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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-05-20
CHARTER OAK CHATS

c. F. Garrett visited Sac City schools
Thursday and Friday
Congressman and Mrs Conner called
on Charter Oak friends Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, A F. Kadock drove to
Denison Saturday evening to spend
Sunday with friends.
W, Fl. Hewins has sold his residence
to George Wilson of Oakland Ia Mr.
and Mrs. Hewins have gone to Indiana
to make their home with son.
At the meeting Of the
school board last Monday evening Miss
Frances Drake was promoted to the
position of assistant principal. Miss
Mckenzie of Hampton La. was elected
to I'LL the vacancy in the grammar
room aud Miss Marie Matthews was
elected to fill the vacancy in the
second primary room, caused by the
resignation of Miss Cecil Matthews
Owing to the resignation of Prof. c T.
| Garrett, Prof Thombrugh of Seymour
la has been elected principal of the
| Charter Oak schools.
Mr. and Mrs. II sto!tenburg spent
Sunday in Mapleton.
Mrs. A. j. Beatty visited in Hornick
| last week.
Thursday noon the Presbyterian
ladies will serve dinner for the Wood.
men Of the World and their friends
Scott Jones returned from a trip
through New Mexico and Arizona last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Romans have re.
turned from visit to LIE Mars.
Born. to MIR and Mrs. Henry Hansen
May 18th, a son.
Mrs stouffer of Sac City is visiting
her parents, MI aud Mrs. G W,
Holmes
Martin Neal went to Council Bluffs
on business this week.
Oren Kemp is spending two weeks
vacation with his parents
DR. Woodwork Of Ida Grove and
Rev ChitticK Of Danbury will preach
here III Methodist church Thursday
ana Friday evenings.
Mr. and Mrs P D Mcmahon spent
Sunday with Mrs McMahon's pareut:
in Dunlap.
Memorial services will be held next
Sunday in the Methodist church
Ms McKeaistry Of Ute was in tow
Wednesday.
MI and Mrs. Z E Springer went IL
Des Moines today,
The Misses Marshall with the'1
brothers Clark and Charley have gone
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MANILA NEWS NOTES

Walter Hulick left the first of the
week to accept a position in a barber
shop at Shenandoah.
Mrs. j G Dyson and little daughter
OF Coon Rapids, listed with relatives
hece the past week.
Rev and Mrs. Malcolm entertained
the graduating class al the Presby terrain
parsonage on last Friday evening A
most enjoyable time is reported
Ed Smith and family spent few
days with relatives at Defiance the past
week.
Quite number of the Woodman of
the World attended the unwilling at
Vail Sunday
L E. Anthony was an Omaha bust.
ness visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Pease returned to her home
at Dunlap Thurs ay after an extended
visit at the parental home sonth of town
Mrs j Miloslowsky and little daugh
ter returned Wednesday from theil
eastern visit.
Mrs. Collmore, of Arkansas, has been
visiting old time friends at this place
the past week
Miss Josie Aloerts returned from
| Bellevue, where she has been for the
past two weeks visiting at the parental
home.
| Ross Zollinger, of Defiance Sundayed
at this place.
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LAND BELONGS TO ISLANDER.
Claim of Omaha Company to Ground
Left OH West Side River Denied.

The supreme court yesterday reyers
ed decision of Judge Walter /. Smith
OF the Pottawattamie district court
in rendering an opinion in controv-
ersY over strip Of land which at one
time constituted the bed OF the Miss
ouri river. The case is that Of the
East Omaha Land company, appellee,
V. tJens Hanson ct al. appellants.
Inc land IL controversy lies in the
horse shoe" in East Omaha, which
by the change of The bed OF the Miss
ouri in 1917 was ieft west OF the river
BY d decision OF the United States sup
rene court, however, this is still Iowa
territory. and hence, though the land
In controversy lies ia East Omaha and
apparently on.the Nebraska side, the
Iowa supreme court has Jurisdiction
over it. In the trial court the land in
volved was held to belong to the plain
tiff, but the supreme court decides in
favor Of the appellants The tract in
question lies in the old bed OF The
| Missouri. 1t is now dry land, and
tAe principal question in the case is
whether it is accredited to lot 2. own
ed by the East Omaha LAID company.
or Is part of an island which formed in
the river Immediately west Of lot ?,
and which the defendants now own
One of the contentious OF the plaintiff
was that the decree of the federal SUP
rene court in the case of the State of
Nebraska vs.. the State Of Iowa settled
the matter in dispute between these
litigants, and it was held the land in
controversy was ancreted land The
supreme court holds differently. and
says that as the decree did not change
the uoundry at the point in question it
did not affect the matter in dispute
between the litigant5 Leader
Mr.. Jacob Sims, of the law firm of
Shaw, Sims & Kuehnle is the attorney
for the defendants. The land in ques-
ton is now very val liable and Mr. Sims
feels justly elated over the ruling OF
the supreme court.
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HAPPENINGS AT VAIL

Louie Molseed visited at Denison
Friday and attended the May ball.
Chas. Fitzsimmons visited at home
Friday.
VIM. Kelly and family of Denison
visited Vail relatives Sunday.
John Molseed and Sam McCollough
returned Saturday from their S. Dakota
trip.
DR.. Glynn sold his livery barn build
ing Saturday to Heater & Lock.
ID cars of stock were shipped from
Vail Sunday.
G. c. Vail and wife went to Coal
Greek Thursday to attend the wedding
of relative, returning Sunday.
Frank Claussen of Arcadia was a
Sunday visitor here.
VIM White came down from Carroll
Sunday for few days stay.
John Thompson Jr. went to Chicago
Sunday TO: few days stay.
The graduating exercises of the Vail
High School will be held at the opera
house Friday night. There are five
graduates. The admission will be free.
Postmaster Blackman of West Side
attended the unwilling here Sunday.
The music committee of the NJ. w. A.
picnic announce the engagement of the
Egermyer Band of Carroll for their
picnic June 25th.
Mrs. Larson and Miss Nellie Olson
went to Des Moines Monday for a few
days visit with relatives
Frank Leahy and mother and S. v.
OHare and mother of Denison attend
ed the unwilling here Sunday and visit.
ed with friends.
Mrs. Mary Coleman was passenger
to Denison Saturday.
Several from here attended High
Mass at Arcadia Sunday morning.
Sunday afternoon unwilling exercises
We're held at the graves of the deceased
brothers, H. L. Graham and Patrick
Gallagher, under the auspices of the
W O. w. of Denison. Members We're
also present from Sac City, West Side
Manila and Arcadia The music was
furnished by the Arcadia band and the
singing by Male Quartet from Deni-
son. Short and appropriate speeches
We're delivered in very able way, by
Prof Van Ness and County Attorney
Sam O'Hare. A large crowd was
present despite the disagreeable
weather. The monuments erected by
his order are works Of art and very
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Conner's Triumph.

1t is gratifying to the tenth district
that Congressman Corners merits are
being appreciated over the entire
state 1t was ten strike for lows
when he was placed on the committee
on public buildings and grounds
Eleven cities of this state wanted gov
ernment buildings and the RESPONSE
bility of securing the states share oil
the appropriations and facing the al
most inevitable failure in large pro
portion of the cases, was heavy bur.
den to place upon first term member.
No doubt many of the old timers in
dulged in quiet smile over the trouble
IN store for Conner But when the re-
port came it was discovered. to the
amazement of good many wi; e ones,
that Iowa had secured about double
the share that her population would
ordinarily bring her, and that Conner
had landed ten of the eleven buildings
asked for In this district Boone gets
a 100000 public building. and tie
others are equitab.y distributed over
the state Consequently Conner bou-
quets are numerous The state press
is writing him up in good style. AS
sample, here is what Frank Stillman,
the Washington correspondent for
number of Iowa dailies, has to say
about it:
The bill reported Saturday by the
committee on buildings and grounds,
in most impressive man.
ner, the fact that Iowa is on the map |
With population of approximately
that OF the union, Iowa is |
accorded about ne,twentieth the total
appropriation for public buildings
voted By the house. This is very re-
situation. II is long time
since an appropriation bill for public
buildings and grounds carried prizes
for ten Iowa towns and cities. That is |
The record this year aud it tells louder
than spoken words possibly could, that |
some very effective work has been |
done. The secret part of the whole |
matter is not hard to find Iowa has a
most able and tactful, and diplomatic
and popular representative at court in
the person of Judge Conner, congress
man from the big tenth district. Judge
Conner is new man in the house, but |
he is an experienced man when it
comes to organizing for campaign
and the getting through apDropria-
ii rs for ten cities in one state is the !
biggest kind of campaign From
first to last the Judge has handled the
proposition with rare tact and skill |
To pull out ten prizes when SO few were
to be had and when the demand and
pressure for appropriations was so
terrific certainly entities Judge Con
ner to first rank as a persuader From
actual observation. covering nearly
five years of congressional action, your
correspondent feels justified in saying
that there are very few men in con-
gress who could have accomplished so
much Rockwell City Advocate.
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THE KIR0N CHRONICLE
e. q. Clausou. CORRESPONDENTS.

| E. e. Clauson. Correspondent.
Mrs Louisa Duncan has disposed O
her 100 acre farm south of town to A
Meyer for $4,000. She has purchased
the P. A Peterson residence property il
town and will soon move to Kiron.
Rev D. Anderson and Edward Olsol
attended Iowa District Mission meeting
held at Albert City Iowa last week
Cashier W. j. saulberg transacted
business and visited relatives in Omaha
last week arriving home Friday.
Rev. Aug, Modig who Will visit Kiror
this week will preach at the Mission
Church next Sunday morning.
Miss Hanna Lind from Holdrege Neb
is spending few weeks at the home Of
her uncle Mr. Andrew johnson, being
called here by the death of her aunt
She reports Rev. A, Modig and family
we'll and contented at Holdrege.
Among the Kironites who took ad
vantage of the cheap excursion rates to
Dakota Saturday were Emil MauritZ
Arthur Benson, Aubrey Pomeroy
Nathan Sthran, Louie Gronau, G. e
johnson and Mrs Chas. Dolk.
The ten days tent meeting conducted
by Theron Beck and G. G. Johnson was
closed Sunday evening. The attendance
was very small and the usual interest
not more so Churches, Christians and
Pastors and the town. were branded
as false, detrimental, and rotten and
all on their way to hell The fervent
power that formerly used to be mani
Tested in the tent meeting this one was
lacked.
A few from Denison, Charter Oak
and Boyer, helped to make up the
audience at the tent meeting Sunday.
Messrs N. P. and C A. and Andrew
Larson were in Omaha Friday, consult
ing doctors regarding n. p Larson's
health which has been very poorly of
late. They returned home in the evening
On Monday morning Mr.. Larson re-
turned to spend week at the hospital
He was accompanied by Andrew Larson
Mr.. c. J. Chinburg and family of
Odebolt spent portion Of Wednesday
in town.
Mrs Christian Rossow from Schles-
wig is spending this week with German
friends east of kiron this week.
Rev Oscar Wennstraind preached to
large audience at the Free Mission
Church Sunday evening in the absence
of Rev, D. Anderson
MrFrank lillieholm of Denison spent
Sunday last with friends in and around
Kiron
Mr.. William Clauson and family
started overland Saturday morning for
Pomeroy and Rusk Iowa to spend
couple of days visiting relatives and ad-
quaintences.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Will Huckstep from
Milford Township, spent few hours in
Kiron Saturday last
The strong wind early Monday morn
ing blow down the camp meeting tent
damaging it somewhat.
Mr.. G A. Norelius and daughter
Neva returned last Friday from their
trip to Chicago where MIR N. purchased
goods for his store trade.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-05-20
Earthauake in California.

San Francisco, May 20.-Reports
from nearly every section of northern
California indicate the earthquake,
which was felt here yesterday was
general. Slight damage is reported
from one or two interior towns, but
the shake was not heavy enough to
cause apprehension.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-05-20
JOHNsONVILLE ITEMS

Mr. c. f Clauson and Mrs. l.
Nicholson are among the representa-
tives at The BAPTIST conference held at
Sioux City May y to %.
W. j. Clauson and family departed
last Saturday morning for an overland
ride 10 Rusk La. to visit few days with
MIR Ed. Anderson and family and other
friends at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Lindgreen of
Ida county were over Sunday visitors
with relatives her.
F. L Johnson was county seat
visitor last Saturday
A wagon load of Johlsonvillers took
occasion to spent their time at the river
fishing, we did not learn what luck they
had.
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,ssb CITY No. May 2Q.-fi. W.
4a%ss 9 prominent merchant OF this
IL vas GAot and instantly killed
las. eight b. w. fl. Wagner, laborer.
After tie shooting Wagner gave him,
set up and stated that Mayes was in.
tatla.ed with Mrs. Wagner and would
not cease annoying her with his atten.
;iols
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-05-20
Very Low Excursion Rates to Denver
EnIn
?
Half Rates to Minneapolis. Mimi.

VIA the North western Line. Excur.
sion tickets will be sold at one fare for
round trip June to 3, inclusive with
final return limit by extension until
July I. inclusive, on account Of Frater.
nal Order of Eagle Convention Apply
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R'y.
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WE HAVE THEM The finest line
OF huggles, surries, road and spring
wagons ever brought to the city.
get move on YOU and get one or
Two OF them before decoration day.
Prices right. Quality No. |.
5o-5w T.. T. COCHRAN.
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SPRING FEVER-And that law feel
Ing can re helped by taking a good
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Try bottle If not perfectly satis-
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Yours Truly, r KNAuI,
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FlRSI-CLASs-Dress-M Making done.
Residence one block south of north
school building
32*' MRS JAS. OBENCHAIN.
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PAlNTS--ln ali the different shades
OF excellent quality for out or indoor
use: not the cheapest but the best
fos same money Come and see nv
samples. Respectfully.
r KNAuI.
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CONE Inland see our big line of
single and double buggy harnesses.
Prices lower than ever. Satisfaction
Guaranteed or money cheerfully re-
funded. G SEWERS & Son. 39.lw2w
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FOR SALE-Nice residence property,
with acreage sufficient for gardening.
Inquire OF VIM. DANIELS. 6
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READER-Lay your prejudice aside
and be convinced of Candoalls Nos
and 2.power to absolutely cure erup-
ton OF the skin, pmples and black
heads. Ask your druggist for 1t or
write to G. f. N1echIers Mfg. Co.
Carroll Iowa 39-5t*
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WALL PAPER-In ali The latest de-
designs and coloring at very low
prices: also books to order from. at
r. KNAI-L'S
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Illinois Central Excursions Rates.
New Orleans, La.-Annual Conven.
ton, Western Gas Association May d
to 25.
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HOUSE FOR RENT-Inouire Of
Stone & Temple, SO
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FOR sALE-Two young pure bred,
recorded sbort-horu bulls.
u Il. C. SAGE.
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Very Low Rates 10 san Francisco and
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Very Low Excursion Rates to Denver
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BARNES--The optician eye specialist
of Omaha will be at the Wilson on
Monday the 10Th. Call in the fore.
noon. 3stf
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HOUSE TO RENT-Seven rooms, CEN
trally located, electric lights. In
quire of Frank Pfarr.
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NEW COOK STOvEs-Gasolene and
! Kerosene Stoves. Poultry Netting,
Screen Wire and Garden Tools at
o2tf. WYGANT'S
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WALL PAPER The very latest de-
signs and at prices lower than any
place n the city, Also fine sample
line Of monldings see me before pur.
chasing l.. j, CoURTRIGlfT.
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EXCURSION-lo Dakota and Min.
nesota May 20. Round trip SIP. See
D. f. BROWN s. Son,
sew Denison. Iowa.
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NOTICE-To those de-
sirious of having their lots taken
care of for the year 1902. call on or
address c. D. MILLER. President of
Association, Denison, Iowa. 81
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FARM FOR sALE-Consisnng of 24o
acres OF good land al fenced, with
running water through place. Large
substantial house. Two large horse
and cattle barns: other outbuildincs
large and substantial Close to
school and German church, two
miles to Boyer and five miles to
Kiron VII! be sold for 500 per acre.
For further particulars call on or ad-
dress E. L, CLAUSoN.
50 1t Kiron. Iowa
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PAINT-for buggies and buggy tops,
c. SEWERS & SON SO
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OUR CULTIvATOR LINES com
plete and prices from $1,000 up. The
Deer" and "Canton" line of ma
chinery sold only by me-
e. T. COCHRAN.
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WlRE YOUR HOUSE-For electric
light. We wire any house no matter
how long it has been built, conceal
ing all the wires and leaving the
mouse IN the condition we find it,
wing at cost OF labor and material,
Fixtures at factory prices.
DENISON ELECTRIC LIGHT e.
POWER COMPANY.
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A BARGAIN--An eight room house,
besides 4 osets and pantry, with
furnace and city water and cstern
for sale cheap. Inquire of c. L.
Voss. 80
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REFAIRS-For all makes of stoves on
short notice. Tinwarc repaired at
Wygants.
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, LAP DUSTERS-large assortment at
low prices. G. SEWERS & SON. 80
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FOR SALE-10 good brood sows with
five to eight pigs each from five to
ten days old.
81 3ts JOHN F. Hoist Sr.
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j CHOICE SETTINGS Barred Ply.
mouth Rock eggs for sale. Best of
strains. Prices reasonable.
3tS E c. BAUM, Denison. Iowa
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THE CHEAPEST LANDS--in Vest
ern Iowa.
Good bottom land per acre S57 90
Good upland farms per acre $4,000
u n. R WILDER,
Dow City,
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BURR OAK POSTS--Four hundred
burr oak and walnut posts for sale.
3etf j. KELLY.
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REVIEW "VAyI' COLUMN

SEE BARNES-The optician Monday
May 18th. 3Stf
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