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because DR.. Pierces offer is free r. -
cIassed with those offers Of s.free ,nS5;,I -
nei.ba made by men women who ba1-s
nractIoo 'ne iegaI nor the professional risht ~
pLaSce mediclne. If they dared to nT7+ -.
ia wnVSII ssns with the title Doctor upon them tbs
aM would instantly deal with them TbaJ- s1. 81.
udre 10 do this, and yet though virbo1,+ - ys3 SG
@ eralhing medical knowledge or medical $500
they cunningly offer free medical adI,ics
me ie Jaw law can touch that claim because a1v ons
I Ial sIVe Tree ADVICE on any subject but a woman
hhoWs Ws tnat the advice of her Iaundraes is 90 90
her gown. anu At'lhg o.
IN consulting with DR. Pierce v-or,a, -.
ohiy consult with real doctor but o. ~ ~
LS rs specialist in the treatment ana cure -
diseases peculiar to women and who aSsis+es
py MS stan OF nearly score of nhvsici,ns
mas IN little more than thirty wears +raa-as
anu cured hundreds of thousands of women
WOMEN NEED IT
Every woman needs copy of Doctor Pierce.
Common Sense Medical Adviser. containing 1O0s
large pages, which is sent free on reouesf NJ
those who send stamps to pay expense q,
mailing only. Send 81 one-cent stamps IN n.
cloth-bound volume is desired. or only 21 stamp,
for the book in paper covers. Address DIR r
V. Pierce. Buffalo, y. Y
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FRIGHTENED!
The Agony Endured by
Nervous Women.

"Mynerves are all unstrung" is the expressive
way In which a woman is apt TO describe
dition OF extreme nervousness. The figurative
expression "unstrung' may be unscientific but
1t pathetically suggests the grand harp of the
nervous system, strung and keyed for harmonies
by its Maker, now become so unstrung that it
gives out nothing but jarring dscords. Ner-
vons people rarely receive the sympathy which
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
Children S Underqyear,
Hosiery and Gloves

Can be bought to the best advantage at the Childrens
Store for the foovig qvhich must appeal to
eUery thoughtful mother:
Oar assortment of styles, colors and sizes. repre-
senting everything desirable BOTH foreign and domestic
is admitted by svery to be much greater than that
of any other house in America,
And includes many lines made expressly for and
not to be found elsezuhere.
EUery article is carefully adapted to the use and
age for qvich is intended: large sales lead to per-
petaal changes in the stock, Keeping afzvays fresh
il. and Interesting:
And last but not least. there is alSvays the a6-
solute guarantee of loqvest prices
Store will be closed n Thursday.
6O-62 West 23d Street.
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bottles OF DR. Pierce's Favorite Prescrtptior
one OF Golden Medical Discovery made :
woman cut of me. We are never withouf
Pierces Pellets in the. house,
'thing is claimed for Dr. Pierce's Favor,ts
cr1ption but is claimed for il by the women
nave been cured by its use Behind every
N Is cure-yes. a thousand cures. In fact
Anderson in the letter which follows ex
ses the general sentiment of her sex when
writes: II think Dr. Pierce's medicine is -.
~ the Torfd for SICK and aerJOas women.'
would Ike TO express my gratitude 10 Won
the benefits l have received from your won
ul medicine. 'Favorite Prescription writes
T. N Anderson. of ROckbridge Raths
kbridge. Co. Va. 1T is a God-send to veal
sickly women, restoring good health without
ecting their weak nerves TO the SHOCK n,
examination
Il was all run down in health from No
Nemper until March-could not work bu,
snort while without resting. Was So
. nervous at times that / could nor aven
write mad a very poor appetite and vha,
1 ate oid not ceem to do me much good
decided to write to Or. Pierce and stats
my case, and am thankful that II did For a.
que Tune | received a favorable renlv 40
; 10 what kind of medicine 10 take + san,
anu anu got II and commenced taking ths
faVorlte Prescription and Pellets Took
SIX potties of 'Favorite Presentation,
one or Golden Medical Discovery ana ON
Vlai or Pellets. / can now work as wei,
as ! could before / was taken sick
think Dr. Pierce's medicine the best in the
world for sick and nervous women No,
God bless you in your good work.
WHAT WOMEN DREAD.
Ihere is a sentence in Mrs AndArson,s
letter which will strike a svmnstbs,;a
cnord in the breast of every woman Sho
writes of "Favorite Prescription:
IL is God-send to weak and sicL,,,
women restoring good health uithopt suh
JettRg ther wedk nerres to the shock OF 1,,
examination" " VI"
women dread the indelicate auestjonings
the offensive examinations and +ha ~
hoNlous local treatment considered nacas
sary ny many local physicians. All theSs
may may generally be avoided by a consuI,a-
tioh py letter with DIR. Pierce. for vbich
Hps .nele is absolutely no charge Sick and
4lnhS women are invited to consult Dr
flerce oy letter. free All Correspondence
Is strlctiy private. and the written COZ,
nuehces OF women are treated with tbs
same privacy observed by DR. Piarco 't.e Is
verbal consultations with women g. IN ~
tnvahds tn'n Hotel and Surgical Institute Rns.
Iaio. az ~ L. Address DIR. r. V Pierce
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An overworked brain disturbs the aisesTvs JAYNE:
ana hed digestion brings innumeraole Ills II - .~S,
Tonic Vermiiuse sets the brain ano dses''0" "sA"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-08-06
A Big Circus Coming.

The Great Wallace shows have COM
pleted all arrangements to exhibit in
Denison on Thursday, Aug. Sth. The
Wallace Show has advanced rapidly
during recent years until it has reach
ed the front rank of tented enterprises,
and is one of the biggest on the road
1t advertises greater number of feat
ures than an other show, and, judging
from the comments of the press. the
commercial traveller and others who
have sen 1t, the Wallace Show pro-
duces all it advertises. With the Wal
lace Shows from six to eight acts are
to be seen at one time, in the three
rings, hippodrome track. on the stage,
and in midair. The management of a
show the size of Wallace's does not ex-
pect the people to be able to watch all
of the many features, but they arrange
to have several scts of various kinps at
the same time, SO that the spectator
may take his choice and enjoy those
that be admires most. since peoples
tastes differ, it is necessary for circus
the size Of the Wallace Show to be
cosmopolitan in character in order that
all may be pleased, and those tho have
seen it know thati pleases and satisfies
the most critical.
The Great Wallace Shows will posi-
lively appear in Denison for one day
only, giving two performances on
Thursday, August 9Th.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-08-06
KENWOOD CAPERINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. Kulls were Denison Wis
itors Tuesday.
Attorney Harding of Charter Oak
was Paradise business visitor Friday
Mr.. Christianson was visitor at Mr..
II. Hollis last week.
Miss Annie Jensen was Denison
visitor Tuesday.
Mr., Granger was Charter Oak bus
mess visitor Friday. z
Miss Mary Flahive visited Miss Myr-
tie Saul part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Cook were Kenwood
visitors Friday.
Mr.. Otis Weston of Sac county Visit
ed at j. G. Sauls the first of the week.
Mrs. Eli Malone has gone to Arcadia
for visit with relatives.
The Misses Mary Flahive. Celia Ehl-
ers and Myrtle Saul spent Friday even
ing at Mrs. Cook. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons of Ute visited
Sunday at Mr.. Wyland.
Eli Malone was Denison visitor
Thursday.
A. Fl. Cook was on the sick list a day
or two last week.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-08-06
JOHNSONyILLE ITEMS.
G. G. A. Johnson. Correspondent

c. G. A. Johnson Correspondent
On last Wednesday evening July 81,
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Nels Win
quist was the scene of large and hap
ply gathering. the occasion being the
marriage of their daughter, Anna S
to Mr. Samuel Almgren, of jamestown,
found in another column.
Miss Lydia Benson visited at the
home of Julius johnson last Sunday.
Victor Lindgren. of Ida county, was
visiting with relatives and friends in
Johnsonville Sunday.
G. F. Clauson was Denison caller
last Thursday.
E. P. Sievers and c. A. johnson were
business callers at the county seat on
Thursday.
Isaac Nelson, former resident OF
this community, was married Thurs.
day evening at Lake Crystal. Mimi,
where he now resides
Miss Pearl Hedstrom went to Ida
county last Sunday where she will re.
main some time at the home of Mr..
! and Mrs. C. w. Lindgren
We regret to learn that Mrs. Julius
Johnsonis again on the sick list but
hopes are entertained by her friends
for quick recovery
Mr.. and Mrs. Ostergren and son, OF
ST. Paul, ARE visiting with relatives and
friends in our reighborhood.
Messrs. Julius Johnson, John Larson
and Frank Johnson were Denison call.
ers Sunday.
Mrs. John Stone and children, OF
Kiron. visited with Mrs. F. L. johnson
Sunday.
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THE KIRON CHRONICLE
F. E. clauson, Correspondent.

P. E. Nordell attended to business
matters at Council Bluffs last week.
V. E. M;chaelson spent portion of
last week with the wholesale houses
at Omaha.
Messrs. N P. Swanson and N, P.
Larson transacted business at Odebolt
last week.
Rev. j. p Elmquist of Chicago, Wis.
tied Kiron between Tuesday and Wed.
nesday on his way to Colorado.
A. Pomery went to Stratford, Iowa,
Saturday to visit friends.
G. A Norelius is expected home to.
morrow from Minneapolis and South
Dakota where he has been visiting rel.
atives and transacting business.
While John Peterson was coming to
town Thursday morning his wagon box
slid forward onto the horses brighten
ing them and runaway was the result
Mr.. Peterson was thrown from the
wagon and bruised up in bad shape
but doing nicely at present.
The phones for the farmers tele
phone company were all placed last
week in the country and in Kiron. II
has already proven to be "beauty
and we predict a JOY forever"
The Lutheran young people held 9
social at the church on Tuesday even
ing which proved success. Some SO:
were taken in Kiron's brass banc
furnished the music
f..
Rev. Jules Mauritzon left on Thurs
day for Rock Island to attend to bust
ness and make preparations to move
there. He will also visit Chicago be
fore his return.
Frank and Miss Fena Liilieholm O
Denison were agreeable visitors with
numerous friends here the first of the
week.
o. Kipe, of Denison, moved his fam
lily to Kiron into the section house
having been promised the section Al
this place. However his advanced age
according to the railroad company's
rules. barred him out of taking charge
of it, and Mr.. Robert Anderson was
made section boss.
G. w. Shaw and S. E. Cronquis,
leave to-day for republican state con
vention, Mr.. Shaw being q delegate
from Ida county.
Mr.. A. c. Swanson returned on Mon
day last week for Houston Texas after
two weeks visit at his parental home
here and with schoolmates and friends
of days when he used to mingle In this
locality.
Mrs. Will Campbell and Miss Alice
Schiller both of Otter creek township
visited acquaintance in Kiron Friday
afternoon.
We are sorry to report the illness oil
Miss Agnes Sjogren taking i'll on Sun.
day afternoon. We hope it is only tenn
porary.
An account of the wedding of Mr..
sAlmgren and Miss Annie Winquest ap
pears in another column.
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DOW CITY HAPPENINGS
Z. eezs. I'll a9af
E. j, Baltsngse sEorresp effide,rt:;- 3

~ 1917. 9 tf3s
e: ,sgaqltSsp eg,gas ssHSorressp eHde,rs:s
Milo Kelleyqof Michel South Dako-
to visited his! paeentssinsD Dow City last
week. ~ ;"sEe5s .SS>'r a.fE,af 9s
Rev.D. M.Houg htelin Vent to Denison
Friday.
Ben Keith returned from F'reeport
Illinois Thursday where he had been
called on account of the death of a
sister. tA
Mrs. FredsNewsb baum went<to Dunlap
Saturday TO visit her parents.
Mr:Wettengill OF Dunlap was in town
Sa turday9s3siS
Mrs. B. F. Bigiow of Malvern Iowa is
visiting her mother Mrs. Benedict in
Dow City over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs j /. G. Bruner starts TO
'Duglas Wyoming Tuesday to look over
some ranch interest.
Mr.. Neil Carmichael Of Chicago Sun
day School Missionary for Crawford
county spent Sunday in Dow City and
left for Denison Monday morning to re-
school IN North Grove next Sunday.
Mrs. Sands went to Denison Monday.
Mrs. Guilderslieve and son of Chica-
gois visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. d. Dow
during vacation.
Mrs. F. Bangs of Tacoma Washington
is visiting her daughter Mrs. D Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs William Houston and
Mr. Robert Bell have gone to Colorado
Springs Colorado for an outing.
I Mrs Ahern of Oklahoma was visiting
with her sister Mrs. Ben Heath, the
past week and left on Friday.
Alton Thew of Denison is visiting his
little friend William Black.
Building in town seems to be more
lively. than usual. Mr.. Richard Baher
and Mr.. Alb. Rigsby and Mr.. j. L But
terworth each have house enclosed
and Mr.. David Miller of Dunlap is
moving dirt and bringing material for
a house in the east part of town and
work is being pushed on the Methodist
church.
Sanford Rudd and John Healey went
to Denison Saturday.
Mrs. John Hargens and children went
to Denison Monday
Rev. D. M. Houghtelin went to Def
ance Monday accompanying Miss Helen
Bradford.
MIG. Virgins went to Denison Mon
day.
Rev. M. Webster reports the attend
ance and intereston the increase at the
union meetings in the park.
Mrs. Blanche Wise Seemann of Deni-
son is visiting her parents Mr.and Mrs.
j. u. Wise this week.
Mrs. Sands and son Frank returned
Saturday from six weeks visit in Ne
braska
William Black visited with Alton
Thew in Denison a few days last week.
Mrs. Judd's mother Mrs. Fisher Of
Omahais visiting at the Judd home
this week.
Mrs. William Gilbreth of Denison &C.
companied by her daughter Jetta visit.
ed with Mrs. B. H. Virgins Saturday.
Mrs. Jay Bell is visiting her sisters
Mrs. L. A. Slocum and Mrs. W. "A Cam
eron in South Dakota.
Miss Helen Bradford of Manila con.
Quoted the service at the M. E. church
Sunday and organized Junior League
in the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mcbride of De
6ance visited at the home of her par
ents Mr. and Mrs NJ. j. Virgins Sun.
day accompanied by Miss Winnie Wig.
gins. Miss Flo virgins accompanied
them home
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-08-06
Illinois entraI
Low Excursion Rates With
Long Limits to

DENVER, COLORADO SPRINGS, PUEBLO
AND GLENWooD SPRINGS, Col; OG-
DEN AND SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH;
Hot SPRINGS, LEAD AND DEAD
WOOD, SGD; ST. PAUL, MIME
APoLIs AND DULUTH, MINI.
Excursion tickets will be sold from
Illinois Central points to the above
named points at rates less than the
regular one-way fare, from August l to
10 inclusive. Tickets will also be sold
Aug. II to 81, at a rate of One Fare
plus $500. Stop overs will be allowed
at certain points on tickets to Colorado
and Utah points. For information, CON
corning stop-overs, and the exact rates,
apply to any Illinois Central Ticket
Agent.
Final limit on all tickets, October
3lst. j. r. MERRY,
Asst. Genl. Pass Agent, Dubuque.
Iowa. 58-4t
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HAPPENINGS AT VAIL

John Kelly of Denison was
Vailite Tuesday.
Chas. Bullock was up Wednes.
day from benson.
Banker Paine of West Side trans
acted business here Wednesday.
Geo. Thomson is at home from
Boone for few days stay with par
ents and friends. 49,
brand Mrs. Glynn and theMisses
McAndrews returned Wednesday
from few weeks so-journ through
the west.
Miss Evylen Fitch left Friday for
a few weeks stay with her sister at
Petersburg, Neb.
Bridge inspector John O'Neil
went to Chicago Wednesday.
Mrs. Mart Ryan and Miss Marie
are visiting relatives near Wall
Lake.
Hazel Mahan is at Council Bluffs
this week visiting with the Price
family.
Mrs. VIM. Lane was up Thurs
day from Denison.
Tom Goats of Lincoln Nebraska
is visiting his parents.
The Misses Cora Adams and
Mary Fitzgerald and Will Adams
attended the play at Denison Fri
day night.
An excursion to Lake View is
advertised for Sunday, Aug. nth.
John Haley and wife of Hastings
Neb. visited last week with rel
atives in Jackson township.
Ed. Ryan jr. came up from Dun
lap Friday and went to Lakewood
Sunday with T. F. Ra:chford for a
weeks stay.
M. ]. Keane was an over Sunday
visitor with his family at Lakewood.
Mrs. VIM. Beck has been very
SICK the past week.
Peter Portz and wife came down
from Ida Grove to attend the Lane
Mccormick wedding Monday.
Our school Marms are all at Den
ison attending normal this week.
John Deter shipped eight cars
of cattle to Chicago Sunday and
one of hogs.
Pat. Quirk had the misfortune to
loose his valuable driving horse
Sunday. While out driving the
horse became unmanageable and
swung into wire fence cutting her
throat so badly Mr.. Quirk was COM
PEELED to kill it.
! Rev. Martyr of Denison exchang-
ed pulpits Sunday with Rev. Hal
burt of the Presbyterian church.
Street commissioner Ryan is
putting in ditch from Main street
south to connect with the C. & N.
w. waterway under the railroad
tracks.
Ed. Lane and Gertrude McCor-
mick were married Monday morn
ing at 9 A.. NJ, at the St. AIMS
church the Rev. Father Murphy
i performing the ceremony. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. T. Mccormick and is very
highly spoken of. Mr.. Lane is one
of Crawford countys prosperous
farmers. We congratulate.
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BUCK GROVE LETTER

II . y 1872 49, ~ (. SO
Alton ThesMs;5of Denison, was caller
II sss w ssty was seen on our ", streets
! 60 w ZFogE;. o! 4essg ssg t,sf,
: Mrs Cora Biggs, 4of near Denison,
was here visiting her sister last week,
Mrs, Willis higgins, of Dow City,
was hereNisiting her parents, Thurs
day. $500
Mrs. J. P. Welsh and daughter went
/ to Rodney, Saturday, to visit her sister,
returning Sunday evening.
Miss Pearl Bonney. who has been at
/ tending summer school ut Denison1 re.
/ turned home Saturday She expects
Ito go to Harlan to take examination
this week She has fall and winter
school in Shelby county. sf
1 Albert Peterson and Fred Gigax. Jr..
went to Des Moines this week on bust
ness.
Mr.. Thomas White and Mrs. George
4 Hester have been on the sick list for
| the past week.
BertGruise. returned Sunday so as to
be ready totstart with the road gang,
Denison callers last week were:
Alex. Hagan, Fred Gigax Jr., Manles
PenceJand Geo. Totheringham
Mrs. NJ. Carpenter has been very
4 sick but is better at this writing
MIR. Pete Ardnt is here visiting with
1 Mr.. L. Pankow.
Mr. Fred Olson and Jim o'Meara are
giving their houses a new coat of
paint.
Miss Lucy Peterson, who has been
staying in Denison for some time, is at
home for the present.
Miss Louise Tyler, Of Defiance. is
here visiting Mr.. James Haines and
/! family.
Miss ressie Faulkner met with sad
accident couple or three weeks ago
In some way she got some I've in her
eye causing her considerable trouble
She has been to the doctor several times
and he has helped her. butit still bothers
her. We hope that it will get better
4 rapidly.
Mr.. Will Staller and family were
calling on their parents this week.
Mrs John Tillet and family were
visiting with her daughter.in-law Mrs.
Pence. and from there she went to Dun
lap to visit with Mrs L. E. Carpenter
! Walus Bailey. who has been staying
| with his grand parents. returned to his
home in Denison last week.
Mr.. Howard Towne. who went to
Oklahoma. returned home Saturday
evening. He talks quite favorable OF
that country.
Miss Daisy Halo. who has been sick
with the hay fever. is not very much
better. We hope she may be able to be
| with US soon.
Irene Cruise went out in the country
to visit with Mrs Switzer and neice
last week
!, Messrs. Leo Winn and Herm Haiues
were callers in Coon Grove last Sun
day
i Sidney Bonney, who has been sick,
was able toreturn to his work at Mr.
Cavett's last Wednesday.
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AVOID HEAT.
Visit the Cool Retreats in the Black
Hills.

Hills.
High altitude (3400 TO $500 feet), fine
climate. scenery, waters (medicinal),
hotels (frst-class). Low rates August
to the 10th inclusive, 1901:
From Sioux City to Hot Springs
and return. .$l5 90
From Mo. Valley to Hot Springs
and return. y. ............... Is 90
From Omaha to Hot Springs and
return. .................... Is 90
From Sioux City to Deadwood
and return. ........ .... 10 SO
From Mo. Valley to Deadwooi
and retcrn. .............. 80. 10 SO
From Omaha to Deadwood and
return. .......... 10 SO
Limit October 81, 1901 Correspond
ing low rates from points east of the
Missouri River. Write
j. H, GABLE,
Travelling Passenger Agent f., E. &
M. v. r. r. Denison, Ia, for nice
little booklet telling all about the
Black Hills resorts and also write him.
for Sleeping Car or Chair Car reserva-
lions. j. r. BUCHANAN,
General Passenger Agent, Omaha,
Nebraska.
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MANILA NEWS. NOTES.

/, :! - al y 49, d d = :,
I John Dyson, ofLda. esroxe spent 20 s Sun
fday at the parental home IL M Ag.[5
Miss. Jennie Alre1yI of Duniap; is
I'vissiaingsher Manila Fl fflf.fFshds this week
DR.. rLiggett and wife left Tuesday
for Marcus Ia, where they will,visit
his parents andother relatives
Miss Lula Byers of Defiance, has
been the guest of Robt Sawyer and
family the past week.
! Jim Daniels went to Earling Tues.
day where ne mas secured job on the
section. $50
Miss Gerbie Brokan and cousin, Mi 8
Flossie tKenner. visited relatives IN
Dehancesa few days the past week.. !,
I Misses Nettie Bidlack and Cora
woodward were Denison visitors Tues.
Mrs. D. w. Shaw and daughter Haz-
ell. left tuesday for Vermont where
they will visit with relatives. They
expect to be gone a bout month
Louis Horstman moved his family
and household goods .to Nebraska { ity,t
the first OF the week, where he has
secured employment. si,.r.
1t is with a feeling OF sadness that we
chronicle the 'passing away from earth
Mr.. Bigelow, father OF our townsman.
d. A. Bigelow, who died at the home
of his son on Saturday morning Aug. 3.
1901. His illness was of such brief
duration that few knew of his death
until the news was hurridly passed
from lip to lip. Mr.. B,gelow had not
been in the best of health for some
time and few days ago he was attack
ed by u stroke of paralysis which re-
suited in death The funeral services
were held Sunday afternoon at the
house, Rev. Bradford of the Nj. f..
church officiating. The relatives have
the sympathy of the entire community
in their sad bereavment. ~
Mrs. Hladik and daughter Clara, re-
turned Wednesday from their visit to
relatives in Nebraska.
Mrs. F. M. Gibbons, of Arion was
shaking hands with old acquaintance
az this place Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Tyler spent a
few days, the past week, at the home
|
DR.. Gardner and family arrived home
Wednesday from their visit to Spirit
Lake, Des Moines, Perry, and seS eral
other places.
Chas. Maxwell, of Defiance, was on
our streets Thursday
Gus Lyden, of West Side, visited old
friends at this place this week.
Mrs. Barrett and granddaughter,
| Marie and Ellen, arrived Tuesday from
i their sojourn in the eastern part of the
state. y
Andrew Pierce, of Nicola, spent Sun
day with relatives at this place.
Misses Cora and Hattie Slagg went
to HarlanWednesday to take the teach
ers examination.
Goldie Mclaughlin was Manning
visitor Wednesday.
i Ed Smith was county seat visitor
Friday.
| An account of the death of Ralph Nc.
Laug him by shooting, will be found in
another column. 3l
| Arthur Reams, of Shelby was in
Manila Friday.
A large crowd from this place went
on the excursion to Chamberlain S. D.
Saturday night.
Earnest Wirnick. of Evanston Ill
spent few days with friends the past
week.
Lyle Williams and wife of Defiance
spent Sunday with Grandma Barr at
this point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dilley. of Moorhead
came Sunday to attend the funeral Of
the latters brother, Ralph Mclaughlin
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Gold Mining and Prospects in the
Black Hills

is the title of a most interesting PAM
phlet setting forth the opportunities for
gold mining in this very wonderful Sec
tion on the North-W estern line. This
publication will be mailed free on re-
ceipt Of two cents in postage by w. B.
Kniskern, G. P. & T. A.. % Fifth Ave,
Chicago, Ill. 57-5t