Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-08-13

Adamant takes the lead. Liebeler &
Finerty have it for sale.
The best wall plaster Is adamant.
Liebeler & Finerty sell it.
Weather permitting, of course, harvest
will be in full blast next week.
Two l6 ounce cans of baking powder
for twenty five cents at kelly's.
w. A. Monroe was business visitor
at Grand Forks the end Of the week.
Some trees and several punches of
weeds around town are sadly in need of
trimming.
Twenty five per cent discount on all
embroideries at CD. Kelly's store during
the next week.
Miss Kate Sillers, of Hannah. is visit
ing this week with Mrs. Finley and
other Langdon friends
Jabe Souch was able to be out again
Friday, with the aid of crutches. much
to the delight of many friends.
d. NJ. Oakland, from Milton, was in
town during the week making a round
of calls on old acquaintances
\. C. McNiven and Norman Mckech-
ney were Langdon visitors at Grand
Forks the latter part of the week.
Fred Hawcll, of Klein. was in town
Friday and stated that haying and har-
vesting are both on at full blast out that
way.
f. a. Wadsworth, of the Bruce Ma
chine Co, reports the sale this week of
a threshing outfit to SCHUYLER Il Fischer
of Mt Carmel.
Mrs. W. a. Laidlaw returned to the
city Tuesday from visit of several days
with Senator Laidlaw's parents across
the line in Manitoba.
Dentist Armstrong. recently granted
a diploma by the state examining board,
is understood as negotiating for the
Hannah practice of DIR. +. S. Smith, Of
this city.
| J. g. Little, formerly of the real estate
firm of johnson 4 Little at Osnabrock,
has engaged in the machinery business
at Richburg. one of the new towns in
Bottineau county.
There is nothing cheap about Han
nah's Pride" flour and we aim to make
it the best, but to keep the price just
Io1> y
once? For sale by all grocers.
Attorney J. q. johnson has taken
charge of the law office at Milton of his
brother Attorney p. q. johnson, since
the latter moved to Langdon and entered
the law firm Of Dickson Il johnson.
Edinburg's gun shoot last week leaves
Osnabrock crack shots busy explaining.
The Independent says it was pretty poor
all round. Hannah had cause to rejoice,
however, even though Osnabrock hadn't.
Herman Stevens left Tuesday for Iowa
for visit with relatives before leaving
for his home in Germany. For the past
four months he has been visiting here
with his brother. JOS. Stevens, near
Dresden.
"Shep," the founder of the Hannah
Moon, whose mysterious disappearance
from the Wilton News was mentioned
last week, is thought to have gone to
Fort Stevenson in the Thunder Noun
tain country.
The school treasurers annual state
ment from Easily township will be found
on another page. There are a number of
districts which have So far overlooked
the requirements of the law in this
matter
There is not much local news to re-
cord this week, but all readers will no
doubt take an interest in reading the
state supreme court decision affecting
the issue of bonds to state institutions.
Owing to the wide extent to which it
effects the welfare of the people at large
it is one of great interest. This is the
leading topic of the week and the decision
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| Contractor Buckingham has the walls
and frame work of the new opera house
up as far as the first floor and the build
ing as now enclosed allows the forming
of quite correct idea of the exterior
appearance. The work is being pushed
ahead rapidly. The front is handsome
with pressed brick and brown stone
with wide entrance to the auditorium.
The entire building from the convenient
ly planned basement to the second floor
will be completed in style that will
commend itas first class business block.
Mr. McEune, expects to have the opera
house completed and fixtures installed
in readiness for an opening not later