Miss Laura Schultz.
Mrs. Grierson left Friday return
ing to her home in Saskatchewan
after a visit here with her mother
and brothers of several weeks. She
was accompanied as far as Winnipeg
by her brother, Donald Mcdowell and
Roy Mcdowell, son of her brother,
Hugh.
DR.. Tom Smith left on Monday
for Fargo, where the state examin-
ing board Of the North Dakota dental
association is in session this week.
Before his return Dr.. Smith will at.
tend a northwestern dental clinic
that will be held at Rochester, MINI ;,
on the three first days of next week.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-01-15
LOUIS c. SLENDER
Graduate and Licensed
AT DONOVAN'S

The Schulke- Bradley Company in
a full page advertisement this week
announces to the trade of Langdon
and vicinity the opening on Saturday
January 18th Of their great annual
white goods clearance sale, to con-
tinue for two weeks. and closing on
Saturday. January 31st. This is a
big bargain event with the buying
public of Langdon and the price
quotations to be found in the adv't
should be sufficient to guarantee the
success and large attendance at the
January white goods clearance sale
at Schulke- Bradley's.
Get your tablets. pencils and other
school Supplies at the Democrat.