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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08

Citation for HEARING ON Final AccOunt
and 10r Distribution.
State OF Minnes0ta, County Of Stearns,
in Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate OF Margit
Sonstegaard, Decedent.
The State Of Minnesota, to all per-
sons interested in the final account and
distribution OF the estate Of said dece-
dent: The representative of the above
named decedent, having filed in this
Court his final account of the admins
atration of the estate OF said decedent.
together with his petition praying for
the adjustment nj allowance Of said
final account N for distribution Of
the residue of said estate to the per-
son thereunto entitled.
Therefore You, and Each of You, are
hereby cited m required to show,
cause, if n you have, before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House in the City OF st.
Cloud in the County of Stearns, State
of Minnesota, on the
18th Day of September, 1921,
at 8 o'clock "A. M, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, The Judge OF said Court.
n seal OF said Court this 22nd day Of
August, 1921.
(seau j. B. HIMsL,
James r. Bennett, Jr.
Attorney for Petitioner. 241 8
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21t b~erfaufen.

Gin gan3 bor5iglibes, apeiiikiges
init 2eoer uberoadtes @ef6brt nit
|feiner 2eiteritange nnb ghdften Nv
nibt r1eu, aber itets gut in Oba6t
genommen un6 IN gltem 3uitanbe.
SHE 4usitattnng bouitdn6ig. @oitete
$500 IN Der 5abrif gu Crop, g. g.,
un6 fem beiieres murbe lie in Stearns
.go1tntp geieben. Sd babe feinen Sc.
.brnu9 bafir. 8reis $4,000. s. 81.
Gilman, ct. CLOUD, gelepbon 141.
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Plaintiff,

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That
under n by virtue of a Judgment and
decree in the above entitled consolidat-
ed action, duly entered in said District
Court in and for said Stearns County,
Minnesota, on the 18th day OF August.
1921, a certified transcript of which has
been delivered to me, ], the under
signed, Sheriff OF said Stearns County.
will sell, at public auction, to the high
est bidder for cash, on Saturday, the
first day of October, 1921, at ten O'clock
In the forenoon OF said day, at the
West Front OF the st. Cloud In
stitute Building Temporarily used for
9 House purposes), in the City of
st. Cloud, Stearns County, Minnesota.
In separate parcels. h premises and
and decree, to-wit:
lying n being In the County Of
Stearns and State OF Minnesota, de-
scribed as follows, to-wtt:
Lots Nine 60 and Ten (1O) In Block
Ten t1l0l In South Side Park Addition
to st. Cloud, Minnesota, according to
the plat and survey thereof on Ale and
OF record In HI Office OF the Register
OF Deeds In and for said Stearns
County.
Dated. ST. Cloud. Minnesota, August
18th. 1921.
Sheriff Of Stearns County, MINI.
r.. Brewer
Donohue Quigley,
Hubert Hansen,
Attornsys { 3 Lienors and Judgment
81. Cloud, MINI. 41-7t
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son 30 trustee Tor william w. Bissell.
William Nv. Bissell, and Joanna "A.
Bissell, his wife, John Bissell, James
II. Bissell, and Addie Belle Bissell, his
wife. David s. BisseIL Robert w. Bis
sell, Albert Bisseli, Joseph e. Bis
sell. Maria w. Bissel1, Sarah Eliza
Bissell, Nancy Semple Bissell, Mary
p Spang and Norman Spang, her
husband, D. S.Wilson as guardian of
Albert Bissell and Joseph 3. Bissell,
Arthur I'll. Mills, Caleb Dorr and Ce-
lestia A Dorr, his wife, John q.
Brockway and Elizabeth Brockway,
his wife, James A. Lovejoy and Han
nah Loyejoy, his wife, Sumner W.
Farnham n Eunfce e. Farnham, his
wife, James f. Stevenson and Loyisa
&C. Stevenson, his wife, James f.
Stephenson, Frank A. Stevenson and
Julia A. Stevenson, his wife, Robert
r. Stevenson and Adelaide Steven
son, his wife, Bertha J.. Kohler and
Christian Kohler, her husband, Anna
M. Swift and Levant r. Swift, her
husband, William "A. Stevenson, John.
d. Stevenson and Matte e. Steven
son, his wife,, Thomas G.. Moulton and
Mary Moulton, his wife, also all other
persons unknown claiming any right,
title, estate. interest or lien in the
real estate described in h complaint
herein, Defendants.
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st. GlemS Nlarftbcri<bt.
$50. / 8ei5en $1.36.
SEQ. 2. 8ei5en $1.31.

,HSS@a5 t-##5 DOG
SEQ. / @ei5en $1.36.
SEQ. 2. 8ei5en $1.31.
Goggen Sec.
@erite 48c.
@nfer Soc.
&orr 45c.
Slor $t.34.
Mebl $4.55 50 giuno.
&leie $1.O5.
Efforts $1.O5.
@emablenes 51ltter $1.50.
Bemnbleneg s4orn $3.50.
MoggenmebI So. %.
Corn WeaI $2.35.
Screenings $1.75.
Butter 35-37
Butter Sat iiiB 42c.
Ger $3.50.
@artofeI $1.1O-$1.2V8 ufd)eI.
81. 25-$1.5O 100 Bfutro.
3peibeln 3c-5c Bfnnb.
&raut 3--4c Hfnno.
Mnpn Bobne11 Sc 8fun6.
8urfen &c Bfun6.
tomatoes 5000 8uidel.
8niiermelonen 23c Bfun6.
MepfeI 2-3c Hflin6.
Srnngen 35-70c 9useno.
3itronen Soc 8ubero.
Bananas 2 8furb 25c.
8irnen 40c D1iken6.
8firiihe $1.55 &iite.
@iloes Seu $50 Eor1le.
gIober nr16 EimotbD $12 Biz ST;
per Come.
5fiere $4.5O-$5.OO.
Seiferg $4.5O-$5. 90.
gunen-$3. 90 S 8 80.
@iibe $4-$$4.5O.
5dfpeirte, Ieidte, $500 Big $3.50
idtpere $500 Biz $3.50; geidlndte
$40 Bis Sill.
adIber s6 Bis $3.50; geidIadte
$40 Biz $1t.
Qdrnr1er 81 BIG So.
shdfe So Bic 81.
6ennen 15--17c.
ss,1rge 6ibner 2O-23cG fnnb.
S1b1le 12-13e.
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6arm at berfanfen.

Die iogenannte Beter Sired Barm,
5tpei Meilen peitlib pom Niaage
Ipon, beitebeno aus 225 Mder nno
@ebdnoen 1T biuig al fanfen, tells
IN 8aar nno tells auf 3eit. Nad-
frogen ino 5n ridten an Ebomas
5nrbaniof, ct. Gloub, Minn. At
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31t berpadtem.

Cine 100 Nder Sarm, cine Meile
bon Stride nnb Shalle nno. giien-
bnbnitation. 2an6. nr6 @ebdu6e I'M
beiten 3uftan6. Na95utragen Bel
Seinrih &ilinn, 81. 1, ct. glol1o.
Mir11. ba
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SUMMONS.
The State of Minnesota to the above
named pfc. EAG4f< 94S# sS#$E ~

named Defendants:
You and each Of you are hereby sum-
moned and required to answer the com-
plant OF the. plaintiff In the above en-
tlt!ed action which has been fled IN the
serve your answer thereto upon the
subscriber, by copy, at his ofhce In h
City OF st. Cloud, Minnesota. within
twenty days after the service OF this
g OF such service; and II you fail 20
answer said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiffs will apply TO
the Q for the relief demanded in
the complaint herein.
Dated at St Cloud. Minnesota, this
goth day of August, 1921.
J.. 3. PATTISON,
Attorney for plaintiffs. 3
st. Cloud, Minnesota.
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Noe 1onrh Nor 6onmfvs
St.a.r3
1oItliIttHQle p0it
County, Ulnne1oIQ.
-
guf antraa tpurbe folgenher 8eidlnB
eefabt: gei es BON Der 8eborne Der
goymth Comm: Gre aon Stees.s go,ntp
S.. m, be1d1IoI.., nas folgeno bsidrie@
h. e, @ea: 1 nianenb in, Centrum SeS
{ m,ts Grunf sasslstgss ~. - 'sa opcr
,.aee Dem Gent. usa ss:,:sn g. Conn
5s,o 12S, 8a,tse 81 ms III iielifer SO:
!r,,o iiber 5,.sss..1a. g, =. 81 ST. lllos
!:,.. @ierteisse snn Ssf.:c1 ~ laus
f.rb; hann in - Ha;aI i2z Ssa''se o..
-. 6 iiber ssf-so." ) ";a ~ s.. s.s
r.~ Yunfte nave es;h 22sntfsm f:.1 Sez
III. 10; oanm ;M,1s; ~ &'e,isl &c sInss
iden Seftionen 10 nnb y; oarn olll'u
cine balbe @eeile our 9. Y. gde Don
Seftion is; oann iioltb. amer Nse'le!'
CUR gde bon eeftionen 20, -, :. %
nnb bort enSerb i'm 9taats arunt soa<
tpese Mo. SO, be5eidnet als staats A'o
8es $50. IA. sebaut uno n~ater1alfe1'
tperoen lou bon gel1d1n1em sou''V ~"
ter Surisbittion bes Staatsbodtpegs&e<
partements. 9aoiert. 81. Glo'o, Den y.
auault, 1921.
g.9. 2abr, goriiser. Bal. German.
Saeob Beber. Wstdael So1o, s. s.
8orgmann, gountpbeb0rne.
g. 81. 2abr. goriiter. Bal. german,
Sacob Beber, Ii6ael 2oio, s. 5.
Iuf antrag tpurbe folgenoer BeidlnB
eefabt: Sci es bon Der Gountb@8eboroe
bon 5tearns COUNTY. Minn., beidlo1lel1,
bab Der County : !9odtpeg Sngentellr Die
nottpenbiee 8ermeiung mode lno Fld&
ne, Spesifiiationen u,1b abi9Gen11een f1r
ben 8au ienes Eeiles beg Staats Ato 8ez
ees $50. 2 bon Der gde bon Settto'1en
IA, is, 90, 90, Sotpnibip 1876, Gange
SO Biz our gde Ser Settionen 26. y,
"a, S5, Soipnibip 1877. Range 80 als
elm 5taats Mio 8es e%nttperfe, Der nls
Sob SEC. 22O1 befannt fem ion. Bon Der
~gountbbeborbe am 9. Guguft 1921 an
eenpmmen.
g. 81. 2abr. goriiter Der gountns
beb5roe bon Stearns gonrtp,
Minn.
8eftdtist; Ri@olas Sbon,eb, County,
aubitor.
8ommiHdr Sacob 8eber unterbreitez
tie f%oIeenben 8eidluB unb benntraste let
ne Mnna6me: 9a in boiler l1%ebereinftin1<
ml1na nit ben gorfebrunsen beg @apie
ters $50 Der %alIeenteinen @efebe bon
MinneSota 1905 unb Der beri9iebenen
gfte Die beigefugt nnb inpplimentiert
fino, fol6e 96ritte redtmdBig unb GEE
5ebIid eetan tpurben, bab elm 6ffentli>
der Ma1asaraben redtmdbig Io8iert n1b
etabIiert tpuroe nit getpiKen 3peisen
unb 2~atternlen, teiItpei{e in 5tenrns
gountb aeleaen 1ub teiItpeiie in @anbipos
I'll gp1nth I'M 5toate Wtnneiotn, unb be-
fannt nIs S1biciaI 9itd) Summer 8,
gteorns unb @arbibohi Counties, Minn.,
unb ba es untpioerrufIid in reberein<
ffimmu1na NIT ben go%rfebrunaen beg bieg@
besiiorideu @e5ebes beitimmt 1T, boB Sic
bab,rd, ertpirfte WlsIooe unb Sic err
fpirft tpirb burd 2%osierune, @onifrufftiion
unb gtnbIierura zines 10 aroBen geiIes
beg beIaateu iuoiaieuen grabens, aIs in
gtearns COUNTY, Minn., aeleeen 1T o6er
in elmer ioIden 8eaiehuno al 2dnbereiz
en-, Sic babel affiaiert tperoen, a1,rn tpe<
nieifen Die summe bon $51, 675 erreiz
den; nnb ba nidt aeniioenb @elb inn
gdabamte bes aeuannten gonuth bor~
banben lit, INN Sic WrsIoae, sic ~ertpirft
tplhb brfrh 2oaierura, gonitAieruro
unb gtabrierunq zines folden seires bes
iubiaieneu grabens SO. 8, ale in
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11an1l6aft $500; =. Rossnnro 70
sfdu<Selt S529;; aSH. nno a1.De
re. Arbe,t an Staatsfpeg S5do.oo' Sep
|Sten. Heparatur e1nes 8esezsrae $1.>
"; Anton R.s8!eB i. 5te1te etres 'sIll.
Iges nao Ntdbn1a1a1ne $e.oo; '1opsl
Ntfg. 20. Neparaturen on sSe9e aIna
I$19.73; Martin Solo, supplies In1
l9taatsneg $153.35; Ntc11battm S1l 20
Supplies fur staatstpeg $65.lo; 1tels
role 2uu1ber eor1t'a11p, Ntater1al III
5taatstpeg 81; Nortbtpeltern Stl w.
Snpplies fir Staatstpeg 5000; pes
Igletben 5nppltes fhr 9fo. 2lOl Sso1
$167.60; BaDnesbtle Soprlb'p, Srl1s
denarbeit $72S.27; Solepb 6nliier, ban
lbe8abIt fir Srud 8eparatnr $500; N,
8. S9neioer, Gnffretbe1 bon BegezgSaz
gen $25; SerDinanb 59ulb, bar be5abld
fri Bege>S upIies $6.79-
Scarf gpieer, 9nitreiben eines &is
|9en19uppens $32; t5anbaro Oil Co.,
|5upplies fir Staatstpeg $3.50; Sobn
fir 2anb gebrauW fnr
l9tnatsapede $35; Simes 9rnddgeieuz
lihaft, Mn8eige fir 8ege Sruds $40;
90. s. 8ieber, Mnto @ebiibr na6 $40.
|21Ot SOB 1920; Mlbonb gnterpri5e,
ger6ffentIidnng Der Moti3 fir Qebrerz
prifnnaen $2,25; 8m. S. Nloen, Sriez
bengaebubren - Sberion $4.85; @ielfe
$9.4O; Soc $685.; Meidert S $3.50; 3ie>
hen Ser Ge5duorenen $500; SC.
|Dunn, goronersaebmbren unt Nuslagen,
in Sofeph &ebs 8nbn]innsfam $64.74;
!. s. Borqmann, 9ienft bel Der Mnsz
nleibd1nasbeborbe $780,; pesglei6en
go1tr1tn Romniflar gaaesz uub Weilenz
aebiihr S15O.4o; grooten Mebietp, Ser
SffentIihuno ser Notia fir Qebrerprmfz
|,,nn S4s9b. stnbt ct. gIolb - Bef0z
Hionno BON gountn @efonoenen $4,000;
Reinio,,noaonsInoen benin gourthous
so,ore :s22 20. cSohn 8. Dominif,
Observation-Disclosures $498.so
sRohert W gno1h Qeit,,no Der Qehrer~
nriif,,nn so. ssnir 0nfs Qpboe sanitaz
r;,,,, gehonnrvno.n nm gntienten S54. 25:
ar;h gross g. 1891 stenerbiiher unb
,g,,nnr;ea 5000 90. sobn.s.. @eIa. Co
rorersoeh;;hren ,,nh g,,sraoen gh6fer
o. 4 nent,sn;,n eo,,ntn. gefStianno
go s4aa,.,a r,,,n+n msfn,oenen st8 :
moI asrnor 9;enite hi Mnso1ei<
ssffentr;d,, 81 gotia Fir aebrer@
s.as,,sa o.. 3 . an,4 4,,arooen he;n,
1ahn.hr;nas,, So. r. ,,rn 8 Wn,ns nod
an];nasasa1;s &c %. e 3 aobr g,ie,fte
~; -, Observation-Disclosures sac 81.
sssors;aen go,,ntn eonnr,;i5ar snnps.
mr. Mse;rer-meb;;hren s1o4s 80. mi6oe1
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NOTICE OF LIS PENDENs.

(Same parties az in summons immed.
lately preceding this notice.)
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State Of Minnesota, County Of S~tearns.
Ssh District Court, 7th judicial
District.
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ESherfn,s Sale OF Real Estate Unde
Judgment Of Foreclosure.

Powell Hardware CompanyA a COR
poratfon, Plaintiff.
VS..
Fred J.. Blunt, Rose Bunt, his wife,
First National Bank Of st. Cloud,
q corporation. Mathew Hall n
John H. Kropp, Defendants.
w9. GruDer. ). Plaintiff,
Fred. ]. Blunt and Rosa Blunt, his
wife, Mathew Hall, Joseph p. Mum
singer, o H. Kropp and First
National Bank OF st. Cloud, Min
nesota, Defendants.
Mathew Hall, Plaintiff,
Fred. j. Bunt and Rose Blunt, his
wife, Powell Hardware Company, q
corporation, John III. Kropp, VIM.
Gruber, Joseph F. Munsinger. Thiel-
man Hardware Company, a cOrpor-
alton, and The First National Bank
Of st. Cloud. a corporation,
Defendants.
C. +. Ladner Hardware Company, and
Frank Axell, doing business under
the name and style OF Axell Elec-
trio Shop, Additional Defendants.
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sbtpeinefeH 15c gfnrb.
@dnfe 10 bis 12c; leben0ig 10
|18c.
Elrfeps 90 Big 25c; gefdIad,.
tet 3Q-35c.
Gnten 14---15, gefdIohtet 10
22c.
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Gseiittttpod, ben 10. Nuguft, 1921.
Ser gertagure getndbb trot bic gonn<
tbbebSrbe 5nfnrnu1en; g. g. 2nbr goriib<
er 1ilb que Mitelieber %artpeieub. anf
Nntrae tD1rbe Die Mednlng Der 5tnbt
gnuf Centre fir $4,000 fir Reporotir
an Der Menin 5traBerbriide in ge1a11l1z
Ter @tnbt BON Der geb5rbe bertporfen.
auf Mntrog toltrben fpIgerbe Med5nltugen
Iin gnder bes irbi5ieIen grnbens $50. 8
gtearrs 1lrb @a1tbibobi golirties erln11bf
nnb 3dbIltng III berbidItnismdfbiieem Nns
tell ee11difb elmer bonn Diftriftgeriidt sez
troHerer1 11r,b bonn go,ir1tb Nlbitor nif<
ae6obenen 8eitir1rtlti,g nr1georbnet: s.
So. Saines 5000; g BDlter $$1.25
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f$ Il. III Bolbmiin5e In Der Sirit
aafioaaI 8ani. Minneopolis. Minn, 5dbs
len, bies ii bic halbidbrlide Gbi6lasss
3nbInng Ser Sntereiien an ieinem
fentIiden Drainage Grnber Bomb, bas
tiert ]. ssuni. 1921. SEQ.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-04-21
l''' !'4t School
usD' ~ NOTES

Our track team is out in full force
They are working hard and ought to
take honors at the meet in the spring
The High School highly appreciates
the work of the Langdon Womans
Club representatives in the debate
held on Monday night, April 18th.
Both sides worked hard but the High
School worked hardest. because it
brought home the bacon. The High
School made about thirty-eight dollars
which will be used TO take the Girls
Glee Club to Grand Forks to take
part in the state musical contest in
the spring
The Girls Glee CLUB girls are work
ing hard and expect to make y credit
abe showing at the meet this spring
DR.. Smith spoke to the hign school
last week about the care Of the mouth
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-04-21
JUDD II. KIRKHAM
Physician and Surgeon
Office ALERT & Winter Block
TELEPHONE; Residence los
Langdon, N. Oak.

Fred Borousky is among the Lang
don sidewalk farmers who during the
the week have forsaken their fami-
liar haunts around town and have
suddenly HE'D Themselves to the
scene of rural activities until the
crop acreage has been sown.
Attorney E. E. Fletcher is back on
the job in his law Offices after over a
months stay in one of the hospitals
at the Forks since undergoing an
other operation. It will be crafty
ing for Mr.. Fletcher's friends to
learn that there is every prospect Of
his having been benefited perma
nently. +
H. j. Reisland, the optical special
ist, we'll known for several years for
his superior ability in fitting eyes
and grinding glasses right here
will be at the U. c. T. Hotel from
April 29th to May 18th, all day. See
him if you need skilled service. Any
thing that is made in glasses he
makes to order. Made for you.
August Moritz left Monday for Wall
halla where he has operations under
full swing putting into crop a half
sectionSof farm land he owns near
that town. 1t is understood that
Mrs. Moritz and the children will
continue to remain in Langdon DUR
ing the summer in order to take adj
vantageof the city schools.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-04-21
DR.. E. J. Hughes
DENTIST
A. Nj. HOURS PM.
8 to u Phone 112 l to 6
SCHULKE BLOCK Langdon, N. d.
Talk with 7. E. Burke.

Talk with T. E. Burke.
George E~dwprthy visited asnumber
Of his old Langdon friends while here
from Hannah a couple of days last
week on a business matter.
If you think you cant afford to re-
place your old battery with "a new
@EXIDE'' drop in and let US show
you some of the bargains we have in
guaranteed, rebuilt batteries. AL.
Heapy. ..EXIDE" Battery Service
Station.
Mrs. Emard came up from Grand
Forks OF Friday, called home by the
condition of her mother, Mrs. Foy,
whose illness of the past couple. of
months has lately taken a serious
turn. 1t is understood that other
away from home members of the
family have been notified of the crit
cal turn taken in the illness of their
mother.
Mrs. Frank Shortridge is quite
seriously i'll at the home of her moth
er, Mrs w. D. Thompson, in Calvin
On Wednesday afternoon she gave
birth to twin boys. n of whom died
at birth. A trained nurse is in attend
ance and Mrs. Shortridge is receiving
the very best of attention and her
complete recovery is hoped for.
Calvin Times.
Leo Hughes is here this week look
ing after the spring work on his farm
northeast of town. He does not ex
Tpect to IN hack to Minneapolis until
fall, where he has bsen engaged with
his brother Arnold in looking after
the business of the Tells.All account
ing systems. He will spend the sum
mer on the 400 acre tract OF the land
he has over in the Duluth district,-
NINTH Journsi
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-04-21

Mannasa Myers was here last Fri
day from his farm in the western
part of the county.
P. Heating was at the Thos. Keat-
ing home at Easily a couple of days
the early part Of the week.
G. Brecke was here again a day or
two of last week from Milton giving
probate court matters his attention.
Walter G. Hunter, the Wales mer-
chant spent a short time in the city
yesterday attending to business mat
tiers between trains.
Mrs. b. Prom arrived on yester-
days passenger from Milton for a
short visit at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Tom Smith.
Mrs. Jas. Maher took Tuesdays
train to Grand Forks for a visit with
friends of the family during the bal
of the week.,
Mrs. Felix McGauvran was a visitor
while here from Osnabrock a couple
of days last week at the home of her
brother Thomas Brady.
City Assessor j. K. Hamilton is
expecting to start on his round of
calling on Langdon property owners
4his week with his listing blanks.
Jos. L. Richardson, the league
organizer and county manager, re-
turned Tuesday from his ten days
trip to headquarters in Fargo and
st. Paul.
A. l. vessey is among the mum
Der of Langdon people who are laid
up and under the Doctors care this
week with a prospect Of being
around again in a few days.
Attorney Devaney is looking for
the return the end of the month of
Mrs. Devaney and their little son,
Edwin, from their s%ojourn of the
greater part of the winter in the Rio
Grande Valley of Southern Texas.
Joseph Metzger and wife were
departing passengers Tuesday. They
expect to again make their home in
Southern Minnesota. although Mr..
Metzger is still the owner of a valu-
able farm property in Mt. Carmel
to wnship. Il.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-04-21
KING UMHONORED AND UNsUNG
Milan of Serbia Probably the Greatest
Profligate of Which There Is
Record.

More than n king has died in poy-
erty and some have died in disgrace,
but it remained for King Milan of
Serbia to die without a throne, with
out a country, without a dollar and
without a friend, hated by his coun-
trymen, laughed at by all who met
him, and despised by his own son
and wife. He was born in 1854, and
in 1868 we find him in Paris, a blase
roue of fourteen, who got drunk,
smoked cigars, associated with
gamblers, street women and thieves,
and already an avowed atheist and,
hater of virtue and %decency. The
death of his second cousin. Michael
~, put him on the throne. He mar
ried a beautiful girl of sixteen. who
loved him and who bore him a son.
All went well until she caught
him making love to a middle-aged
Austrian spy woman in a royal for
est. After that he barred the cloven
hoof, choked and insulted the queen,
hated his son and began a career of
drunkenness and wickedness that
disguised his subjects. He was
forced to abdicate. and although
later his son, then king, brought
him back rs commander in chief of
the Serbian army, he returned this
favor by attempting to kill his own
child. He IA ordered out of the
country, and ended up as a hanger
on OF low saloons and dives in Vien-
ma, scorned even by the walters and
coarse women that frequented the
places.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-04-21
Talk with T. E. Burke.

Talk with 7. E. Burke.
Clement Tourand was a Monday
passenger up the line transacting
business at Dire sden and Wales.
Ole J.. Eide was q business visitor
here from Calvin on Thursday
Chief of Police Kenny Perry is
back on the job after a ten days con-
finement to the home by sickness.
Miss Consuela Myers came down
from Calvin Friday for a week end
visit at her home east of town.
Have your shoes repaired at the
20. k shop, opposite the City
Hall. Emile Mason, proprietor.
Jno. j. Mahoney was under the
weather several days of last week on
account of being badly crippled up
with sciatic rheumatism.
Jabe j. Souch goes to Wales this
week to take charge of the farm
produce market and cream station
that has been lately located there.
Mrs. Jerry Kelland returned on
Tuesday from a week. visit at Wales
and other points in the western part
of, the county.
W. A. Monroe returned Monday
from his Bismarck trip where he at
tended the state Yeoman convention
as a Langdon delegate last week.
"Doc"Frye found time to look up
a number of Langdon friends while
here yesterday for a short time on
business during the after noon,
Mrs. W. "A. Scott arrived in the
the city yesterday from points in
Minnesota, where she has been max.
a visit with old friends of the family
Miss Agnes Mclean was able
to resume charge of her classes in
in the high school this week after
several days of leave of absence ow.
ing to sickness.
Joseph Myers is another ex-Han-
nah resident who went north on Mon.
days train from GRAD Forks to look
after his farming interests on the
shores of Rush Lake.
Mrs. Bryson was a, passenger re-
turning to the city on Tuesday from
Mimic, where she has been visiting
with her sister, whose bereavement
was occasioned by the death of her
husband about a month ago.
Jas Austin went north from Grand
Forks to Hannah on Mondays train to
oversee the getting underway Of the
springs work on the Poplar Grove
stock farm, which adjoins the enc
town.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-04-21

What about that crate OF p1geoEs
out in the barn?" asked the COOK.
"How many are there?' asked the
lady.
about eighteen" was the answer.
well, wiring their necks and fix
them up"
Dinner was served and the large
platter Of squads was brought to the
table.
Whats that?" exclaimed the doc
tor.
"Now, Fred, just go ahead and
serve" said his wife.
But what are these?" he expostu-
lated.
Gust some pigeons we found in the
barn." she answered.
Great Scott" he exclaimed, chose
pigeons cost $50 apiece Journal Of
the American Medical Association.