davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dickinson press., 1906-10-06
September and October
Weather.

The precipitation for September, 1906,
was rs of an inch, being 80 inches less
than the normal for - years The wet
fest September was in 1903 with a pre-
cipitation of 3.74 inches, including five
inches Of snow. The dryest September
was in 1899 with but .o8 inches rainfall.
The mean temperature for the month
was 61.2 degrees which is 4.8 degrees
above the normal for IL years. The
mercury rose to 80 degrees on the 9TH
and sank to 80 degrees on the 10th,
which marked the date IF the first killing
frost of the year. Al light frost occurred
also on the 10Th. The greatest daily
range was 4o degrees on the 3oth,. the
monthly range being 60 degrees. There
we're 81 clear days, : days partly cloudy
and 2 days cloudy. The prevailing d.
r%ection of the wind was southwest.
The normal precipitation for October
for the past IL years has been .66 inches.
The@least occurred in 1903 with but a
trace,and the wettest October wa in
1858 with 2.73 inches precipitation. The
mean temperature for October is 43.8
degrees.
The Dickinson press., 1906-10-06

T. Gullickson, a homesteader and one
of the Western Securities Land Co.
locators at Saltwater, was in Dickinson
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Sutherland leave
London, Ontario, this week and after a
few days visit in Illinois will return to
Dickinson.
E. Whitmer put up a good windmill
and tank this week in P. McGinley's
yard on the corner of Cakes and Hanna
ford streets.
Geo. Gerbig, who has a cattle ranch
on the Little Missouri river IS miles
south of Medora, was in Dickinson on
Monday returning from a visit with his
father at Taylor.
Sunday night nine cars OF lumber and
wool were ditched two miles east of
Lehigh, a broken flange being the cause.
Trains were delayed a few hours while
a temporary track was being construct
ed. 1t required about two days to clear
the ~wreckage. .....
In competition with the rife teams of
eleven other schools and colleges in all
parts of the U. S., Shattuck carries off
first honors and is ranked first on the
records of the war department. After
an inspection of all the military schools
in the country by the general staff of
the war department, Shattuck is officially
ranked among the first six.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bankey Of Paoli
were in Dickinson the first of the week
and we're making arrangements for Mrs.
Bankey to come here for the winter to
enable their boys to attend school.
Floyd Bankey has been on the road to
Evarts with cattle for some time. They
expect to car on the 9th and the son is
to go on to Chicago with the cattle. .
Felthouse Bros. have contracted the
sale of all the land they have in four
townships, comprising $4,000 acres, to
the National Investment Co. This
leaves Felthouse Bros. about 10000
acres of land, in Dunn and Hettinger
counties, or the balance of their unsold
lands out of their purchase last April of
10000 acres of the Dakota-M anitoba
Land Co.
w. w. Phipps sold his entire band of
sheep, including 600 lambs and $50 ewes,
this week to a Wisconsin buyer at S3.4o
! per round. Mr.. Phipps has some very
fine native cattle and will give his entire
attention to this industry for a few
years. This will lessen the work of the
ranch a great deal, which is what both
Mr.. and Mrs. Phipps desire. They have
worked very hard while handling both
! sheep and cattle.
The Dickinson press., 1906-10-06
wedded.

On Wednesday evening at the par
sonage, Rev. F. w. Gress of St.
PauIs Methodist Episcopal church
united in the bonds of holy wedleck
MIR. Fred Hansen and Miss Hattie
Gordon, both of Antelope. The cere-
mony was witnessed by several friends
Of the young couple. The bride wore
white organdie trimmed with lace and
insertion ove light green. The happy
couple will make their home at Ante
lope for the present. Congratulations
are extended.
The Dickinson press., 1906-10-06
NOTHING TO FEAR.

Mothers need have no hesitancy in
continuing to give Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy to their little ones, as it con-
tains absolutely nothing injurious.
This remedy is no only perfectly safe
TO give small children, but is a medicine
of great worth and merit. 1t has a world
wide reputation for its cures of coughs,
colds and Group and can always be re-
lied upon. For sale by all druggists.
The Dickinson press., 1906-10-06
U. s. Land Office.

Following is the amount of business
done at the Dickinson land office for the
month of September:
Original homestead filings, 1858
Reservoir filings, 20
Final proofs, II
Contests, -
Cash entries, IS
Total cash receipts, $7,1o6.37
The Dickinson press., 1906-10-06
Clean up Before Winter

l am prepared to do team hauling by
the load or day on short notice and at
reasonable rates. Can also furnish
sand in quantities to suit. Give me a
call. E. LENNEv1LLE. Phone 1873.
10 E If
The Dickinson press., 1906-10-06
Your Wind-Mius

am prepared to oil and take care of
your wind-mills, make all necessary re-
pairs etc.
4-14-tf E. WH1TMER.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-22

Seiten # E Of lit ni&t
INNER Spmpfom Der 8ruffelent5iin=
bung. fonbern es tritt au9 obne Sic
Der uno 9uften auf unb lit Damn Solge
bon 8ldbungen ooer peroprbenem Ma@
gen. Siefe Dirt bes SeiteniteGens miro
betdmpft bur9 Siimmel> unb pfeffers
miinstbee. Musenpflafter, Reiben Der
Masensegeno, Spa5ierenseben.
RaIte Notbpein<S SAUCE.
Man perriibrt cine ObertaHe suten
Rotbpein NIT Stpei sebduften gblDfe
feln fein seitobenen unb bur9gefebten
3uders uno Sfpei gblOffeln Ssobannis=
beer ober 9imbeergelee ooer friIG
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Souee ettpos bin6ei, un6 gibt lie su
salten puooinss, Jlammeris uno ber<
glei4en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-22
WortfeBung folst.)

Oaburd, Dab auf Dem
Sbelbon : 5riebbpfe Bel Ga Grphe,
Wis., bic @dnbe zines Grabes einz
itiirSten, ais man einen Gountparmen
beeiaben polte, purbel apet Der
2ei9entrGger beinabe lebenbig begra=
ben. sic itiiraten auf bic SOble oes
9rabes, auf iie fiel Der Sarg, nnb
auf bieien mebrere SUB @rbe. Rur
ben perapeifelten Qnftrengungen Der
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tengrGbers NOR es gu berbanfen, baB
ie lebenbig aus Der @rube sebolt
tpurben. sic paren benz Grfidungs>
tpbe nabe, ais lie enbli9 aus ibrer
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ten.
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biefer Sage in Superior, Wis., ftatt.
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uno Die 63id9rige 5rau Mnna Ma=
tbilba Selbah ben 8unb fir's 3eben
sefdloHen. Serr Gan mar porber
ME berbeiratbet gefpefen Die beiben
alien 2eute lebten iabrefang als Nu9s
barn in Der 9esenb bon gbaffee. ILs
pDr einem Sabre 6err SeIba9 ftarb,
ipuroe 9art gum Na9labpertpalter err
nannt. Die 5reunbf9aft Der beiben
alien 2eute pertpanoelte ii9 in 2iebe,
unb Tie fino nun nu4 ibrer erfolsten
8~ermdhlung in ibr 9eim na9 Gbaffee
5uridaetehrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-22
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in einem alien, a~bgetrasenen Mnauge.
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porber ME seieben batten. tparen fs
in elmer Stunbe poutommen einia
unb befanoen fid fdon ouf benz Wez
&c no9 SerrppiIe. ND fe aud iofort
getraut tpurben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-22

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fenI6aftsabenbe bilben. Mu9 bic
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@uffibrung ieiner Sper ms @uge gez
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SObias i'm pprigen Subr in Puris tenz
men gelernt bate, bieier pber iener
speifellos gu Der intimen information
nalen Iusfteaung eintreffen piirbe.
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bauie geplant mar.
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2ampenfieber ipasen, bic &arten gu
ibrem eriten Qbeno um Infans Roz
pember su beri9tden.
Mu9 bic S9eaba9s tparen geGaben
= in corpore. Mina unb @alter
lebnten, ME Martba es ni9t anbers
eripartet bate, nit bDfli9en Wprten
ub. Sbr S4paser iagte gu, 2eni gu
begleiten.
sSrau Mart6a 6Gtte linn bieie 5Dfz
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2eni etnen Coup bor, unb es erI9ien
ibr ni9t bur6aus notbpenbig, oaB
S9eGba9 ibr bon ~oprnberein babel in
bic 8arten sudte. Der iunse BANTER,
ben tie fir Gent in's 4uge sefabt bate
= Elm &arlsbab.r 8efannter, Der
iibrigens eifriger ibr ielbft als ibrer
Ni6te ben 9of eema9t bate =, piirbe
ibren YlGnen ii9erli9 raider seneist
fein, tpenn Der S6pteeerpater in spe
nidt slei9 in perIOn auf Der Bib
flG6e erf9tene.
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SrauMartbu 5pei aneenebmelleberru=
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tbeil: S9e1ba9 telesrapbirte aus
M~agbeburg, pObin er plOBli9 81 elmer
Misunderstanding berufen porben
mar, baB er erft ipGt in Der 9adt gu
riidfommen fDnne, gu fpGt felbit, Inn
2eni mod a~b5uhplen. Sas 5peite
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biete i6r bic 4nfunft zines Mitgliebes
Der pariier &iinftlerpereinieung fir
ben @benb an. 9pffentli9 miirbe ben
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men Wiirbiguns ieiner felbt, bic Srau
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labene @eieli9aft bineinplabte.
Nu6 2enis Stimmung am nG6iten
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len fein. sic faB = IS mar an einem
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ten Sriibitiid Bel ben @Itern in Miua!
fleinem 8oubpir, rieb bic mod INNER
I6laftruntenen Nugen rns eraGblte
BON 2uigi Gprtini urtb p,e gut lie iib
NIT ibren paar italientf6en 8rpden
nit linn ~peritdnbist babe, BON benz
iunsen itdlienii9en 9oti9aftsfefretGr,
Der in ieiner 9eienf9aft getpeien, bon
ben @bi6nitten aug ieiner relten Oper,
bic er ben 9erri9aften ppm Spernz
baus felbft besleitet unb bic einen
toloTalen @rfols eebabt babe, 10 baB
Sebermunn es fir aussef9lofen bielt.
mas Gortinis Neiber bebdupteten, bah
pIr Sper pier ntpt CUR 4unuprung ges
langen piirbe. 2eni eradblte bon ben
Soiletten, bic Die Samen BON Sbeater
getragen. IND BON elmer eiferfi9tieen
@9rtftfteQersfrau, bic ibren @atten
gum 8aubium Der Seieui9aft ben
gan5en Ibenb iiber belauert babe.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-23
Negro insurgent Leader killed.

Havana, Aug. 23.-General Ban
deras, the negro insurgent leader, with
two companions, was killed al 2:30 this
morning in fight with rural guards
which took place between Mariana and
Hoyo Colorado. The body Of the gen.
ersl has been fully identified.
Government officials still maintain
their ability to control the situation. II
will require about a weak for the govern
ment to organize its forces to send them
against the insurgents. The officials de-
clare that when active operations against
the rebels are commenced the REVOLUTION
will not last three days.
Friends OF the revolutionists on the
other hand laugh at the state ment OF the
government authorities. They say that
if The insurgents are given week in
which to prepare the government will
never be able TO subdue them.
More complete reports 10 regard to
yesterdays fighting show that the insur-
gents did not win their victory without
sustaining loss OF their own. In a
conflict with rural guards under the
command of Major Laurent near San
Tulsa band OF Guerrer's insurgents was
defeated
An uncon6rmed report says three oil
the insurgents were captured and thirty
killed, while the band was routed. The
defeated insurgents fed to San Luis. BY
that time Guerrer's entire force had
taken possession of the city and Major
Laurent dared not attack them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-23
Conditions In Chill.

Valparaiso, Chill, Aug. 29.-Assurance
is given to the people OF the city who
lost everything in the earthquake Of
August 16, that their needs will be sup
piled and sufficient resou rces are at hand
10 a proclamation issued today by the
Governor of Valparaiso State. This
statement has had beneficial effect upon
the citizens.
Warning is also served on those in.
clIned to be Iawless that the city is well
protected sgaiust disorder and any at
tempt at disturbance against persons oil
property will be punished severely.
Food and medicine are promised. The
proclamation closes with an appeal 70
the energy, selt-denial, and patriotism OF
the Inhabitants for cooperation for pub
lie order and safety.
Thousands of refugees are leaving the
city by steamers and across the noun
tains to Santiago. This emigration
is being encouraged by the authorities 10
order to reduce tie number of persons
to be cared for here.
The dead are now being buried IN
great numbers, and MS soon as this work
has been completed attempts will be made
to clear up the debri. from the ruined
buildings. 1t will be months, however,
before this task can be completed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-23
The SAGE & 90. Failure.

Asbury Park, N. j.. Aug. 2S.-
Rockefeller Il wilkins, local agents In
Asbury Park for NJ. j. Sage 4 Co., have
settled with their customers in fall on
the basis of the closing quotations last
night. Sage & Co. are indebted to the
Asbury Park houses about $4,000.
Rockefeller & wilkins will resume in a
few days with new correspondents. Ii
was learned today at the local Office OF
NJ. j. Sage q Co. that, so far as the
books have been examined, the lisbili-
ties will be about 1926, 900, aud the as
sets, $4,000, the latter consisting OF
cash in different banks. This morning the
chief clerk of the company, for the pro-
lection of the creditors, attached $25, 600
deposited in the First National Bank.
The liabilities it was said will not exceed
$500, 900. There is very little likeli-
hood OF the firm resuming. The twenty
six telegraphers have been generously
treated by the firm, having been paid
this weeks salary also their pay for next
week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-23
T0day's Telegraphic News
The Coming Naval Review.

Washington, ID. O., Aug 23.-The
great naval review off Oyster Bay on
Labor Day will not cost the United
States million dollars, SIS has been re-
ported. 1t will cost only 5000 over and
above the expenses of maintaining the
feet of forty-fve vessels for one day,
which would have to be borne whether
or not there were any review. The only
extra expense attached to this big dis
play will be for the saluting. The navy
does not use its heavy guns in saluting,
but the small six Founders. Itslso uses
old fashioned black powder that has been
condemned for all other purposes. The
cost of these discharges, as estimated by
the Bureau of OrInaacs, is fifty cents
per shot, including wear and tear on the
gun and ship. There will be twenty-six
ssluting vessels in the feet. AS soon as
the Mayfower appears upon the scene
and unfurls the Presidents flag all Of
those ships will unite in salute of q
guns. That means total Of 546 shots.
Then as the Presidents ship passes along
the lines each ship will salute again with
81 guns. 1t has been decided that the
luncheon on board the Mayhower to be
given by the President TO the senior of.
6cers participating in the demonstration
will be at go instead of one o'clock in
the afternoon in order to afford the Pres.
ident more time in which to complete hi:
review of the assembled fleet. The
Mayfower is scheduled 10 leave Oyster
Bay at 1915 a. M, which viii enable
her to reach the head CT the reviewing
lines at ii O'Clock sharp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-23
soldier DecIde to MutIny.

Advices received by the steamer EN-
press of China, which arrived at Victoria,
b. G, Tuesday from the Orient, say
that the news Of the dissolution of the
Donna had created great excitement In
Vladivostok aud Siberia.
The officials are, 1t is said, doing every
thing possible 10 prevent the dissolution
becoming known. but the Russian revo-
lutionary papers published at Nagssaki,
Japsn, printed a special edition and
circulated numbers OF papers through
out Siberia giving the neus.
As a result meeting OF soldiers OF
the far East army corps was held and 1t
was decided to mutiDy. A meeting of
Russian Governors and generals was
arranged for August 9, two days before
the steamer left Yokohama, to arrange
for the mobilization of the loyal troops
owing TO the situation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-23
strike ofTelenhone Girls.

Chicago, Aug. %. - The telephone
system 10 the down town section wa,
crippled this morning when 200 "hello
girls" went ON strike, defying a com.
mand that they pass through an alley
for 100 feet to q rear entrance of the
telephone building and ride to the
operating room on al elevator located
there, instead of using The main entrance.
The young women employed the tactics
OF union strike by throwing out
"pickets" to prevent later arrivals from
entering the building until the owners Of
the structure which is leased rescinded
the order. II was claimed that the
great number of girls jammed the en-
frances aud the elevators, thus discom
moding other tenants of the building
The girls, we're very indignant st this
treatment.