Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-09-20

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Hannah has an epidemic of chicken
pox.
Ladies' watches at bargain prices at
McGruer Il Wold's,
$50 ladies' watches at bargain prices
at McGruer & Wold's.
When YOU buy a sack of flour buy the
best. "Hannah's Pride is guaranteed.
Bargain for the ladies'. % year case
and full jewel movement watch for only
$1,000.
Brick work on the w. j. Mooney
State Bank building started yesterday
forenoon.
You will save from sl.00 to $500 on a
watch. by buying it at McGruer and
Wold's.
Mrs. w. w. Mcqueen took yesterdays
passenger for a visit with friends in
Grand Forks.
Miss Ida Byrnes came up from Hoople
last week and is visiting here a few days
Will hSl SlSlClS.
Mrs. Nj. f. Hummer Returned yester-
day from a visit of a few days with
friends near Dresden.
DR.. Cory is home at Hannah from
Chicago busy checking up the fall re-
suits of his farming interests.
$3.50 will buy a first class watch at
McGruer & Wold's special ladies watch
sale, Saturday, September 22nd.
Hunter & S~tevenson's new farm
machinery adv't this week is a timely
talk to their customers about plows.
Mrs. r. E. McHugh came down from
the stock farm near Dresden yesterday
for a short visit with friends in town.
The birth of a daughter at the home
of Marsh Dickson, of Hannah, on the
10th inst, is recorded in last weeks
issue of the Moon.
The five year old little boy of Henry
Nulla had both feet crippled yesterday
afternoon by falling on %protruding nails
from a broken sidewalk.
f. w. Boomgarten, who now owns the
the Mcmillan farm south of town has
a wheat crop this fall that easily aver
aged a yield of 90 bushels.
G. A. Harris. of Brattleboro. Vt, and
cashier of the Brattleboro, Savings
Bank was here visiting with ". J..
Mooney during the week while looking
owe farm land investments.
The Langdon Light Co., now have the
street lighting current on a separate
wire from the one furnishing lights to
property owners The change isexpect-
ed to effect quite a saving of electricity.
You will find a snecial window dis
play at McGruer & Wold's jewelry store
this week. On Saturday they have a
low price sale of lady's watches. The
assortment will Include over $50 watches
at prices to suit everybody.
Rev. Dougan returned from a trip to
Hannah yesterday. One of his farms
there gave a yield of 81 bushels of wheat
and another 80. Crops through the
western part of the county he reports
will make a better showing this year
than last.
Tomorrow the w. CT. u. organiza-
ton of this state opens its seventeenth
annual convention at Park River. The
; gathering continues until Tuesday of
next week, the ladies of Park River en-
tertaining a number of distinguished
guests.
An unusually happy afternoon was
!: spent on Friday at the home of
Mrs. W. B. Dickson on the hill, when
twenty or more of her married lady
friends were entertained. A dainty
lunch was served and an unusually
pleasant time enjoyed.
Manager Thos. Finerty of the Opera
House had expected to have the
new seats in place in the auditorium
and gallery for the opening performance
of this evening, but the delay in their
being shipped makes 1t impossible for
them to arrive earlier than next
week.
Fire started Monday afternoon at
about five o'clock in a pile of cordwood
at the rear of St. Alphonsus church,
The fire is supposed to have started
from live Goals in an ash heap on which
the wood had been piled. Nothing but
a small blaze and considerable smoke
was found by the fire department when
it reached the scene as the confederation
had peer promptly taken in hand by a
volunteer bucket brigade.
X P. Brunette, and his brother, N.
Brunette, who have for the past two
: years farmed land for the Chaput Bros,
!: south of town, signed papers Yesterday
!: renting the North Star farm of Mr..
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