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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-13
rapidly qualifying for the junk pile.

rapidly quhlifying Tor the JUNK pie
Some time ago Winthrop Marvin
president OF the American Steamship
owners Association, called attention
to the fact that one OF the reasons de-
manding a reduction In seamen'H
wages was the refusal OF British cot
ton spinners and manufacturers To
accept cargoes OF raw cotton from the
United States unless they came over
In British bottoms covered by British
insurance. II wuld certainly be retrib-
utlye Justice II the British shipping
combine which Is profiteering on Aus
tralIan export trade was smashed with
chartered American ships. II would
seem as II the subject weer worthy OF
investigation.
The secretary OF the Building En-
ployers' Association OF Boston esti-
mater that the efficiency OF labor on
building projects In that city has In
creased fully thirty per cent. since the
recent strike. There has been less OF
interference by agents of organized
labor, unsBCled men are assigned to
Jobs which, before the strike, had to
be given to skilled workmen at high
wages, and there is a disposition
among al 1.-The men to help with other
work when there is a lag in their own
duties. 1t is declared that the i'm
provement is a direct result of the
establishment of the open shop among
the building trades of Boston.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-13

Diplomatic posts being demanded by women and
would be very undipomatc thing refuse their requests
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-13
OBSERVATIONS.

The world has for knocker but stands ready hear
the builders hammer
AS Germany try her criminals the former kaiser
considers exile less uncomfortable.
Posmasers must quit seuth jobs headline. Does that
include ban postal card reading?
Time that lost in controversy scales will fill
envelopes back dividend checks.
The fact that continually getting himself into deep
water is sign that he is good swimmer
1t is odd that lot Of men discovered the principles Einsen
theory before he did but did anything though
avoid feeling that much lose because of their
No Turk afford have four wives stated and
expensive luxury Still the Turks might get
information from this country who have experienced
two
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-06

Thts week pFewan~s 20 hs . basv
sfss fnr the p~epas hwg@ah@ata
wsgh ths eosnws#mrenaems wnswran~a
81 LFasi@n Inssltuts Asxinmsnw san.
sisy 9ith ths .svm@n 20 fhs grade
Friday. ahsa the riesanx exsrrsars
" th~ wFmss~d ssaesi ThnF~siMy ~.
sntnK
Mins Eah tlsirF rwturms~A frwsn
Nonsreal last ~a~ek wtth hsr manf
Mr.. tamaes Mei~mm. ard h. sswp.
psnT hsgs fof . 1ns~ M and
NJ. Mei@ne. Mr. mmd Mn AArx-
anasf Mes.ane. miea~s CMth4ssrs
iafAs and Rafh Elder hmvs Tens
le Lake Mesnphr~mawex shss wps&
ard tak~m a e@ftmwv there for q
3eek
NJ MMth~wl son, she hna haen
keswlng heu@s Coz Mr.. L. y Hsw.
feg = fee weeks. hma fnlaa~sa thesp
and gene 70 wosk ses Mr.. Fr9nk
= hitnsy. wee n - v~ry peos
hmallh
Harry MccaHrvy. ~as has hssa
sIsenainT the wanter IN AsaE@am sor
tas benefst q b. hs@ith. IL ~ heuss
for fhe ssnsmes, ard " murh hss-
isf IA brgther aeeosapanssss hisn
10 Chlc@wo, ara wsll stay here fer
q whlle
Ellss CFeahss hAa hmd his sAns~r
hsrv for . shsrt visit and tae t~e
aFv ne~ taking a trip asn@nw aif
fsFvnf piaevs ia CamaAa.
Ciafsnee Easchelsier Fl Ci4f~-
snort = a. hers ~ith NJ
hafehslifr. she has besn VISITING
hff mothef fef Sea aays
Chafses SfuaFt = IN M@Hsr~al
tsls wsuk en 4 bas8ness trip
A aasmAsr ~ ths g6gi frsends
81 Me- Laeiia Fry of ~ 1ohHs
hury ussf 81 axr,sensenf frisAay ~.
ssraaon g. ihs h@mse ~ NJ Pre-
ogsg Msert. and gave Miss Fry
sgFpnae in she fern If tea.
wkaeh prsvwd ai-e - b. q she~ss
IN amtsrt pasien Of hsF aaAFFAmxs te
Arther Ciary 81 this place Ths
prospective bsssAs wns rneat agree
ahiv surpri -. asa was ne reei-
pseut sf a large nambsF Of haaa
tfal ard assfml gin iasisrsems
fssfrea hFsents meTw ssrwsA, ard the
aaeal SAT- Of fhs pfewrae ga
nanek raieyea. o. the fhymes ~
farhsd - al the xafss WvTs gsad
b. fhs hFAsis- elect and pera zsenss1
urh ms rfffnemt
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-06
VERMONT Man IS
NOW CONVINCED


a hma my doahts abaas Tuniac
whsn | started sakinN 4 bat l'm
convinced n@w. for u aad hmf
wsrk for ae. nRAd "A lianm Can
tsiisen. of TmyA@r stre~s, beiiews
Falls. VI. = vafaea empaeyee Of
the lmtsrnmaa~mai Paper Co
Last Isee~nsh~f . year awe. h.
c@ntinassi. ~my heAatA ereke aowH
c@nnplstsly NJ appetst~ w~ns
b@ek on mse ard ! hewan 10 le~e
weight M SERVES collapsed and
| gss 20 ! couiant keep still a
msinuts eouiann half deep ard
b@rams 70 weak thas a. shs leasi
exertaon perwPaFatsen w@uia lasi
poaF 81 ns NJ stasnaxh Eos oui
Of order and ! aeveaoped aueh an
awful cass u inaigessisn ! was In
masuery niKhs and day
4 had heAaaehss that wers
aansfhinW heFcs ard sft~n hna
Sudden spells Of dixxiness. Thens
te cap shs eiimax. develepea rAeu.
rtAfism " my l~ff Knee and my
h@ek. aEa at tAaaea ever step !
tsek the pair hsafly allied nas u
ieokea hks ! had eveT9thing wFonR
eigh mas ard ~ Wofk ! Wouia iasf
ssmply play out
~Talktng 70 q friema Of uine.
arvwwist, hoi iong axa. be- advised
ws 70 Try TanAle asra ! was sar
pgssed tAs waF 4 ~ my ease !
eowamsnr~a 10 pAek 80 4wht fFon
the start. and rs q fact feus BET.
tl~s have Hsads = sAean sweeF Of al
my tFoakies. eat hns. sleep hks
lew. have pseked sp IN wsaxhi
and feel Tsod ard ssFvnw nks a
bard w@rksmg uaan @awhi tn fsri
Thsre's ne KaessweFk meeut 4
Tamlme ord the woFt
TANLAg i ssld in 81 lehns.
ban ~ LandBs fsrax Sf@re. ~
"A 80 Burke ky ChAs "a Cehurn.
sn Lynionxilis ~ Eamsnas par
nsaey. IN pAHvilis hy . " Glib
n Barnss ~ GllchFiss BFos 10
Fast Coneord BY ! Feison ads
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-06

81 r~a : r. NJ a~verss asl uae
emf ~ % pitrA. Meefv a~es arsf
haas asa o. IVES ue $3.50
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hpmess DO ma 49,
whaen b. .-hl in ths tsra IS Sc
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psNaemt fsaalf aXaAN IN s@seH
saa ths pesssiaity ~ the arnou
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Aradsauy tHam ia ere thr1 anmnr
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Me@rs wHfstmx hama "A shoa1 So
ins1asfs hxatAtan ~mke p
ped fh# ha3 e. piks az aeeona
fesv ~ flarnhaas ama fakf naar
bad fnFuw 20 Harvey n ar Isl
tenps - ea1eh Bsasfs af ths n
81 ara Tess Flke eFror pe
vsntsd tais year, aff frtnif ksfl
tnw
Maest fanmssl tVs naea auf Bel
caaesa fouf batter 10 fnkF ou'
n Yea o. hls esvsEsl ioEaziiY sine
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asone FvsfY uaH ftaf fse hm
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faeer was 10 fns auppsss 81
eeHvs-t fhs iaTWs paFs ~ the
"a ESQ eil, wiersasa wnfs eoaana
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foaffh nning aaa eanf aeaf g.
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aa8 eemtiasBesl 60 pa@Y fnu@u Esaagf
the xNws
fhs h@x aesn aasa aumsmar} Co.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-06

Mw Moe N mm nm#
hm Neima nI NJ Chafies
Heusfnu ~ tahs bar wm nf
y ~ 1essh Monday
M a NJ NJ RanaaEi
ar fm1g peaf sausiag - Gre
SEN.
Natst laat sn af Snfnwsitia
Nt has heen pewins eeerAl
aE 81 Elizabeth Ramasys
M ma Mr. Mlimm Wmafas Of
clare naHt. ~ W ~ aaa NJ
NsrH CaiaNsii ~ aaaghisf Phyi
ana CetheYn nffer 81 IAss o.
teA re- FltnmhsfA RmswasF
8Afvafnt Ram e. sperf several
fT hs Week af Anlrew Hastaf
Fl fsHarhan #n8 afsenHe8 eons
a.feee naanf a1 psneharr ArnAems
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-06
STAGES
Ninth INNING
RALLY AND WINS
Ssrong Moodsyille DE
Tense CoIlapses. Score
Il Z 10 q

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innsmw rail- > whieh b~~s s@li faps
sfs~n arsasm ef bma ueAa@sH ar a@lls
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ths "a aosfaxslls. \ a. higa -rseei
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c@mpsaaAmeaa uf what AFp~afwa 20
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haa h~~m wvai mAwh anFFvEfas.as
Tt.s msFml 81 thss strange virt@F1
\ mmW eld. thai = hmi ganss
n~v~r ever anti ths Ia man y
ews ans . en- wharh sh@ahs b.
rasms as~ply ensAsssishs~d IN thr
msnsis 81 ~ ywwshfal dsan'oa.l
STAR
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lsnkv y @oslsx.iis hafisT. wh@ faf
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ralls that tmrns-a alua@sf esft@sn
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ths Marshali naads = aarnw -.
sewps ts aeai z~coHa atsa ~hsa
shs pschsr p~w was SID ths runs
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whae M@afe arwW ~ ~ ths key
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a foul ~ thai = Evans P~@f*8i
n~as rhlsa hass Cebisixt xms sat
whsn \ Evans famshlsa ~ shafp
p~Isss lazy gelterx sanTts-a
snars.lv ard M@@rs came h@ne
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.d IN 70 rpisevs Paxs Mfsa y H.
sosk ne foFm~r pesasaon ~ aff
wma Rsf msf fhN iA@a naF8 ssnFi
inw a aemfu ths thtfa hass line u
a. 100 net for : Evams 10 hafssis
ana ths spl.sFs Feilsd lui@ lefi
aela. Coasisaxh ard tseiahsra aeef-
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stamnas VA halsss 94ms
MA al ass sfesiA sa the
gahm~hagy #1hletss n 9F~sPshN
an exceptionally ens epl-ertsn
4 uua b. asiFuaftsd thas q ~ss
swawh remaess f@g ths vmsHmw a8
rrswaf-sw ts 49, Ia kessiTuss
"a oaselasasa both ~ bat and ~
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nw eg ths "A eassisssils gmfls Va ~ 10
navr halaxlsal s.emen' ths local
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-06

AN4bN T~e kifis fof table
W. la snsaaN sumanssF hotsi "a
thlsiss - \ a. Addrss Esgky
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b 10 4 0.oeisy 81 ~ Re
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aGTtf
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80 III
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-06

fw8 teN&msmt b0ase ard Garage
sn FoFti@na street
A esttaTs, xeaa sfAFgian mHd waf-
aRt em fim street
F@s-tsnemsni hoass iocals4 On
tnf Plain. EaYlmg i& psf cent on
tnFe#tmenI Al mustNgn ceuNaai
eacHa Near 4Fh@nks
"a acre f@FsN Wtthsn / mlse ~
- 1ehnsk9fy. meges Of talars
ian4 E0aAasmxs In 9@ed eonistAen
a aeW bang snaaH isarn
garage. tao acre mf lana. mtif
- tAs ntnvat e. 81 lahna harv
Ia@ temsmFnt hasaae an the
PLAIN neaH Nan atruat Rraxang
n goea sneams.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-06

year sage the aFss hastis 81 Chas-
eos Thi~Try e~xsn
Thls was ~ Auertean wiet@Fy
Today ths YoanN studeHts are pui
ting up a great twhs te cewe cot vAe-
tefieas on GradaAtton Day
Thsy shssla bs rwms~mibsrva wash
Gifts mat lat lac q ateks ksmg.
Pvaeal. Chain, fserkst. smat@aF. CaH
IsHks. Bsh hnekis. Pm. etr
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-06

|AATtN 1aiy lst, ~ aaie Hsa r
e. ai farm wuFA Nns e
m lkeF anf tsam Nhtte
a fara xf 1a#n ia~ kt TT
+ gRN -
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-06

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rssa y Goa8ax agvmt. wesi
harke. k~rmana 81 ~
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-06

FuE SALE ChstFelet Sedan ear
~ hns eansfssaen mma hesm.sa Caii
Hmrry Scott 81 me CnsesieHas Rsal
tsam4s fsfhes NE q
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-06-02
D A N G Z
AT MAZDA, FRIDAY, JUNE 3rd
zETTEL ORCHESTRA

1t is noteworthy in the daily pa
pers of yesterday that the grand
council of the knights Of Columbus
assembled in state convention at Far
go this week in it's election of
of new officers named Mr.. John
Sheehan of this city as the state
treasurer of the order.
August Moritz returned to the city
Saturday from his farm at Walhalla,
where he has quite an acreage Of po.
tatoes and corn planted along with
a half section of wheat and other
small grain crcp completed and in
fine shape.
Miss Sadie Cory has resigned her
position at the Court House in the
office Of Register of Deeds Power and
left Saturday for a visit with rela-
tives and friends at Madison, before
entering the University of Wisconsin
at the opaning Of the fall term.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-06-02
June 16-17-Eighth Grade Exams
June 25-Walhalla Chautauqua
July 2~6-27-28-County Fair.
Advertise in%the Farmer Press and
get the farmers business. 1

Advertise in the Farmer Press and
get the farmers business.
Sarles has its high school class
exercises Friday, Jnne 10th.
MAZDA has a dance tomorrow Fri
day evening that is likely to result in
a number of auto parties from Lang
don taking in tho event.
The Great Northern reservoir has
gained quite q popularity with. Lang
don boys az q swimming hole since
the warm weather set in.
Any shortness of news that may be
noticeable this wee is occasioned by
the Farmers Press Office being closed
40 as to allow Of of a BETTING obser-
vance of Memorial Day.
Dresden had a dance Monday even
ing that gave the young folks a little
recreation at the close of Memorial
Day, Several auto loads Of Langdou
couples took in the event
Since recently signing up with
the Grafton ball team this spring
Johnny Monette has been assigned
the position of first base in the
lineup of. players.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-06-02

Weather conditions have been such
that rye is quite generally heading
out and it is likely that the first ten
days of July will find farmers of
Cavalier county busy threshing out
one Of the finest rye crops that they
have ever harvested and at a date
earlier nan in any past year.
DR. Judd II. Kirkham has two
running horses that have been under
training at the fair grounds race
track since the season opened that
will be entered in the running eaents
on the race cards of the Lake region
summer meetings which open at Bot
tineau the third week in June.
Of interest to the owners of Ford
cars! Attention to the fact that we
are exclusive agents for the Bull Dog
starting system the missing LINK of
the Ford" 1t does not any
gasoline, does Q take any power
from your motor, does % wear out
high priced batteries. No danger from
backfire, the Bull Dog Starter males
the Ford a family car. Free demon
stration. T. E. Burke, Agent Lang
don, N. OAK. Price
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-06-02
DR.. W. W. MCQUEEN
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
New Office in Boyd Block
Phone No.5o Lan&don, N. d.
Phone No.5o
ansdo N. ID,

i'.'"iIi'i', ,.".thiit s',.iG,t-
Diplomas are being presented to
the graduating class Of the Milton
high school at the commencement ex-
e%rcises of this week by the State
Sup't Minnie j. Nelson.
Sunday trip in a motor truck to
q attend the Memorial Day exercises OF
the Legion post at Walhalla must
have recalled to many of our ex-ser.
vice men their war day experiences
over seas.
Chas. A. Morton and wife, ex-re,
sidents of Langdon and immediate
vicinity were here for a reunion with
old friends on Memorial Day. He has
for some years past been engaged in
business over at Walhalla.
John Ward. one of the old stand.
bys of the Osnabrock neighborhooo
was here Tuesday. Osford township,
though having a comparatively small
school population he reports as now
taking an active interest in the ques-
ton of, better schools.
Rev. CORY, John Sheehan and E
j. Hughes were a Lalgdon delega
ton to a state gathering of the
Knights OF Columbus at Fargo,
when the work in the fourth degree
was exemplifed to a class of candi-
dates which represented ten North
Dakota subordinate councils.
Mrs. j. Yves. Mahon is still confin
ed in a hospital at Grand Forks,
where she is being attended by DR.,
Law. Mrs. Mahon is now showing
a steady improvement in her condi.
tion, but suffered a number of quite
critical hemmorhages following the
operation that she underwent last
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Jos. Corrignan and daughter,
Miss Rosie Corrignan arrived on Fri
days train from their home at Avon
dale, Mont, to attend the Charles F.
Corrignan military funeral held or
Memorial Day. The mother and sis.
ter of this Langdon soldier boy,
whose body came from overseas. were
the guests of the Langdpn post at the
y. G. T. Hotel during their stay ii
the city visiting with friends.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-06-02
Talk with T. E. Burke.
For Sale-At Dresden, ground bar
ley. oats and bran. r, Fleming.

NNI%NQh A9NA4HR HNfggE aAEfAG tHEE AENn4NE -
For Sale-At Dresden, ground bar
ley. oats and bran. r, Fleming.
Rev. Duncan Mathison was q Tu-
esday visitor here from Hannah at
tending to business.
Have your shoes repaired at the
20. K" shop, opposite the City
Hall. Emile Mason. proprietor.
MRS. M. E. Wentworth was here
Friday from Dresden to do some shop
ping and visit with friends during
1.-The afternoon
Mrs. Marian Kessler was a passen-
Saturday for Milton and will likely
visit in Fargo and the Twin Cities
before her return to the city
G. S. Robertson was home from
Milton, where he has a position as
assistant cashier with the First Ma.
tional Bank, to take in the Memorial
Day exercises.
VIM. j. Schefter was a Tuesday
visitor in town from his farm in the
Mt. Carmel settlement and the Far
mers Press Acknowledges an appre-
ciated call
Martin Moore has disposed of his
residence property on Second stree
and will again make the home of
himself and family on the farm in
in the Elkwood settlement.
Revs. Faucette of Langdon and
Mathisen of Hannah autoed to Wal
halla to take part in the installation
service which inducts the new prstor
of the Presbyterian church Tuesday.
Will Row made the run up from
Grand Forks on Sunday with a new
Oakland a to meet the demands OF
the early a Sol rush Of business
in the salesroom of Row Motor Co.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-06-02
DR.. O'Brien is leaving Milton to
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DR.. O'Brien is leaving Milton to
locate in Chicago.
There is talk of q vocational school
being opened in Milton for the sum
mer holiday period.
Mrs Lee returned Tuesday from a
Wait of few days to their former
home in Trail county.
John J. Mooney disposed of his
Buick coupe car last week to Banker
Palmer Vinji, of Calvin.
Miss Gladys Shanks of the city
schools, enjoyed the weekend va
cation at her home in Hannah.
Calvin starts a series of revival
services next week with Evangelist
Franklin and his daughter in charge.
Postmaster j. H. Mclean was a
Friday visitor here from Hannah
for a short time during the AFTERNOON
]. McPhail and wife came up from
Grand Forks on Monday and during a
stay of part Of the week were guests
at the John Mahon home.
Miss Marie Kelner returned dur.
ing the week from a pleasant visit of
q few days at the home of her sister
in Minot.
Dan Porter of Calvin and Charles
|Sillers of Clyde were here to attend
to matters of business and take in
Langdon's patriotic doings Monday.
Rev. McDermott came over Mon
day from Calvin with quite a
delegation Of Memorial Day visi-
tors from the western part of the
county.
Mira. C. H. Craig and sister, Miss
Helen Morgan zane up from Hannah
on Saturday to make a visit over
Memorial Day with the family and
their many langdon friends.
George Mckenzie and wife accom-
panied Mr. and Mrs. Walker Hamil-
ton on al yer Sunday auto trip to
st. Thomas, Crystal and other points
were both have a number of friends.
Jas. Hall a we'll known Grafton re-
sident and for years a Walsh county
official was here a day or two this
week while looking after interests in
the southwestern part of the county
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-06-02
Dir. E. ]. Hughes.
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At its May meeting the city eoun-
Gil arranged for the collection of
garbage around town during the sum-
mer season. Weekly service will be
given all who are properly equipped
with garbage cans Tom Carroll has
the contract Of hauling the garbage
Sam Eagles on came from HE home
in the vicinity of Milton on Monday
to attend the Memorial Day exercises
The observances have an intimate
association with tine Eagleson family
as the great worlds war has awarded
the home a golden star in recogni.
ton of the bravery of a son who made
the supreme sacrifice,
June rains got a good early start
with the first Of the month and yes
terdays initial rain put a much appre-
ciated touch of growth on the crop
and. garden truck that has already
been planted. The June rains, the
life savers of the crop. seem by the
signs and indications to back up the
theories and forecasts of such well
known weather prophets as Foster
Hicks, Jim Reed and othors.
Thursday evening of last week the
city council and members of the board
of health made an inspection of the
streets. alleys and vacant properties
to investigate to what extent Mayor
Strangers mandate ordering a spring
iclean up had been obeyed. Red cards
were served upon owner of property
where appearances indicated that the
mayors mandate had not been giver
the amount OF attention needed
Co. Com ri Sam Iyerson came owe,
from the southern county line to take
in the Memorial Day exercises. The
storm Of a couple of weeks ago he
reports as having been particularly
severe over that way. At Alsen the
hailstones were the size Of hens eggs
and accompanied by severe winds,
much damage being done to building
and other property interests.
g. Macdonald was here Monday
for a short visit from Hannah. They
are looking for q visit from hi
brother, Neil Macdonald, who hal
lately had the degree Of Doctor q
Education entered upon him a
Harvard univeraity. His wife who
has been spending most of the pas
winter In Calf, will accompany hin
on his visit to the old home FOR /
short summer vacation.