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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1905-07-13

tin will leave Monday for a
months vacation to the coast.
Henry Bodson went to White
Rock, Wednesday night.
Leo. ]. Miksche went to Min
neapolis Wednesday night.
Miss Condor of Clinton Iowa
is the guest of ]. c. Kain and
family.
Miss Mayme Clary left We'd
nesday afternoon for her home
at Wilmer.
Mrs. Casey returned from
her visit to the Cities Wednes-
day morning.
Wm. Zimmerman and wife.
of Wadena, are guests at the
home of Walter Heathcote and
FIRMLY.
Albert Cornell of Hewett,
MINI, passed throught here
Wednesday night on the way
to his home.
Rev. J. w. Brown the Cong.
regational minister at Monte
video occupied the NJ. E. pulpit
Sunday last, during Rev
Burnip'e absense.
Order of services at St.
Mary's church next Sunday
will be. Early Mass 7.3O a. m.
High Mass 10 a. M, and Ves-
pers and Benediction Z p. m.
Frank Hanson called at
Donaldson's the we'll known
and reliable Photographer of
Wahpeton, to take a picture of
the finest string of fish that
was ever brought to Brecken.
ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Nordick
of Kent was in town Friday.
They left Friday evening for
st. Joseph. Minn., to witness
the reception of their daughter,
Mary, into the novitiable of the
Order of st. Benedict.
The Great Northern FLYER
was wrecked Sunday afternoon
about one mile east of Moose
Island. Mimi. The whole train
was derailed except the sleeper
and the derailed cars were turn
ed over one side down the en-
bankment. About six people
were injured, but not any seri.
ously. The cook in the din
ing car had three ribs broken.
Coaches were badly damaged.
Dan Sweet who has been in.
the employ of 8. T. Dakiu was
drowned in the Ottertail River
about three and one half miles
southeast of Everdell. He
went in the river bathing aud
vac taken with cramps, three
o'clock Sunday afternoon and
his body was recovered early
Monday morning and taken to
Miksche & Vertin's undertak-
Ing rooms. His relatives at
Iowa were notified of his death
and two brothers Harry and
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1905-07-13
Brecke kenridge.

DR. Truax' mother, Mrs. linus,
is quite i'll.
Mrs. Chas. Hardy spent Mon
day at Hankinson.
John Wells went to Ottertail
Lake, Saturday night.
Mrs. S. III. Porter and son
spent Sunday at the Lakes.
e. G. Valentine went to
Battle Lake Saturday night.
Mrs. Walter O'Kane went to
the cities Monday afternoon.
DIR. Smith of Foxhome was
in town Monday IN business.
Mrs. FL. Warner aud daughter
from Fairmount Sunday morn
ing.
"A son was born to Mr.. and
Hollis Mcdonald Friday, July,
7th.
Mrs. Frank Pierce returned
Friday evening from Mime
apolis.
Edward Bach of Fargo, is
spending a few days visiting
friends.
Miss Hull spent Sunday at
the lakes, returning Monday
morning.
The Baptist Ladies Aid met
with Mrs. DR.. Sparrow this
afternoon.
Mrs. Theodore Eiter is enter
tanning Miss Anna Vie of La
Crosse, Wis.
John Ilinich has accepted q
position in Miksche & Vertin's
Dept, store.
Misses Katie Schott and
Mammie Cleary, spent Thurs
day at Aneta.
Mrs. r. r. Glover entertained
the Baptist Ladies Aid Thurs
day afternoon. -,
!. Master George nonahue il
very sick with q bad case fo
blood poisoning.
Mrs. Herbert Allen and
daughter went to Fergus Falls
Thursday night.
Jno. McCabe 10 repainting
and improving his residence
on Eighth street.
Miss Iva Pewonka left Satur-
day evening for her home at
Park Rapids. MINI.
Rev. Father Watcher of Tin.
tab, was the guest of Father
Gumpher last Monday.
!. Joseph Stern and wife from
Campbell, spent Thursday
evening in Breckenridge.
Mrs. H. w. La Bar Of La
Crosse Wis, 10 visiting her
daughter Mrs. T. F. Eiter.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1905-07-13

Matt Vertin left Thursday
night for trip to Little Falls,
Cold Springs and st. Cloud.
Otto Zachon left on No. 4,
Saturday afternoon to spend q
few days in the Twin cities.
Ben Stevens of Fargo has
accepted a position in Miksche
and Vertin's Department store.
Miss Daverfler of Waverly,
Mimi, is the guest of Frank
Lambert and family this week.
Moses Giddings ard wife and
Joe Stern and wife returned
from the lakes, Tuesday morn
ing.
E. Connolly and family leave
Tuesday morning for a trip to
st. Paul returning Saturday
evening.
Jos. Gum and family went to
Lake Clitheral Saturday morn
ing to spend the rest of the
summer;
The T. I. Cash Carnival l Co.
of st. Paul will give a Street
Fair lasting four days Aug. 16,
IL, 10 and 10.
There will be a game of
base ball, Breckenridge vs.
Benson, Sunday, July, 16, at
Athletic Field.
A. A. Cooper, president of the
Wagon & Buggy Works,
Dubuque, Ia, was in town Fri.
day on business.
Rev. Father Gumpher con.
Quoted a retreat for the sisters
at st. Frances Hospital Tues.
day and Wednesday.
Quite a delegation of the
Breckenridge Masons, attended
the funeral services of n. T,
Stevens, at Wahpeton.
Fritz watterberg and wife
returned Thursday morning
after a few days visit with re.
latives in st. Paul, MINI.
Miss Inez Jones the trimmer
at Miksche & Vertins store, re-
turned to her home at Camp.
bell the early part of the week.
Mrs. Busher and Matt Wen
neE left Friday morning to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. and
Ars. Busher's child at Moore
ton.
Miss Taylor of Fairmount,
n. D. and Miss Hoppe Of Roch-
ester, Mimi, were the guests of
Miss Frances Hoppe last Thurs
day.
The Base ball game Sunday
between Breckenridge and
Battle Lake resulted in a scere
of 8 to 2 in favor of Brecken.
ridge.
Jos. Vertin entertained the
clerks Of Miksche Z Vertin's
store at Ars. Eckhards last
Saturday for dinner. Mr. Yer
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1905-07-13
OLE0PHAs-J0HNs0N.

Beautiful 40 have been the
many June weddings, the
months ceremonials were
brought tot brilliant close last
night when two pretty matings
were celebrated. Charlotte
Maria Cleophas became the
bride OF Peter s. Johnson Of
Wahpeton, North Dakota, and
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1905-07-13
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Edward Smith is doing nice

ly.
Leon Bloom who was receiv-
ed July i'd, from Tintah, for
append is and who was
dangerc y ill is improving
rapidly.
;Micha Plaisted of Doran.
Mimi, received July 3rd, with a
broken arm was discharged
the following day.
Mrs. c. B. Rice, of Wahpeton
who underwent an operation
two weeks ago for appendicitis
is doing nicely, and can leave
soon.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1905-07-13

Ned came Tuesday from
Kanawha, la. Funeral services
were held Wednesday after
noon, at the N. E. church and
remains were laid at rest in
Riverside cemetery.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1905-07-13

Wanted-man and wife want
a job running cook car for
threshing crew. F. s. FOSTER,
1913 215, End ct. S.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-23
SENSATIONS AT MANILA.
Little Town Has Enough to Keep a
City Busy. Thorough Cleaning
Up Necessary.

For town of it's size Manila had a
lively time last week The mayors
court was kept busy overtime and the
county jail is enriched by two occu
pants, with several parties seemingly
more anxious to get in than to keep
out.
The first sensation occurred last Fri
day evening. when Sam Bird, bar ten
der for Miller Bros, locked up the ga
loon aud started home with some $500
and gun on his person. He wenr
around out of his way home and stop
ped, as he claimed, to pay Mrs. Rose
jackson for cleaning house for hin
Mr.. Bird entered the house through the
back door and had scarcely gotten in
side when there came knock on the
door and Mrs. jackson went to the
door and was surprised to see Mr.. Add
Morgan there Morgan demanded that
Sam Bro. should leave atonce. This
Sam refused to do until Morgan should
get out of the road, as it appears thar
Bird was afraid of Morgan.
There W. large hole in the :reen
door and suddenly while this CONVEX
sation was going on. Morgan reached
through the screen and grabbed Mrs.
Jackson. Bird drew his gun and Nor
gan knocked it out of his hand. E.el9as
ing Mrs. Jackson, he grabbed Bird
leaned him back over chair and chok-
cd him almost to Inconsistencies
During this time Mrs. Jackson tried
to pound Morgan over the head with a
chair At this stage in the game it is
claimed that Morgan tried to ahoot
both of the other parties, but fortunate
ly, the revolver could not be discharg
cd Morgan then broke and ran and
Bird went up town swore out war
rant and had Morgan arrested. The
trial took place Saturday morning and
was in session nearly all day, during
which time Morgan had Mrs Jackson
arres ed for running house of Hire.
pute He failed to prove his assertions
however, and Mayor Grey settled the
matter by giving Morgan thirty day.
in the county jail, and by putting Mrs
jackson under $1,000 bond to keel
Morgan off of her premises ana to keel
The peace. Morgan and Bird both wor,
black eyes in the court room AMI botk
put up the appearance of having bser
through rough house.
Sensation number two occurred OF
last Saturday night. Art Whey. VIII,
is manager of Miller Bros. restauran
and pool room, had a misunderstanding
with Gunder Anderson, a man who hal
teen hanging around this place fol
some time and wlod.l o,sa reo,.;,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-23
THE DoDDIEs TO THE FAIR.
The McHenry Exhibition Herd About
to Start on Their Long Journey.
Expect Many Prizes.

The McHenry exhibition herd of Aber-
deen-Angus cattle is about to start on its
long round of fairs and glory. The sleek,
black cattle are looking their sleekest,
their latest and their pre- ttiest, and the
herdsmen are busy in making prepaia-
tons and adding the finishing touches.
No baby in the land is receiving much
more tender care than are these doddies,
who have been selected to carry the tri-
umphant banner of the McHenry herd
We can imagine that the thoroughbreds
are conscious that they are to perpetuate
the glories of the herd and that it is up to
them to bring back ribbons galore.
The herd will be in charge of Sam Cole
and John Brown, both of whom are ex-
perienced men AMI the proposed route in
cludes, first, the Iowa State Fair, then
the Minnesota. the Indiana and the Ken
lucky State fairs, then the great American
Royal Stock Show at Kansas City, and
lastly, tie International at Chicago.
| AT the head of the herd is Censor" a
three year-old bull, who. as two-year-
old, took second money throughout the
grand circuit.
| Next to him is Baden Lad,' anoehe,
three-year-old. who has tasted prize mon
ey both at Chicago and at Kansas City.
Choice Goods goes as two-year- old
| AS yearling, he licked the platter clear
taking first money wherever exhibited. Il
is expected that he will show the talent
thing or two this year, as he is in better
condition than ever.
Two calves. Count of Denison," anc
Star of Denison are expected to spreae
the city's fame and add fresh laurels
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-23

~ asked to stay awav, which he would
not do. 1t is reported that there is a
card game run up stairs over the pool
hall and that considerable money
changes hands over the tables.
Anderson, VINO is traction engineer
and quite hand TO play poker came
in one night last week, and, it appears.
lost quite sum # money. He became
angry and complained about it so that
Winey reimbursed him for his loss and
told him not to bother around there
any more. But Anderson drew week 8
wages Saturday night and went back
TO gamble. Winey would not allow
him TO do this and fight ensued in
which Anderson got we'll beaten up.
Anderson, az soon as he could recov-
or enough, had Winey arrested. He
also had Miller Bros. arrested for RIM
ming gambling house.
The trial was brought before Mayor
Grey who, after weighing the matter
carefully with Justice Robertson, Fl
Miller Bros $4,000. and Mr. Whey
$40 90 and costs. Whey refused TO
pay. He also refused to work it out { n
the streets, and he was accordingly
sent to the county jail for thirty days
Miller Bros. paid their fine.
Still another sensation grew out of :,
family misunderstanding Rev. A. j
MacMurtry. resentng the attention.
paid to his daughter by one Hermann
Meyer. There was brief passage a,
arms. butathe matter was finally adjust
ed out of court the young lady conse Mt
ing to go to California, where the Mae
Murtry family will reside il, the future
The sympathy Of the community APP
pears to be very largely with Nr. Mac
Murtry in this unfortunate matter.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-23
CROP BULLETIN.
Official Report of Iowa Climate and
Crop Service Week Ending July4.


The week was about normal in temper
ature and the rainfall,was copious in the
larger part of the state. The beneficial
results of ample warmth and moisture are
apparent in the improved condition of
corr, pastures and potatoes. and all un-
rlpened crops. There is now sufficient
moisture in the soil for the future needs Of
the corn crop is about as usual at the
second decade in August The total of
damage to the crop by wind and hail is
not in excess of the average in previous
seasons. The outlook is generally salts,
factory as to the great staple. Pastures
are much improved. The second crop of
clover is usually heavy in the central and
southern sections. Threshing has been
SO newhat delayed by showers Reports
of yield and quality OF wheat and oats are
very good Some progress has been made
in harvesting wild hay, andin fall plow-
ing.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-23
Mani11a

Mr.. John Gleicer made business
"Trip to Denison Monday.
Prof. J. C. Riehtor and wife arrived
Tuesday noon aud are ready to com
tnence their years work.
c. A. Saunders is getting several of
his finest stock ready for the State
FAIR. He haa some fine stock and IN
ioubtly will secure several good pre-
miums.
Mr.. Lee Alfred who lived here sever
al years ago 10 visiting his parents and
brother. Mr.. Alfred in now located 10
the eastern part of the etate where he
Is engaged in farming.
Geo. Fuller left Tuesday for Michi-
gan where he will spend some two
months with his brother, during MIR.
Fullers absence. Mrs. Fuller ana
daughter Goldie will visit relatives IN
Nebraska.
James McCone has purchased lots
opposite J. H. Lvon's residence where
be will build neat cottage this fall.
Il IL, eea &c a.. tA-m to Chas- Hend
erson OF near Defiance and will NOV
to town in March to join the list Of
succt ssful farmers.
Last Saturday afternoon about p
a. news reached Manila by telephone
that Mr.. John Lapels residence Biz
miles north of town, was on fire, the
entire family except the servent CIR
was in town The fire originated
in the summer kitchen just adjoining
the house. the young lady saw the
entire house would burn and telephon
ed to the neigh b0rs who arrived in time
to save all the furniture except two
stoves and the clock. There was
large sum Of money in the house, it il
not definitely known just how much
but it amounted way into the hundred'l
of dollars. The house WAS two STORY
structure very comfortable for farm
house, the loss will be about $l00(
which is about two-thirds' covered
| with insurance.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-23
Sch1esuig


Fred Gigax, was in Buck Grove few
days last week
Hugo Krohnke took business trip
to Boyer Monday.
VIM. Schroeder was down to Ricketts,
on business Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bender were down to
visit their SOD, Billy, at this place.
Herman Reinwaldt of near Denison,
was Schleswig visitor last week.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John Slender,
of Morgan township, Aug. II, Con
Our first base ball nine got defeated
by the Oh. r or Oak team last Friday
Messrs. John Christensen and Peter
Lamp'of Mapleton. we're in town last
Thursday.
John Mitchell and wife we're visiting
at the Emil Kruger home few days of
last week.
Our kid base ball team won easily
from the Deloit kid team last Saturday,
score to 10,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jepaen we're visit
ing with Thos. Hansen in Ida county D
few days this week
Henry Krohnke returned home ast
Friday from Chicago, where he had
been with load of stock.
Mrs Able, a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Eiffert, and two children.
are visiting with her parents.
Otto Schuck of Ida county, celebrat-
ed his birthday. Quite a number Of
Schleswig people were present
John Ehlers and Vim. Carstens and
families drove to Boyer last Sunday tc
visit with Henry Hansen and family
Mrs Peter Branaka, who has been
visiting near Dow City for the past two
weeks, returned home Monday morn
ng.
Carl Leopolt and wife of Ida Grove
will arrive at their nome next Sunday
alter spending five months visiting il
Germany.
.Messrs. Fritz Buck and Adolph Win
tiers and their wives of west Side, have
been visiting with Henry Reinking anc
family for few days.
Frank Lloyd and wife took the trair
for Daa Mo:nos loaf 1voa-asaav ~ wei
w41u lo.ul.so. AMI LIQUIDS. fney AIS
will take in the state fair.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mra
John Nicholson died at Denison las
Thursday They have the SINGER
sympathy of the entire community.
Richard Whorton. brother of job
Whorton, our former liveryman, i
visiting with Frank Lloyd and family
His home is now at Huron. S. D.
Mrs Mary Brinkmann. who has bee
staying with her sister, Mrs. John D
Grating, last year. and who left for he
home at New Liberty last spring. re
turned last Friday.
While in Schleswig Adolph Winter
of West Side. had the pleasure or meet
ing an old comrade of the German wa
in the person of DR.. Fues or. Tney wen
through the war OF '66 together in tn
same regiment, called the "Shar
Shooters.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-23

Chris Ernst Of Morgan township,
shipped three car loads of stock last
Saturday, two of cattle and one of hogs
His son Charlie accompanied the stock
to the Chicago markets.
Miss Ella Kahler, sister Of Mrs.
VIM. Schroeder, who has been working
at the lat6ers home for two months,
returned to her home in Morgan town :
ship last Thursday
John D Grazing and wife took the
train for New Liberty, Scott county,
Iowa, last Friday noon. They will visit
with relatives and fl ends there. They
expect to return home Wednesday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-23

They are beauties and it is not thought
that the calf has yet been born that can
beat them.
"Blackbird McHenry r3th,'' with J
pedigree as long as the book Of Genesis. I
is the aged COW who will represent the
gen.ler sex. She is already many times
prize winner.
"Abbess McHenry 5th, " is young and
captivating yearling. who made her debut
last year by taking and money.
Barbara McHenry rsth," is another
dashing belle, who was only beaten by
'Abbess" last year by point.
Queen McHenry 48th' is another who
will be exhibited in this group.
The herd is completed with four calves,
Pride McHenry 4and, Pride McHenry
45th, Barbara McHenry 2sth.'' an
"Abbess McHenry 9th They are fine
animals and this will probably not be their
last time in the saw dust ring The Nc
Henry herd is at the very top notch and
we are thinking that the First National
VIII nave 10 DuIld an addition for the Stor-
age of ribbons and medals when the sea-,
sou sreports are all in.
The Disadvantages of Disfranchisment
The facts collected by the special com
mittee on salaries of the National Educat-
ional Association show that 4o7 cities Of
the o,23o teachers (not including princi.
pals) all but 1. 500 are women. The aver
age yearly salary of teachers in elementary
schools is, for women, $3.50 and for men
s1,1or. OF principals of elementary
schools. for women, $3.50 and for men,
Sr,54z Of high school teachers for
women 5000, for men 81, 300. Thus the
disability of disfranchis ement costs over
3d. 900 women from $500 to $572 each per
annum.
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-23

Constipa tom and piles are
twins. They Kiln people inch by
inch, sap life away every day.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
viii positively cure You. No
cure, mo pay. IS cents, tea on
tablets. K. KnaGR.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-23

Chamherlain's Collie, Cholera ana
oN01AUoA AoAM Diarrhoea Remedy.
Never fails Buy it now. 1t may save life.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-11-03
HAS A GRIEVANCE.
Editor of the Expositor,
Yale, Mich,

Editor of the Expositor,
Yale, Mich,
Dear Sir:-l have grievance against
your paper which rests heavily upon my
mind and feel that | must tell you of
il in order to find relief.
Last week your "great and only" pro-
claimed to the civilized and barbarous
world that l had suddenly blossomed
out into full-blown, vari-colored dog
fancier of the most discriminating type
and as an evidence of my newly acquir-
ed character, had purchased and i'm
ported from somewhere, a thoroughbred
registered, "trade mark blown in the
bottle" canine of the female persuasion,
dehorned at both ends.
Now / will confess that this rather
tickled me on the start, for who does
not like to have his mongrel pups,
horses and kids considered thorough
breds by his neighbOrs) but my momen-
tary citation was quickly succeeded by a
big COB of gloom. Some galoot who
believed your paper, thought the poor,
little, commOn-everyd day girl pup was
worth stealing and promptly swiped
her to my great distress of mind and 40
cents cash damages. OF course / figure
the damages on the basis of her value
before your paper spoke Of her and me
she is worth more now, il | could
find her, but | am worth less without
her and there you are. | don't know
as you can do anything TO help the
matter any, but you might try, you
can't make it any worse.
Yours truly.
+. III. DRAKE.