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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-09-27
KILLED BY AN AUTO
First Fatal Automobile Accident II
Denison Occurs on Friday After
noon.

On Friday the automobile Scored its
mrs. :. Victim in Ienisen. Many Of oul
people have looked askance at the auto
mobile and it has been freely predict,,ld
| that Denison would yet be the scene of one
tns,se fearful tragedies of which automo.
bic have been SO frequently the cause.
On Friday the expected happened. Mr..
E. c. Chamberli6 was driving in his
powerful auto car. He was we'll within
the speed limit and was driving with VI.
most care. In the path of the car WIS
little Ute Wheeler, playing il the
roadside. Mr.. Chamberlin gave the dan
ger signal but the little one paid no heed
In fact he seemed rather attracted by the
en- coming monster and totally unafraid.
Mr.. Chamberlin saw the imminent dan
ger. he reversed the machine. he sgnalled
and shouted but in moment the wheels
passed over the little form. There was a
sharp cry of agony. mingled with the
crunching of the wheels on flesh and bones
andiin.a moment Ute..Wheeler was dead. He
was dog of fine pedigree. valued at SIS. 90
cash by his owner and at many times tina,
figure by the Wheeler childrenwho mourn
their loss with grief sincere and heartfelt
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-09-27

Mrs. Benson returned to Kiron on Fri
day after pleasant visit with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Sam Lundgren.
| Mr.. Jacob Wiese returned on Friday
from Omaha where he bought large
numberI Keep to feed.
buy it cheaper at Bamford's ncw.
Mr.. Fred Erickson of Kirou paid Den
/ ison visit to-day. He called in just
in time to see our new press make its
first run.
Miss Willetta Strahan is visiting Car
roll friends. She expects soon to be
strong enough to resume her work IN the
schools.
Prof. ]. NJ. P. Smith of Chicago Uni
versty came today for rest and vaca-
ton visit with his many old friends in
Crawford.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Poster returned on
Friday from brief wedding trip. Mr..
Poster left the first of the week for Canton,
South Dakota.
Buy it cheaper at Bamford's now.
Mr.. Jas. B. Davis general attorney of
the Northwestern spent several days
of this week in Denison on account OF
the Cary case.
Mr.. Rudolph Hollis returned on Satur-
day from Omaha, having recovered from a
successful operation which he underwent
few weeks ago.
Miss Lydia Winters left this week
for her home at Phillipsburg, Kansas,
after pleasant visit wi b her sister,
Mrs. A. j. Larson.
Buy it cheaper at Blmfords now
Mr.. d. F. Bryan of Paradise has been
enjoying visit from his mother, who has
been staying with her daughter, Mrs. Will
Bradshaw Of Ida county
Miss Edna Gilbreath has entered the
employ of Mr.. j. L. Warba=se. taking the
place OF Miss Schneckloth who will assist
in the new furniture store.
| The Germauia society will give II grand
Harvest Ball ut the Denison Opera House ON
Sept 90. s7-s
Mr.. Gus Moeller and Mr.. Phi. Jones
returned today from Lynch. Neo..
where Mr.. Moeller is having a house
built on farm that he owns.
Rev. A. w. Gauger and wife are away
this W. sk attending conferences 1t is the
hope of all that Mr.. Gauger may be re-
turned to the Denison charge.
| For sale-One No. 8 Radiant Home h...d
coal steve l lawn seat. Hover Stand and SIX
/, d"zen fruit jars. Mrs, W H Sievers 80
Or. j. M. job lson has le. the con
tract for Che erection of the new hospi.
tai in sest Dshison and work will begin
at once. Mr.. Cfias, christensen is the
successful contractor.
Buy it cheaper at Banlfotd's now
DR.. g. c. Brandt, the new physician
who has already seemed to find such a
good place for himself in Denison. has
rented the Gregory residence CT MIR. Pat
terson and will move in at once.
Mr.. VIM. Herman has commenced
excavating for the foundation of his
new home which is to be built just east
of the Mundt residence and opposite the
German Methodist parsonage.
Miss Bertha Bayne and Miss Grace
Deter left on Sunday for Wichita Kan
where they will start dress mixing
establishment We wish the young
ladies the best of success in their new
venture.
AS I expect soon to leave the city would
request all those knowing themselves 10 be
indebted to me to settle their accounts ut
their earliest convenience Settlement NAV
be made either WI h me or With Mr.. Simon t
the Broadway Meat Market.
Very Respectfully
A. u. RANDALL.
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!: YOU
A PRESCRIPTION OR
FAMILY RECIPE?


We handle none but the Best
Chemicals. Here accuracy quail
lty and purity are the key notes
to prescription trade that is
steadily increasing. Our prices
are the lowest possible for good,
scientific and conscientious work,
which is the only kind we, care
to turn out. Telephone orders
will receive prompt attention.
We will send for your prescrip-
ton, compound it and send it to
you as quickly as it can be done.
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Buy it cheaper at Bamford's now.
Mrs. Oscar Fienhold was in Denison
Monday.
Mr.. E. c. Sage visited Manila the first
of the week.
Miss Strain spent Monday and Tues
day in Carroll. s@ss
Old Arkansaw at the opera house to-
morrow night.
Mr.. Eugene Gulick was an Omaha Wis
itor on Saturday.
Julius Mailer made Sioux City bust
ness visit on Monday.
Mr.. Robert Ewall spent Sunday with
Charter Oak friends.
Mr.. Chris Nissen of Boyer spent Mon
day at the county seat.
Mr.. E. Gulick paid Council Bluffs a
brief visit on Monday.
Buy it cheaper at Bamford's now.
Mrs. Birkhofer of near Bell was shopping
in or city last Friday.
Mr. Fred Gigax, IT,. of Schleswig was a
Sunday caller in Denison.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Larson spent Sun
day with Manila friends.
Miss Anna Owens visited her sister in
Omaha the last of the week.
Miss Beatrice Gary of West Side visit
ed Denison friends on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meggers we're visiting
relatives in Manning last week.
Justreceived two gross OF tooth brushes
We learn of a number who are plan
mig to go to Amss next Friday.
Mr.. John Grimes of Woodbine made a
business visit to Denison on Monday.
Mrs. Edith Cole visited her numerous
Dow City friends the first of the week.
Mr.. H. Sievers of West Side was the
guest of Mr.. John Rohwer on Sunday.
Remember the Grand Harvest Ball
at the Opera House Oh Friday evening.
Two eighty acre farms for rent. Inquire
at Review Office.
Mrs. George Ainsworth of Canton ILL.,,
is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. E. THEM.
Mr.. and Mrs Stout of Buck Grove
were shopping in the county seat Satur-
day.
Mrs Amiel Pump visited under the
a parental roof near Vail few days las,
week,
Fer ,ass saf houses Wits se fps sore esses
ssmttl SER. i-9-l3
Mr.. Louis Messsnbrink is building an
eight room house on his farm in East
Boyer.
Mrs. F. K. Marshall and her mother
Mrs. Fullick visited Carroll friends over
Sunday
Mr.. John Way and daughter, Mrs
Riddle of Charter Oak were in Denison on
Tuesday.
Mr.. G. c. Roam has heen spending the
week in Denison all on account of being
on the jury.
F W. Meyers spent Friday afternoon in
Omaha, obtaining fittings for the Reviews
new machinery.
Mrs. George Sche!dotf Of Herring has
rented the Mccormick plaes two miles
west of Denison.
DR.. 4. ]. McWil'iams and Mr.. c. E.
,Hiett OF Charter Oak paid Denison an
u uto visit on Monday.
Mrs. Pant Alysworth had most sue
itessful operation in Omaha Wednesday
ohnd is doing nicely.
: Mr.. and Mrs. John Carrot of Kenwooo
blhave gone to Nebraska for the benefit of
Mrs. Garret,slheaith.
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Ladies Take Notice

1t is time to take M plants and will cal
your attention TO our large line OF jarden-
leFs, giving you large numbers 10 sole It from
They are attractive and reasonable III price
j. l.. WurbaSse.
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BoARs FOR SALE

One Duroc Jersey boar about 16 months old
and one Poland China boar same age Also
number of young bears OF both breeds. In
quire of VIM. Lindberg, kiron la. 3S-tf
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Lamborn Drag Co.
Next door to P. o.
POPULAR RATES TO AMEs.
Special Train September 2eth With
Lowest Rates on Account of
College Jubilee.

The Northwestern announces an ex-
cursion to Ames on Sept. 30 with special
train and exceedingly low rates. The
schedule. ic nc follo,uc.
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The train will reach Ames at 10. SIS A.
M aud will leave in the evening at ms.
a fine program has been arranged anoog
the features being addresses by Gov.
Cummins. Congressman Lacy and Hen.
E. w. Weeks. Live Stock Parade,
Military Drill, Music by Cadet and other
bands, Athletic contest, foot ball game
besides an opportunity to inspect the big
college. II is rare opportunity and
there will doubtless be hundreds Of ex-
cursionists.
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Wanted to exchange sgood cream sepera-
tor FOR Il good driving horse write
w. ROWLAND Denison, Iowa . t
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REAI, EsTATE TRANsFERs


Continued.
Bib, lots 20, q and %, block 4, Girls
wold's Third addition. .......... 1900
Isaac q. Burgan and wife to Hanna A.
Cronkhite part Of lots 8 and 10, block
T, Tuttle's addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
P. G. Deming and wife to a. Venorma
Deming, lot ., Deming & Kinmore's adj
Fred eilo K. Meyer to Edwin W ". Dngiey.
lot %, Waton's block 81, Kenwood =. 500
John L. Smith ct al. to Annie and Charles
H. Freeman, lot A. block l. Knox Ave-
Mary Wille s and husband to Girard In. N''s'
vestment company, lot 10 and south
half of lot 8. block 1, Encouragement
blocks and 2, Williams & Colds ad-
Margaret NJ Burdick to Eilwood D. Ora
addition .................... 5000
Thomas A. Landon and wife to Grace
Hackett, lot 10, block l. McCrory's re- -,
Victor L. shillock and wife to Urana
Hilbig lots and Z, block 81, Reming-
Herbert eG o r. Folsom S and wife to Anna
Holm, lot a, block 7, Lawndale.; $50
Joseph Anderson and wife to John J:
Kelly, lot 16, block 1, G. g. Morrisons go
Henry 8: Kryger to John Lane lots IT'S, =,
William =. Gillespie and wife to Harry
/ Y Lamborn, lot 7, block A. Elliot's ad- -,
john INV ". Atwood and wife to R: irving
Pratt. 1ot 10. block l. Blooming Prai- -,
RE ADDITION $500. -1,eol
Floyd Ford to John Raine, lot 2, block
| s, Forest Heights addition. ........... S5C
Lumberman's Investment company to John
A. Salisbury and wife, lot 8, block 8,
Penn1man's addition .....,....,....... 6,50(
Ray Clarke Staring and husband to Sc
curity Land & Investment company, lot
/, Boshart's subdivision. :........ 5000
3. P Bacon and wife to Albert NJ. Shell
don in section 35-2924 ............ 2, 5O(
Francis A. Chamberlain, administrator, to
John W.. Shepard, lot Z, block A.
Cobb's addition ...............:... 8,oot
Eli L. Higgins to Frank P. Shurber lot
Is. block 16, South Side addition. ...-5 22s
James Garvey and wife to Asa W. Spen-
| Ger. in section 15-2S-24. ............ 60(
| John Holmberg and wife to st. Paul,
| Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway COM
pany,. part lot S. block 1, Keesling's
addition 2Ot
Western Realty company to Steven Stew :
enson. lot 2, block IL, Fair Grounds
| Louis E. Macomber and wife to John D.
| Sutton and wife. lot T. and part lot 8,
block 8. Park addition. ............. Al
| Hope s. Koon to Julia Sullivan, lot %,
block 2 Chicago Avenue park. 2,40
! Ten minor deeds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IT.
Total 3s deeds. observation-disclosures $40, 92
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

: James II. Green and wife to Gustaf An
derson and wife, lot a. block 16, .
Silver Lake addition. -: $500
!. John Sjoberg and wife to Howard NJ. At
So kinson. part of lots 13 and Ia, block
- 8, the addition Of Bracket n. Lee
I & Heaton's 1000
= Lincoln P. Hale ct al. to Ellery J.
~ Barnes. part Of lots and g. block 8,
Menage,s Third addition. 800
a6srens NJ. Cook and wife to Charles w.
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r The following persons from the north
d, vest are registered at Minneapolis
# hotels: .-' g..
IoTEL VENDoME-C. H. Nelson, A. A. Hart,
q. Chicago X E. Tautberg, Spokane; Mrs. Fl.
Kariher, Pierre S: D.; D. B. Collins, Cando;
Brown and wife, Eureka, s. D.; II. G. Alger,
Kansas City, Mo; T. Hageman Rock Island:
=. Leech, Brooten Inga NJ. Foss Duluth; R. S.
Clark, Walpole. Mass; G. NJ. Lesser. New
York: J: NJ; Lye, Sioux City; G. P. Delong,
Il .. D. Ramsdell, crookston; NJ. ]. Leighthall,
Larimore; W. B. Sheffield, Crookston; r.
d Rovig Anderwood N. D.; F. E. Clewley, Lit
te kas 1eaR %as A. West New
u rison, Joliet Ill; E. W. Lunning, Chicago;
M F. osa pstsrs9n' qlenw .rxSl W g. Montgom
Gllasier, A; B. Erbe, Usage; G. S. Robinson
Chicago; M. s. Benedict Boyd H. Fuller
Omaha; F. B. Collins Chicago; J. Boswell
Paul voss, Echo, Mimi. B. Westbury, Fari
bault; G. Carglie, San Antonio Texas; Mrs
p W: ,t Goak1ey, Duluth; F: Ahmaen carcath
X Gibura. Rochester, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. ],
D. Darling, Farbault
6HoTEL HYsER-P. s. Smith and wife, Wash
a@ inst9n; 49, E. C. 8 peison and wife La Moure
s. Waterman, Omaha, Neb; Marie Aarnes
Il Montevideo, Mimi; Constance Aarnes, Monte
yid % s MinR + "
Falls I CHARLES 4: Rich, St. Louis; 3. Se
seidai1, Madison, s. D.; Laura au Sullivan FS sprn
h LANCE 6 S3issEs; E T S5ss PSSl%th
~ wife: New U1m; K A. Smith, Austin. MINI
s. T. Mei Rt.n G{hicago A. + H9tchkin Chi
70. son; II. r. Cramer, Memphis,
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

So MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Phillip Diamond and Jamie Nathenson
= Fred ]. Wood and Gerter Longton.
Alfred Bergstrom and Selma K BoIin
William J. Short and Mable E. Shelton.
Jack Mcknight and Lima Klugman
John Frederick Luger and Agnes Elizabeth
EVAN P. Swanson and Huldah Goldman,
Culvan Vaughn and Grace Grimes
DEATHS ~ = =
Virginia B. Hunt, GIT Tenth avenue s.
Anthony Thompson, First avenue NE and
Fourth street. - - :
Babe Jasenski, 200 Twelfth avenue NE,
b Halgar Olson AT James avenue N
Il Lawrence P. La Bree, 1909 Third street n
S Daniel ]. hurry, St. Barnabas hospital
Otis D. Jones, 1914 Chicago avenue 8.
ID Wilhelm Marinus Linguist pa Twentieth av-
enue N.
Verona soltis, "a Cooper street.
ST Mary Eiotefel, Little Sisters Of the Poor.
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wANTED-EvERY CLERK CAN EARN So
easy. How? By creating demand for that
famous, faultless new Cel-Pep-Ko Lebensret-
ter. You ask for it; we do the rest. One
is 81; one gallon Cel-Pep-Ko contains 80 glass
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man who buys one-gallon jug Cel-Pep-Ko and
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that 81. Ask for it, Cel-Pep-Ko Co.. 1914
Kasota bldg. Telephone, T. G. 2451. Agents
wanted everywhere. 49,. .......:s
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

The following persons from the north
vest are registered at Minneapolis
: hotels: g..
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An Male.
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WANTED-sEVERAL BOYS NOT YOUNGER
than 16 years to fill permanent positions in
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COMPETENT YOUNG MAN OF COLLEGE Ed
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and good address, thoroughly qualified for
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man personal assistant, wants permanent
employment; location immaterial; expert
stenographer and correspondent; accustomed
to meeting and handling people; unexcep-
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building, st. Paul
wANTED-A POSITION AS MANAGER OR
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Norwegian, experienced salesman, two years
manager of general store; frst-class bookkeep-
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present position reason for desiring change.
Address stating full particulars in first letter,
C. Melby. Crow River, MINI.
WANTED-PosITIoN BY YOUNG MAN, SIN.
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general office work. fire insurance office pre-
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employer in fire insurance office. Unquestion-
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II. W.. S., 307 Oak Grove.
A RELIABLE AND CLEAN YOUNG MAN HAY.
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FACTS FOR YOU TO CoNsIDER-HERE IS
more life-retaning activity, strength and nour-
ishment in one bottle of Cel-Pep-Ko than
there is in whole barrel of beer: The con-
centrated essence of Kolakai pepsin and Gel
cry contains alcohol, does not burn your
stomach nor set your brain afre whisky
does, but has pleasant, soothing, thirst
quenchng activity effect for the human race.
Facts-or you must try it and convince your
self. Ask the barkeeper for a Cel-Pep-Ko
Activity.
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featuring business in this city; must be {
, capable Of taking charge of office and {
have So, 600 at least
D Austin, 317 Andrus Bldg.
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12

WANTED-A YOUNG MAN EXPERIENCED IN
work in and around the house taking care of
porches, rugs, ETC., and valet. State age
and eXperence. 1898. Journal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12

WANTED-FULL CREW FOR NEW sAWMILL
In Nova Sec tia. Diamond Iron Works, 172S
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12

YOUNG MENTOR FIREMEN AND BRAKE
men, Minnesota and other railroads; expert
ence unnecessary. Firemen SIS, become engi-
neers and earn $3.50. Brakemen $780, become
conductors and earn $40. Name position pre-
ferred. Write for particulars Railway AS
ISOLATION, Room 81. 227 Monroe st, Brooklyn