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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19


In its Efforts TO show entsrprise
which II did rot possess ths AFTER
tissr yesterday morning resulted q
ne erossest fakfnS tk3t has been prsc-
ticed On this conmunlty IN many
dzvs. The grossest because the zost
dnssardIy, for taking seems 70 Be the
Advertisers stronghold II Published
at the toe q is erst page what pur-
ported 70 Be q bulletin dated Sep
euBer sth, reading as follows:
Buffalo. y. Y, Sept s. SIS a M
The physicians IN attendance upon
President Mckinley have extracted one
ballet from his chest but cannot find
the other in his abdomen The Prest-
dents temperature Is rising and tne
Doctors have given up hope
The Republican can state IS an ab-
soIute certainty that the ADVERTISER
did not have in its possession and
never received any such buiIetin- In
fact the very latest news il received
on the steamer Para was that con
tanned IN the Los Angeles Evening
Express Of Saturday. September 9Th
The very latest bulletins brought here
on the Para were those appearing IN
this paper the one dated 1885 p. m
saying that the Presidents condition
was most hopeful. Another dispatch
from Cleveland. Ohio. dated ct 4:3t
,. m, and which was published in The
Republican for what It was worth
said that Dan R Hanna had Just re
celFed q telegram from his father
Senator Hanna, saying that the Presi
dent was worse ana could not live
Aside from this one dispatch from
Cleveland there was nothing in the
news brought by the Para TO warrant
such a fake telegram as was published
by the Advertiser. The publishing o.
such a telegram leading people tt
believe that the next boat would bring
news OF the Presidents death wal
most reprehensible and merely goe.
to show to what depths the disreputa-
bic and deeaying Advertiser viii g
in pretended efforts at being enter
prising.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

There was a well filed house last
night when the curtain at the Opera
House went up on the first act of the
pretty opera The Geisha." which was
charmingly presented by the little people
of the Lilliputian Company.
Little Madge Williams aged 4, as Miss
Mollie Seymour. whose love of mischief
gets her into serious difficulties in Orien
tai affairs. won the heart of the audience
and generous Dlaudits with her dainty
personality and her pretty dancing as
well as her sweet childish treble. Miss
Daphne Trott. as Tommy Stanley off
GER of the Turtle" was the hit of the
evening. with her clever acting in diminu-
tive. Miss May Topping. aged 8, as the
French attache of the tea house. was a
fetching bit of humanity, and her French
accent and mannerisms were remarkably
clever. O Mimoso San. the chief Geisha.
was eleverly represented by Miss Alice
Bennetto. aged u. who has a sweet voice
and is a charming little Japanese in the
part. Each one of the little folks is a
wonder in his or her way. and the en-
tirety of the opera presented by these
diminutive actors was most charming and
delightful The costuming is beautiful.
and little fault could be found with the
performance in any way. 1t would be a
credit TO company of Older actor folk.
The Geisha" will be presented again
tonight, and tomorrow evening ''The Belle
of New York
The superior { y service of the Hawa-
iian Electric Light Company was. again
publicly demonstrated during the per-
Torrance. Just as the curtain was going
up on the third act sudden and complete
darkness enveloped audience. orchestra
and stage. and for fully FIVE minutes the
Opera House remained without illumina-
tions. the audience submitting patiently.
as becomes a Honolulu audience accus-
toned to the idiocyncracies and uncer-
tainties of this city's electric light mon
ODoIy
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19

tesrk thres nEsss nsssk e pors Har6A.
Ma. sepsazhex tn TIE seeus q fozE
* ten sEre Esscued = tk< 1tas4TizE
|crs~ cnsize IT, night. khix<E-eizE< PSI
Aras Al t1id Rz3 tte crs<rs e The SIR
10 ara s-in o. fheir vessels 6zE II 10
aazgsr
1rSslsfsszs< Etrsek Ssss Clrv. kan.
81 Sepsenser sEh. ard i - estimated thzE
ever eight Inches q Eater fell Bridges
end ssdewalks we're WISHED out cellars
were essoded and several snail houses
rere unaerufnd
TIE Turkish Porte. i i said i en-
deav1ring 70 cone 70 : direct understand
inE with fhe French claimants against
the Ottoman government. hoping thEs ID
deprive the French government q its
ErpanSs fog sctie1-
Barriers coIsun has returned fro1 =
1ts9-zziie march thro1gh the SenekAl dis
tricf- South Africa. The soldiers we're
eryrhere. 10 troops haTing visited thar
rezion since DecembeT.
The Korean government has issued an
order that no nee or grain Should be e.
ported the cause being that little short Of
famine threatens the country on account
Of q lack az rain. The whole eoHntry IS
In most dreadful state
A German vessel has landed 3 cargo Of
coal on the island Of Farssr- in the Red
Sea. on a dock constructed By the Ger
man government. which l. understood 10
be negotiating with Turkey for the lease
Of eoaIing station there.
Members Of the California Board OF
| Railroad Commissioners have been given
10 understand that the case OF the Los
Angeles Traffic Association against the
Southern Pacific and the Santa Fe roads
win not be brought to triai.
An ofEeial dispatch received from Mo
zambiqsIe announces the seizure By the
/ Portuguese government officials near Res.
emo Garcia. on the Transyaal frontier, OF
large supply of dynamite and ammu-
milton intended for the Beers.
The annual convention of the California
State Spiritualists' Association was called
10 order. September 9th. By State Presi-
dent NJ. 8. Norton of San Francisco
There were 20 delegates present from San
Francisco. Oakland and San Jose
The new tariff schedule arrived at Ma
Mia By the transport fitzpatrick. The
public desires the Philippines Commission
to hold open sessions on Wednesdays and
Thursdays. when the changes proposed
by the merchants viii be considered.
An Indignation meeting attended by SOC
Poles. of which it is estimated there So
900 in New York City. was held at the
Church of ST. Stanislaus. on September
Sth. and bitter words of condemnation OF
Czolgosz and his crime were uttered.
The Bay View iron workers meeting
latter stormy session at Milwaukee, Wis
on September Sth. broke up in row. The
radical element left the hall. and the ne
naming members, not quite half of those
in attendance, voted to return to work.
Forest fires were ravaging the country
about st. Johns, n F.. September Sth,
and threaten several large timber districts
there. Twenty houses have been de-
stroyed in the settlement of White Bay
and it is feared that other villages have
been burned.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19

In dealing with man. remember L.
4 spoonful Of Oil viii 80 farther than 4
gallon Ct vinegar The same nay be said
of children. There is nothing 50 GOOD
for children as the old-fashfoned castor
OH However much they ahhor It. II Is
their best medicine for disorders Of the
bowels In the most severe cases Of
aiasrkoea ana dysenfery. hcwesvr Cham
herlzin's Cello. ChoEera and Diarrhoer
Remedy should h. gixen after the oil OBJ
crates. and quick cure Is sure 70 fol-
low For sale hy 81 druggists and deal-
erS BENSON. SAT1sd & CO. Agents
Tor Hawaii. :
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19
A CHEERFUL WHISTLER.

When troubles in battalions
Come TO him day by day,
He looked toward the morning
An whistled 'em away
In all the storm and darkness
He saw the rainbow's ray,
Heard voices of the morning
And whistled grief awayl
He felt the fall of Sorrow
But what was there 20 say2
Far off the bells were ringing:
He whistied care away.
No night the morning sunshine
With solemn shades could slay:
Forever and forever
He whistled grief away!
Frank L. Stanton.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19

zOxOIULU. h T.. SEPT. 10, 1901
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19

There seems bit little doubt that
the wicked attempt npoa the life OF
Pesident Mckinley win result IA iegis-
lation ~ Congress making attempts
upon the life Of the President punish
able By death. and Il win also result
IN more strict essOrts Tor keeping anar-
eAisis eut q the unltsd States.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19

Success is about to crown the efforts
of the oil producers of California TO form
a great corporation with a capital stock
of S15.000,000 to S100.000.000, for the
purpose of protecting and promoting their
interests. Eighty per cent of the oil pro
ducers of the Kern river and McKittrick
districts have. according to ". s. Porter
already signed the preliminary agreement.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19

Subscribers to The Republican not
receiving their papers promptly win
confer favor by notifying the Bust
ness Office. Telephone Main 21S.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-01
Y Rassettba1rper @daete; gienstae, ben 1. ga,uar 1901:

finoerrei9e @emeinbe bon ct. Hicoz
laus irgsnbfpo in MinneIptd nod
i%iberbietet. Sier fennt maj feline ges
miid)te Gbe. 9ie 8rartz unb Hez
auiemmefe 1T Bel gbeidliebunsen,
reip. Gei6en, niht Hebenilhe i'm
Utebbu6e, Die Ha4mittagss 4npa9ten
iperben ni6t Dor lseren air6enftiiblen
aebalten. @n 8ereiren g BIT IS bier
nur edit 4riittatbolii4e, beren Patrone
bic Sungfrau Wtaria, Der III. SoI,pb,
ct. Qnna, ct. Hicplaus unb Der bl.
Ilo1fius itnb. Wir bab.n nit Treiz
maurern unb Gifts" ni6ts Qebnlis
dies in ben 8ereinsaeiaen unD be-
biirfen feinerlei 8GQe ooer Masteraz
ben, I'm Witslieosr gu gepinnsn.
SplGe Qutoritdten, psl6e nur i'm
9ebrau3e Der englgii9en Sprate bic
Wittel sur Seligteit srbliten, pebz
balb lie nit Sdut unb 6adr Gnes
enqiii6 MAIDEN miiHen, fonnen ges
trpit bic ct. P~irpldusz @emeinbe BON
Nep Warte!, Scott Co., Minneiotd,
in ibrem fernbeutI9en Deien, = PEI
lin sSongen fu Gsbeburg opbem,
NIT ir9eno elmer 9emeinbe BON glei.
dem Otter unb glei9er Sesieusabl in
besus auf hriitfatboliihem Settle,
atrdenbsiu9 unb S9mud ferielben
unb Defenders be5iisli6 Der Drift
fattplii den 9rtfe oerglei9en, no
bic englii6e Spra6s bon jsber i'm
Gebrau4 mar, unb fei ie audi
iraeno cine &atbebrdl : Pfarrei
ir9enbpp in Nmerifa. = Mtt an
beren beuti9en ober audi polniiden
@emeinben bierSulanbe polte iie
einen 8erglei9 ober gar Wsttlduf
apar nod ni9t aufuebmen, Ipnbern
muir nit pfarreien, mo bic englif6e
SpraGe rein unb tlar per5apft pirb,
= Son bieier Settle bat bieie Sc
meinbe feline Goncurrena 81 fiir6ten,
10 lange lie beuti6 blsibt. Dirb lie
einmal engliid Iiein, 10 pirb tie bon
iraenb einem 8erelei9 ni9ts pifeu
pollen. 8eoba6ter.""
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-01
6robher,oethum.
Ius Ger bauptita6t.

Ser bp6p'I IT. s. r. 8if9of
lit nit Ieinem 8egleiter, Srn. Heftor
8artbel BON ieinsr Homretie MOBILIZE
balten auriidsete6rt.
Ser 27ziGbrise & NJ
f6ipper Sfmit bonn 2esten Stiis
Der, Der auf b:eiieem Gentralba9nbof
bic &ansiermaItipeu nit Spblen 81
rerIprgen bat, bate ii6 Wtittags ges
gen baIb 1 llbr, noabem er nit ieiner
@rbeit fertig mar, in eine WGrterbuoe
sum Musruben hinseieBt. gr bate
uerabe cine Yfeife anseitedt, ais er
plDbli6 in bic SObe fprdns nit benz
Iuaruf: rMfir piro's i3l,9t!" Sm
felben M~ueehblid fiel er als 2eihe gu
8oben. Sin plDblider SsrSI9las bats
te ieinem Qeben Elm gnbe gema6t.
@m 4. December prsels be-
CAB ii9 Der 4~0zidbrise WoGpeber
Semmer aus Yfaffentbal in 8esleiz
tuns elmer iiingeren Sabritarbeiterin
na6 pulpermii6l, mo- er auf Der Srts
frtfabrit bsI6Gftist lit; in Yulpers
mill angetommen, fiiblte er fid un=
pobl uno trat in Elm @irtbsbaus elm,
Inn Ii9 elm Glas @r1nntpein g'ben
Az lafen. &aum bate er Ylob gez
npmmen. 10 iant er bonn Stubl uno
mar cine 2eide.
Grnennungen i'm 9e6rer Bers
Tonal. gs purb,n ernannt: SRI. Gonz
rab, a~nsebenbs Gebr.rin, uad 8'rds
bera; Sr. 2;nbsn, aueetenoer 2ehrer,
na6 Gonstbum; Sr. Srii4 : Soaenz
fels na6 Hopot @eboorD; Sr.
S6leimsr, onoebenber 2ebrer, nad
9eibpeiler; Sr. 8irBs9 rauffelt na6
Siebsnaler; 6r. Sreilinser : Marnad
na6 anapboIdeio; Sr. 8r.mer, frib,r
In Saller, na6 9repels; Sr. 2ubpigs
9eibmeiler nd6 Sruuffelt; Sr.
S6duss 8uidroot na6 8pnoerinaen;
Sr. SeuerB StplSemburg mad 8ults
robt.
9n Der @runb : grebit : Nm
italt unb Spdrtaife puroen ernannt:
Gum Bort Der Der @btbeilung fir
Sarlshen Sr. pb. llrbanp, 2'quious
teur; gu commits 2. 8laFe Sr. 8.
Wplff unb Sr. pet. Gpnter; gum Gu
pernumerar Sr. g. @iaen, ale aus
2uremburg.
Sm StabtsefdnsniB In
Stdbtgruno, itorb zines erbauli1tn
Sopes, Der ~40idbriae Sob. 8slarab
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-01

Sm 5errn enti9liefen: Sn gbis
casp, Su.: pst. Silsen, 70 Sabre alt,
1912 Belmont @penue; beerbigt am
q. 9ea. - Srau @nna &att. 2aus
bad, 68 Sabre alt, II Huble Str,
am 49,; beeroigt am q. 0eS.
s. r. g hneibermeiiter $ o L
lenfels bon Rogsrs Yarf, ST.,
pirb nod Serrn Sebn Gnsel bon
@rpelbing Bel Gttelbriid, ols 8esleiter
auf feiner Guropareile BADEN, ipelher
e~benfalls auf bret Monate auf 8efuf
Bel ieinen @Itern bleiben pirb. -
Wir 6offen, bab sic cine sliidlids
unb ansenebms Reiie babeu. tpie aud
cine sliidli9e 3uriidtunft.
Oas 5oIgenbe lit hem p2us
rsmburser Wprt" entnommen:
- SD mub Sbnen bier iiber cine
angenebme lleberraidung ibreibsn,
Die mid teute erfreute. Der beutf9:
@lberus> 8erein unieres 'PrieitersSe
minars CAB bieien Nu9mittug 9Dtbe's
rSpbigenis auf Sauris". @ls ia bic
Sale betrat, mar elmer Der eriten, Die
mid bsgriibten, elm liebenspiirbiger
2anbsmunn aus @repenma9er, ndmz
li9 Der bp6tp. pater @ttinser, 8ene'
bittiner su Monte gdTiino in Stalien.
Oils 8egleiter oes gr5abtes .ieines
Shelters lit er isit bereits einem balbsn
Sabre auf elmer Heiie gu ben perfdiez
benen Rieoerlafunsen Der 8enebitti@
rlsr in BEN Ser. Staateu begriffen.
.9as pGre mir sp9 i'm Sraume ni9t
e~inaefallen", fuste Serr gttinset gum
Sdlub Der @oritelung, obaB id nad
Wilpautee fommen miBts, UNI einmal
elmer @uffiibruns Der .Spbigenie" beis
ipotnen 8u tonnen." Hah einem Mos
nat mirb unier 2anosmann nah Stas
lien auriidtebrsn. s. M. 8aiel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-01
tpeIds I'm Stdnbe iino, ioldes aus
ei1enen Mitt,ln All beStreiten.

tpeId,s I'm Stdnbe limb, ioldes aus
eiaensn Mitt.ln gu beitreiten.
A. @le @ltern Die seiittg uno mora
lid fdbis iinb, Die Gr5iebung ibrer
8inbsr au beiorstn, finb beredttgt uno
perpff6.st, lolde S6ulsn fir pieielz
ZEN aus supGblen, pelde lie fur tbr
aeitlites uno epises @obl als bic se@
eisnetiten balten. ;.
8. Weber Staat nod 9emeinoe lit
bereGtist, einem ainpe FOLDER Gltern,
bic ielbft fdbis iinb, &inber gu err
.sieben, irssnb einen 2ebrer, elm Bud,
einen religiDien prer reltl den Inter
ridt aufSu3pineen gegen ben Wlaen
Der @ltern.
6. Tas eeIammte Stulpeien ion
fpie ale iibrigen 9eperbe uno 8es
fhdfte Der freien GoncurrenS iiberldis
fen iein. Nur penn pripatz unc
Bfarridulen unfdbis limb ben 8eoiirfs
niHen az 9eniieen, ioa bic 8esieruns
fir ben llnterbdlt Der erforberli9en
2ehrer nnb Gebrgebdube iorgen, jeooA
in Der @siTe, bob bic unterri9tsTraiz
belt Der @ltern gepabrt bleibe.
Rur auf bisie Meiie fam ben ge<
redten Wiini9en aler purteien ents
fpro6en tperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-01

ieBte bel WuferbiGig iiber bic iebr
to9gsbenee Moiel mad Der preubif6en
Settle iiber. Sort dnselangt, gerietben
bic pferoe, pabrI9einli6 neil bieielz
ben nod ettpas our6 bic iiberqetretene
Wtoiel geben mubten, in llnrube uno
i6ipentten in bic nilbeR W%olelfIutben.
Uftt linen peri6tpanben Der Waaen
unb leioer AUDI bic Srau Or. 9otts
barot in oenfelben uno trieben muieIz
abpGrts. Sas anfangs per6reitete
Seruht, bab audi 9r. Or. @~ottbarbt
uno Der &utfder ertrunten isien, Be-
itdtigt ii6 ni6t.
|. 81 Ii M. gu Sii6erst @ufIsbern
I'M Nebenamte fir iGmmtIihe &C.
no hsrfreden hes 9esierunssbe3irtes
Sri:r finb unter benz @prbebalte isber-
seitisen Wioerrufs enannt tporoen: a.
Der poliSeibiener Sobann Ritolaus
9renen an gleialf. 4ls beionberer
Iufihtsbeatrt purpen i6m bic Sc
pdReritreden res @If. uno sSbrenbaz
dies nit He6en6d6en in ben 8iiraer=
meiitereien Iuip, !Sdbfd.ib, gleiaIf
unb Wtnterf&eip iiberDieIen. b. Der
Yolt5eioisner Wi6sls gu 8roblanaens
felo. als be~ioHoersr 4ufii6. sbesirt
pureen linn Die 8etpdTeritreden inner
bdlb Der 8iirssrmeiiterei Dinterideib
ubernieien. Gem friibersn 8iiraer.
mstite u~nlerer Stabt unb oes Gamble
airts Risoerpriim =Yronsfelo, 6errn
Steritleutnant a. 3. 8raeff, 1T Der
&ronenoroen 3. &laiIe perlieben
fporoen.
Srier. IS purbsn ernannt: Der
8aplan an ct. Matt6ias 5u Srier,
6err Better WsiBenfels, sum aaplan
au 4bendu; Der aapldn an Il. g.
5raaen ~ 5risr. Ssrr Sof. Otter.
aum Saplan an Ct. Wattbias; ber
4farrsr BON Siimpelfelp, Serr ssrana
Penairg, gum Pfarroermalter BON
Spnntngsn a. b. abr; Ter pfarrer BON
aittn, 6r. Peter Sintfn, gum Yfdrrer
BON Waldorf; Der Bfarrer BON O6er,
tel, Serr Guspar RumpeiGarot, -aum
pfdrrperpdlter bon Qlten.
3isfer beiSrier. Die prei5e
I'M nReusn" b>tpsgen fib bier nm bic
1000 Wtart. Su Maring lit elm ael.
Lex Dgteuer" fir 1,200 Mart oas ssu.
Der n%srtauft frorosn. Sn Sues purbe
yNeuer" uno 99er perfauft sipilfer
GOO uRe 500 Wedrt. Sn 5il3sn ite6t
Ger Ereis oes rYsuen" 500 bis 1000
Utart, before Seller b6ber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-01
Tciue NbIctnuug.

@utsbefiber (bem Qntrittspiiite mas
hsnben neren Srtspfurrer eine ieiner
.@eri6enfungs> Gigurren" anbietenb)
.Run = fparum laf,gen sic ni4t Su?"
pfarrsr: .2lus @riinoen Der Wtos
ral."
@~utsbefber: rWas bat bic Moral
bamit su tbung"
pfurrer: .Sa. man len bod bon
feinem Nebenmenfden nidt sleia baa
S9le9tefte annebmen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-01

aatbarina 4utonp; Srieori6 Hep,
Shmelaer, nit 4nna Waaenoorff.
SterbefGIIe: 80. Nop.: 5etn>
rid 36ia, aft SO s., Mintrer, ebelos.
1. 0es: gusen MiiGsr, alt 26 S.,
Sh.oher, etelos. g.: Peter Piri4, alt
a Monate. g.: Sobann MOlitor, ait
70 s., Gbeniit, ebelos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-01
saar. WoisL GiieI uus 2unsra6.

Srier. 8. 0es. guf Der preuBiI6,
lursmbursiidsn @renSs ereisnsts Iia
eeitern Nadmittas elm bebausrlihsr
unaliidsfaG. Der in 9rsosnma6er
anIdIiiqs 4rst. Sr. Dr. 9ottbarbt,
fubr nit Isinem nit spei pferbsn be,
iponuten Wassn. bealeitst bon ieinsr
Slau unb sinem Suti6sr, gum arans
tsnb.iu4s in peri4ieosne Srts uno
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-03-21

| DIR. C. S. CRANE. SPECIALIST.
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT.
GRAND FORKS, n. OAK.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-03-21
A BIG LOAF
HANNAH'S PRIDE
People who High Patent.
know always Milled from Choicest
use it. Whc,t.

The Red River Valley Hail insurance
company of Wakpeton, which went into
the hands of receiver upwards year
ago, lately obtained favorable decision
in the state supreme court which does
away with any possibility OF avoiding the
assessments made on parties who gave
the company their notes for protection of
their crops against hail in 1899. Acting
on the authority given by the court the
receiver has begun suit against those
whose notes they hold, and the only out
come is their payment or judgment being
taken This is the predicament in which
at least fifty Cavalier county farmers find
themselves today for notes gwen the
agent for premiums. If farmers would
only spent moro time IN refusing to sign
notes they would be far better off.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-03-21

You can buy shoes at cost at Kslly's.
"Hannah's Pride" flour-a delight to
every cook.
j. H. Mccullough from Milton was
doing business in the city Monday.
For Is cents you can buy at Kelly's a
white shirt that sells at every other store
for 81 Is.
State Treasurer D. H. Mcmillan is up
from Bismarck this week looking after
his local interests
WANrnD:-A first class man to do
chores on farm, Good wages. Apply to
P. Wild, Osnabrock, N. D. 50
Mrs. L. 81. Holland and little ones are
away for few weeks visit with I. IT'S.
folks in Southern Minnesota.
Mrs G. s. Hunter was a passenger
south Monday and will visit a couple of
weeks among friends in Minnesota.
Murray Archer, of the ALERT & %. drug
store spent Sunday with folks down the
line at Inkster, where he formerly re-
sided.
F. W. Bleakley. abstracter for P. Nc
Hugh & Co., was on the sick list day
or two last week, but is able to get
around again.
The st. Anthony & Dakota elevator
company lost another of their big line OF
elevators last week. This time it was
located at Hatton N D.
John Holland, Of Pipestone, MINI.
is here spending q week with his brother,
7. H. Holland and may remain in North
Dakota through the summer.
April lst Olaf Wall, of Milton succeeds
to the interest OF Jno. Furbur in the
barber chop of Cochran & Furber, in the
basement of the First National bank
block.
Attorney Doughty left on Mondays
passenger for bis new location at Fessen-
den, N. D. 1t is expected that Mrs.
Doughty and family will join him at thpt
place about the middle OF April.
Jas. Mcknight, one of the DEMO-
old readers from Cypress, is now located
near Vancouver, 3. O., and writes that
he is pleasantly located, but anxious to
hear all the news from Cavalier county.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-03-21
J.B. Boyd has carload of choio. seed

j. B. Boyd has carload of choice seed
wheat for sale.
Mrs Flumerfelt spent the week. end at
Dresden visiting her sister, Mrs Il. j..
Mathisen.
E. E. Elford made u business trip as
far down the line as Grand Forks early
in the week.
Mr. and Mrs L. s Champine left Sat-
urday for week's stay among their Twin
City acquaintance.
Co. Supt. Mcdonald made official
visits to the schools OF Osnabrock and
Milton early in the week.
Mrs A. F. Gardner returned Monday
from few days visit with her sister, Mrs
Robt. AcGrath of Hannah.
Not the largest stock of wall paper on
earth, but the largest in Cavalier county
for you to select from at McGruer's.
Mrs. B. R. Click returned Friday from
Chicago with the children, having spent
the entire winter with her family there.
Banker o. e. Thompson, OF tho Fret
National, is the purchaser of the Fleming
R. May residence on Fifth street this
| week.
Alex. Russell and wife from Fremont
were here this week to attend tho funeral
of Mrs. McGregor. The deceased being
Mrs. Russell's neither
Next weeks attraction Is the lecture
by President Mernfeld, entitled, 'The
Happy Home" at the Donovan Hall on
Friday evening. Better 60.
In q new advt., this week ALERT & Co.,
announce that they are we'll to the fore
front in the wall paper business for 1901
with 10000 rolls for customers to select
from.
Orders received at this Office for the
"Pucket Edition" of the '01 session laws,
price rs cents The edition will be out
in few days. File your order for a
copy at once.
Auctloneer Fahey had big crowd
gathered Saturday afternoon at the red
barn at the rear OF the Columbia Hotel
while selling the farm stock and lnachiu-
cry OF VIM. Haverty. Everything offered
realized good figure.