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confidence the excellence or Peruna as
remedy catarrhal troubles as can reSti
hesitation In rec
ommending public general Wirth
(I8IS NJ W., Washington, d. c.
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OUl. USENEsB AND INVENTOR

Was Formerly the STAFF of Gen. Eson the L. s. Army
Chief Typographical Engineer With the Rank of Colonel During
the Var Of the Rebellion and Engineer the YariOus Railroads
Brazil Mrico Central America Anaercan States.
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The Chinese pen is a brush made of
soft hair, which is best adapted for
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-26

painting the curiously formed letters
of the Chinese alphabet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-29
E7oanhonoel oe Smeoep0rffeo

zz,~ x-rkeudte Landsmand, 6sRBN JEN:
wxs, 80 modfsget en- stor F~orsyning u
SfHn HrsGfEs. som selges I'll rimeligs
/rieer. Han selger LsneinK-v oxnen mea
~ Scrsvnef med en- my Gas olinrL ckomotiy
~ eTl elIe Haader udrustet I'll ~ esre nv
faget heuhsrende'
vos sss god At kigge ind hos heA.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-29
Low Rates to San Francisco and
Los Angeles

Via the North Western Line. An ex-
cursion rate of one first class limited
fare, plus $500, for round trip. will be
in effect from all stations June % to
July Z, inclusive, with favorable return
limits. Three fast trains through to
California daily. THE Overland Linn
tied" electric lighted througout, less
than three days to San Francisco. The
Los Angeles Limited" electric lighted
Throughout, via the new Salt Lake Route
to Los Angeles. with drawing room and
tourist sleeping cars. Another fast
daily train is 1.-The China X Japan Fast
Mail" with drawing room and tourist
sleeping ears to San Francisco and Los
Angeles. For itineraries aud full in
formation apply to agents Chicago "
North-W Western R'y.
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Personally Conducted Home
seekers Excursion

To Sentinel Butte, Billings County,
North Dakota via Illinois Central Rail
road on Tuesday, July 10th. the Illinois
Central will run a second personally
conducted Homeseeker's excursion to
Sentinel Butte, Billings County. North
Dakota where many fine homesteads
are still open for Settlement. A very
attractive circular will be sent free
upon application.
Round trip rate from Omaha $3.50,
call ON your nearest Agent for rates
from your home town and join the ex-
cursion party at Omaha. Train leaves
Union Station at $50 2. NJ. Cheap rates
to other North Dakota points every
Tuesday during the summer months.
Sleeping care reservations and tickets
at City Ticket Office 1902 Farnam ST.,
Omaha. SAMUEL NORTH,
District Passenger Agent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-29
New Homes i'm the West.

Over a million acres of Land will be
thrown open to settlement on the Sho-
shone Indian Reservation Aug. 10, 1906.
The lands are reached by the direct
route of the Chicago Il North-W Western
R'y from Chicago, st. Paul. Minneapo-
lis, Omaha. and other points in the Mis-
sissippi Valley. Send &c in stamps for
pamphlets. maps and full particulars
to W. B. Kniskern, p. I. NJ, c. Il n.
w. R'y Co, Chicago.
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Fourti, of July Excursion Rate,

Via the North Western Line. Excur-
sion tickets viii be sold at reduced
rates July 3 and 4, good returning until
July 9th. inclusive, to all points where
one-way rate is $3.50 or less. on the
North-W esterp Line, including Cheyen-
ne, Wyo., and La Sale, Colo. points OH
Colorado 81 Southern. Grin jet. to
Cheyenne, inclusive, also TO points on
ID. ). 5. q A.. Ry. and Mineral Range
X X. Apply to agents Chicago &
North Western R'y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-29
Geoar GALS, Sa.

aan0. Gbriitianien boIot Ell Wiis-
lionsforeorag peo llngoomsforenin.
gems MgOe forriee Ssnoug Gftet.
miooag I Ra5aretbs airte, Og talte
i9en peo 4ftsngu6stisneiten
Sire unge M~enneiter blep op.
taget / Na5aret6 Meuigbeb forrige
Ssnoag, og Der er en- Del flers Op-
taget / Den Iiote 5iO.
9a5aretb- Msnigbeos ling
oomsforening inObnoer til 5eft 4.
Suli.
5orlsoen 5rsoass ifste en- isrz
eeliq ulpffe paa Main CT. beri
geoar 5aGs. ioet Giels OIien Niel=
ZEN, ct agtet Meolem at Na5arstb
Menin6eo, fom meget ilsmt til Stu.
0e, peo at en- ao, Tom ban bar pad
Gejen meo til S%lagtebuiet, plu0iez
Zig blep uitprlig, Og ioet Den fOer
al Steo, If ban Rebet omfring Oct
enc Ben og blsp faitet ON pdu 90
zen og | Den Stiaing ilebt ct ldngt
Stpffe benao Den ftenbslaets Sane,
ban ff pdd oen Mdaoe 6uoen liges
frem Ifiot at flere Steoer pad III
Qegeme, fif br9ffet ire Ribben FAINT
III ffere andre alporlige apRitelier.
|Doftoren mener bog, at hpis ttt'
uforuiefe Sing inotrafer, at ban
Ga mart bill bore uoenfOr Jure,
% hi, bans Genner, bill ogiua baabe,
al ban meo SUBS 6i9lp inart mao
fomme oper set, faa hi fan fud ban
Ial Re iblanot os igen.
Wrs. 6. MriloIen bar bare
paa Spgefiften for en- 9io, men e.
eog MI fad blot obsr BET. at bur
tan bore oppe bet meIte at 9ioen
Sens Senfen (6 Mil peit fol
lGebar 5ons) bar tsbt oct 4rDin
oerne efter afosbe 81. Il. Gbriitidn
lien til6srenoe 6us for $4,000.
Scr nogle 9dge iioen hubo
hi ben @l1oe at babe ibldnot 81
mr. Shorten Nislisn, eugene, Ore
lson. Mr. Nislien har mango ge
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-29
300 BeIonnino Gtoc

Gesse tbla55 gxlere pl pare ~fornsietg cper at rrfars
al Wx bft nfinbffs er ea frnaiet SuqbUW. inm Nl0er,
ffaben eK bieultI StnHb hi at fnrere I ollie 0enS eta
hzr % bet er Aalarrh. Halls Gatarfh Cure er hei
trscfg o~irieiile 1slbreDefiesufooei Saeeftanben fiep
Sr- IN IEaiarrh er en- fpEiiitnfionei Snqnnui. foibref
hfz en- I'M fsiu.iUHel BthaHbltHa. Hairs Caiarrh
rure fnaes ~. pirier oirefie pea gio6ei oG SlimhtHs
et81e I 1BHeHc t~fliaffiqisr berpeb Spaoomnen eors
faa o8 aioer |afsaHea Sfprfs peo at opbpq9e 2anitttsis
n0EeH % 91eipe Ja.nfen I'll at gigre ut arbetoe. elerue
lar faa EaHaen 1Iitre ii bets helbreoenoe ardft. Of be
Hi3gber q bnn0rsbe dbnars fer bpert Znf9lM bpori
eelHe WiectuH life beoirfer 6elbreocie. St y
egg pg 0iDHssb9rO. 5aitrip
3. q Gbenep& 6 o.. 3oieon. n
= 60 2alasB bos Npotaefe.g.
= ssfI,a Family p1,s er he .ehffs-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-29
0uSstjeneitcr.
Blair, Qebr.:

Blair, 9tbr.:
Suostieneits bOer Ssnoas 5orm.
W.. 1890 og often SCI. 8.
6snbogsfole bOer Ssnoag 5Orm.
ys4. 9 / airfens 9aiement.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-29
Blair, Webraifa.

sU2iIs 6annob 6anien, Wiaos y.
Sanfens elo5e 0attsr. bar / nogsn
Sio peret paa SpgeIiften. Oct er
@ppsnoieitis, bun liOer at. Sum bar
IaFt to anfalo, og / Dag til DIOR
oen CT bun brdgt pua 9oipitalet fpt
at blipe opererst. SUN lioer life laa
5Dnoerligt for SiOen, men bun er
oniespel faa ipds, at bun maatte
t0res paa @ognen. od bun ttuloe
til 9OIpitalet. = 5 Mites msaoelte
4aft. 4nter benoe oen beaige Hdoz
pere. 8 GftermioOdg pentes en- Dot
ter fra Omaha berop for at foretdge
0perationen meo asiitunee at Or.
M1eroocf Der at 9nen. W1dns
SanIen far ieIp | nogen Sio life
rnret raft. 6an lioer al ct W2dpez
onos. 5grit isgte ban 2~9sebiaIp
hos Qqgerne Der, men uoen forenz
ffei aefultat. 5or no9en Sio fioen
reiIte ban ne0 til en- betenot odnif
GpecioliIt / MaoeIngoOmme, Or. ".
qeterIen / Omaha, % fi0en bar ban
bqret un0er bans 9ebanoling Dg
@eife0ning. 6an Times en- Del BE-
Gre, men = ia Ser er moi ct
HPen beo set. Maatte set meo SUBS
siRlp mites for baaoe BAN og Dat
teren. at Sc mart maa blipe rdifs.
@i og FIere Der / gpen bar
{ Sc iiofte 8age BAIT 8efeg at 9ait.
g. Rasmusien fra Oregon. !6un
oiproe oen liae Runoe 6eromfring
fra 2~tarsmooet for at fe fenote Ggne
pg hilie paa gdmIe @enner. Oct
bar tart at Re BAN efter Taa man
Qe 4or, oa Oct fnntes ogIda, ION
han fgfte iig GLAD blan6t lin. gdmle
@enner. gat for geIpget og 9ptfs
pdu Rsjisn!
8a ri forfeoen aflagoe Sfo=
len ct file geIsg. lag6e hi Merte
Ill, ut Der / oen iioite Sio er giort
en- Del 4ldnering. Del er ferIig
ef be6re 8anoafiob at Gjenoommsn
Der er forget for.
5ieroe SuIi ustes ferret / aar
| GtOlgns 6ape. Del er Menigbez
zen Ter. fum bar arraneeret es Self
iiebeo Der, og hi forftddr, at Der
er feraet for ct goot grogram %
coo lln6er6oIonine. 4ns 2anos-
mRno / gn og 0megn bbbes Del
fommen til at oeliags ! 5ejringen Of
nenne Notwithstanding 5eftoag.
mrs. 6eoeluno ffoar for at
reiIs iii 0dnmurf for at Re ben6es
aamIe 5aoer, fsr ban osr. Gan bar
anbofot ON ida6ant 8efsg | lang,
1in. Oa en0efig er 5amilien bleben
enie ON, at oct fan Ia6e fig gre.
Oct minoIfe Barn ffdr nof gre
Heifen men.
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correspondence
WeitbrOuf, Mainc.


5 9anIferen gr. AZ finoes ct
Stntte al 5. %. 8. UNDER Sam
funOsbetrastninger", talot n0anos
.rH." pit S. M}. 8. tan bape Ret.
mar ban f~triper. at Der er alt for
mango pilfingre, ION bill pile peo
baaoe Oct enc og oct anOet, Tom lite
peotOmmsr Dem, Osiaa paa oct aans
oelige Omrddoe, o9 at De er for
'ielge til at tomme frem meo op.
laaet 8iiir og ante oeres egen Sag,
men Oct er Dem mere ON at gre at
fad Ell anoen til at ilibe oeres Stse
= oct ital beler life mooiiges Der.
Wlen Der funoe 10 ogIau p9re 5ors
bolo til Steoe, ION remttelig f%ortjens
te en- llnoeriegelie, men iom bar be
zen afpiit meo bette Hottie y9anos
of" eller gboaO tommer oct dig peo",
iaa Sagen fadr en- bel an0en Stit
.telle, emo Den npgne Sanobeo. 9paO
anoet par Der fad at ggre emo at
I9gse Sagen frem for bejere 9eO-
tommenoe og beg9re n~noerIegelie
al Sagen? Obi enbper, fom bar
Njnene aabne for bbao Ser er San0s
heo og Retfaroigbeo, peo osiaa, at
mangen en- ltdmmelig @erning er
blepen be0repet UNDER Sin df 6els
li9beoens Sappe, og oeriom en- eler
dnOen StatfeI blep tilf9loig meO.
tioenoe ON iauoant og pobeoe at ri
te i'm 3eit / RiotGrbeo for bpao
Der bar Dem beliat og oprebart, "a
blep !0immel pg Soro lat / 9epagels
ie, ON jeg fau maa iige, for at til=
intetgere Dem.
Wlen, mon Oct life ogiad gGloer
Der : q cafe iboulo neOer be Judged.
until fpea tried.
I. ).
\ 4 !
SDuO 6r. I. 5. fister til meo
obenitauenOe. bar ri eno life en-
anelie ON, % netop foroi ser inter
iiges no ober bette, at boIoe en-
dnoen SIDE frem enc oen, BAIT.
0anien bar bolot frem, og bapoe
Retf9roiabeo % Sano6e6, 0erfOr
tan Ri optuge set. @i Tfal imiolers
ito / oenne 5orbinOelfe tinaoe %
at minOe ON ct SUBS Or6, Tom bar
i'm tore 8etpbning paa rstte SteN.
9et er bette: n6po bar tat MIG til
8ommer og 9eler imellem eoer".
Selp Sefus bolot nbanos or, bpOr
ban life bar TAT til at bare Dom
mer og Defer. Qn6erle0es for6oI<
ser BET iig naturligbis for Sen, Der
oer lat til at bore 9ommsr % DEE
Ter, enten BET faa er / en- ber6sIig
ener en- frifteIig Ret. Rso.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-29

Via the North Western Line, will be
sold July 10 to ID, inclusive, with favor
able return limits, on account of b. Y.
Z. U. Apply to agents Chicago Il North
Western R'y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-29
600 Sortjeneite.

gieno % Gpinber | ane oanffe
2reoie fan tjenf soot ueo at ialse
banife 8sser oB ffafe 4bonneutsr
paa bore ylaoe. Se. ION onifsr at
arbeibt for llsbreoeliem al gooe
bnnIfe yeger % glaoe, beoes ben.
nemoe hg til
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
BLAIR NEBR.
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Sil Salg.

eu sob Sarm II Mit 0orogf for Sben.
nilision. 40 serss aaro mso gpsninser. II
@eres ~opoprtet. 8 aerss msb tomi @res.
ran Robes Tor $1,000. 5000 mac blius
ffuaenoe. 2 seer. 3 % ) Aar. Ell Gsi 6ens,
Szbbo 0. / D. mau mebiplss ior Sll00
Striu til Uiararefbt Vfierifn,
Sbenniueton, Monro So. isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-29

~ rNft lah ItN~F a.
0an par paa asiie til i'm SIN
6br. q. ION er 1ottor / Chicago.
vi benntteoe 9~siligbeoen til at isnos
SPLEEN me0 til pore @enner / Ore
qpn % pnIter Mr. Iielien en- Int
teIig Gejie.
Oct bar en- meget talria 6or-
Haunting, Ser bapoe i%nOfunoet lig
hos Ghr. NolT forrige Mlanoag for
at rnite BAN og bans 9uitru I'll
2pfte / a~nleoning al oeres Splpz
brn[up. = 9lanot De mango Sanz
es. ION bier iunget peo oenne Gel
ligbeo, bar Der en-, iom ieg ipnes,
Der ierligt inoeholoer en- msget al
rorlig S%pfororing til os ale; Oct
par Sangen SAB os bort Weoe
! 6imlen beitemme", og Ri fan 10.
cgiaa goot iige. al for ale Dem,
iom life fslger, eler bar fulgt oenne
Opfprorin1, er Ser ineen Jrelie,
berfor bar BET I9rligt ifent at bare
meo peb oenne 9rpaupsfeit, hpor
8ruoeparret for Flere @dr iiben bah
&c fulgt Spfororin9en o9 beitenlt
ceres Meoe / 6imlen. Men oet bar
life iauoan for % 9(ar iioen, ga De
Inm 9ruo % 9ruogpm, osrhiemme
8irten / Spnoerjpadno too for
6errens Nlter % lopeoe binunoen
5roftab for belle 9ipet; oct bar 1T
teri en- Inttelig Dag for Dem. men
meget Inffeligere bIep BOG Sen Dag
for Dem, ga oe 1T beitemt oeres Msz
&c / 6imlen. Maatte mango flers
laf os faa taget oenne 9eitemmeIis,
ia bill ser bline flere lntteliee Men-
%neiter. Qaitor Nnrop par life til
Steoe, "a ban bar reift til 9(ars=
msoe. Maos WolH oplGite Sen J..
0apios Salme og benoenote Der
rofrd nogle Orb til 9ruoeparret
DE mo6toe mango imutte Sor9rin=
ger / 0dgen qnleonina. og oeres
mango @enner pnifer sem CUBS
@eIfanelie % ct Intfeli9t oio i
Gremtioen.
6orrigs airsoaas 1T ri en-
GOD file Re9n. ION mango bapoe
%rentet paa meo eangiel.
granoforpiene / De foritaaiae
9per Der I Sopa bdboc oerss adr-
liae S%ummenfomit meo gardoer %
0ppisninger I Clinton foite llgs,
lro aorpiet Der fra Geoar Sails bar
repraienteret af los Wano / fun
tenoe nh unifornsr % ct Muiitforps
paa 81 Mano. 9orpiet tom ino iom
en- itolt Nr. 2 og bar maltiaa nnosn
qr9mie hjem. =
Soma State Normal SdoOl
tegnnote Sommsritole forrige Dan
Dag. aHtallet at Glsper bar eleSe
9unoreos.
= Gn al Dor Meniebeos unsc pie
ger. eaura Rasmusieu er rsjit til
9anmarf for At beiege I'm eamleI
I5dOer O9 dnore Sl3gtnfngs. gtl
|rnifer benoe en- lpttslig Reifs.
qaitor 5. g. Gbriitiduien.
iom NIL sr rejft til 9ineoln Nebr.,
hOor bans fremtioige 0erning pil
blipe, pra0iteos FOfte eenoa5 I IA.
|saretb airte.
5srittommsnoe Ssn0ag bliv,r
ser @uostjeneite I Nusdretb airts
81. 101a og bos Chr. @olT ON
Gf~termicoassn.
Gn uhngasIis Jorbrbosife blso
begaaet Der / gpsn fi0ifs ugs.
'9igene al 10 gerionsr blep funoet
F.: Rarbeotn az @reat @eitern Sta,
tion. Del bleb tonfuteret peo tn6es
.lige Merfer, at ben enc 9erfon
bar bleben tpalt, hporimo6 Der me-
res at Sen unoen bab0e fpbt Gift
Der I gpen % taeet 1T eaet 9iu. Del
10 par fet fdmmen me6 en- treoie
'qerfon, Tom polittsf MI fsser efter.
IDe bar d1s ire pmiireifenoe @dqus
bomber "a utenbte Der | Snen.
6obo.
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uOanlfaren".

6reoas Den 20. SUM- 1906.
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Gn Torltanoer loges

til elf 9orn 6sjifole. Garmers Cplpsnine
faas Dos Joe SAINTS. elt corn, Sa-
The Dickinson press., 1906-06-30
ITEMS.

Walter Powers has been the guest of
VIM. David the past week. "a >
G. w. Palmer is working at Gladstone:
One of the saddest events in the his
tory of Stark county was the awful death
of Miss Olive Burdick, who committed
suicide at her home: Olive was a lady
in the true sense of the word and was
beloved by all who knew her. Her I'M
timely death has spread a gloom over
the whole community.
Mrs. Charlotte Pells and daughter,
Clara, from Wisconsin and George Pells
and friend, Earl Twist from South Da.
kota are the guests of Chas. Burdick
being called here by the death Of Miss
Olive Burdick, who was. the %grandchild
of Mrs. Pells and the niece of Miss Clara
and George. d. !,
The Dickinson press., 1906-06-30
i%LlNcoLN's DISPOSITION.
ordineEilX .Cheerful.;It Held g .straipg
-:LHH'o OF Deem Melancholy.

oraliln IN Ghss'f9 9 II Held strain
Hopeful dhd cheerful as he ordinarily
seemed, there was iii MI. 9Linc5il's dis:
: position a ?sstrain! of. deep melancholy
This was not peculiar toliim alone fol
the pioneers as a a were 7somber
rather than gay. Their lives had been
passed for generations under. the. most
trying: physical conditions, near malaria
: infested streams and where they breath.
ed the poison Of decaying vegetation
insufficient shelter, storms, the cold OF
winter, savage enemies and the cruel
labor that killed off all but the hardest
Of them had at the same time killed the
happy-go-lucky. gayety of an easier
form Of life. They were thoughtful
watchful, wary; capable, indeed, Of
wild merriment, but 1t has been said
that although a pioneer might laugh he
could not easily be made to smile
Lincoln's. mind was unusually sound
and sane and normal. He had q cheer
full, wholesome, sunny nature, yet hi
had inherited the strongest traits of thu
pioneers, and there was in him, more
over, much Of the poet, with a poet.
capacity for Joy and pain. 1t is moi
strange that as. he developed into man
hood, especially when his deeper nature
began to feel the STRINGS Of ambition
and of love, that these seasons Of de
preston and gloom came upon hin
|. with overwhelming force.-Helen Nico
lay in St. Nicholas.
The Dickinson press., 1906-06-30
NEW ENGLAND.

Great preparations. are being, made~to
celebrate the 4th. Everybody is invited
to come to New England and help make
it a Fourth long to be remembered.
The New England baseball team had
another match game Sunday. We have
some good ball players.
w. c. Mckenzie is building a three
story addition to his hotel which will give
him more ROOM. New England is some.
what taxed at times for accommodation
at the hotels.
Lots of rain again, making it hard on
new settlers.
Quite a bit of horse dealing is done al
New England and some days it looks
like a Chicago horse market here.
Asa Gardner is building another 2ox3z
addition to his store. This will make the
store 32x8o.
New settlers are still coming in every
day and New England looks like old
time boom days most of the time.
The Dickinson press., 1906-06-30
THE BARK OF TREES.
Natures Provision For the Relief o
the Growing Plant.

Natures Provision For the Relief Of
the Growing Plant.
The practical c%ultivator understands
that nature makes provision for getting
rid Of the bark Of trees as the trunk in.
creases in size. On the growth Of the
past season may be seen small olive
spots. These are formations Of cork.
From year to year, in subsequent de.
velopment, these little patches spread,
really eating, their way through the
bark. This is the provision which ma.
ture makes for finally rifting the bark
in each species Of plant. These cork
cells have their own special lines Of de.
Yelopment, and this is the reason why
each kind of tree has its own particular
bark. The characteristics are so prom
inent that clever observers can select
different kinds Of trees by their bark
even at midnight. As it is the evident
intention Of nature to get rid Of old
bark, it Is a great help to the tree to as.
sist nature in this respect, and any
wash or treatment which aids the
plant in getting rid Of it Is a prac'
teal advantage. Soapy water wash OF
I've water is useful, and wen scrapine
has been found Of great advantage.
In a rough sort Of way lime wash Is
frequently used, the only objection be-
ing the white and glaring color. 1t Is
however, the cheapest and the best Of
all bark treatment.
The Dickinson press., 1906-06-30
nAsEseasxasy.ss.ase.

Essykhtts a q - e. * .rEss1 nN6E kSNEsse :
miss fildred Il enestefrlastsxeek for
Sioux City, ILa.,,- where she expects to
spend the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. Francis Bayard Of Sioux Falls,
So. Oak, is stopping at the home Of
Emil Keickbusch, seven miles west Of
Haley. Mrs. Bayard is a sister of Mrs.
Keickbusch and has filed on a quarter
section of land just south or the Keick-
busch ranch.
Miss Bertha Keickbusch and Mr.. H.
E. Lewis, both of Haley, were married
in. Dickinson Wednesday morning, June
~. The bride is a daughter of Emil
Keickbusch,. one of the earliest settlers
in this region. She is an expert horse
woman and has a host of friends in this
vicinity. Mr.. Lewis is a we'll known
young man in Haley, having resided
with his brother, John E. Lewis, for some
time. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis will reside a
mile east of Haley at the Lewis ranch.
The Modern Woodmen of America
will celebrate the Fourth of July at their
hall 20 miles west of Haley. Quite an
elaborate program has been arranged
for, consisting of horse racing, broncho
busting and other western sports. There
will also be a short literary and musical
program. Misses Lillian Keickbusch,
Cecil Wright and Lee earns will each
Egive a. reading. and the old patriotic
songs will be sung by a choir gotten up
for the occasion. !
The Dickinson press., 1906-06-30
lhORSWlLL NOTES.

We are having beautiful weather. since
the continual rainfall of four weeks, and
crops Of all kinds are looking fine.
Miss Kirstine Sangsland is visiting for
a few days with friends in Gladstone.
Two travelling statesmen were taking
orders for the Horswill store this week.
Messrs. Ed. and Will Dorgan are
assisting A. G. Lundeen for a {, few days
with his farm work. q:
There will be a big celebration at this
place the 4th Of July, consisting Of horse
races, sack racing, etc. A dance will be
held in the evening. Good music has
been engaged for the occasion.
The Dickinson press., 1906-06-30

DR.. CHAREsr has a long and success.
tul experience in the treatment of all
durable medical. and surgical diseases.
His equipment is unexcelled by any
Institute or Hospital west of Chica-
go, and he treats his patients by the
latest and the most scientific methods
of Europe and the East. These in
clude < Rays, Radium Rays, -Vibra-
tors, Massage, Finssn Light, LYNCH
cines, for treating diseases, and they
cure to stay cured, all durable cases
Lung Troubles, Bronchitis, Consump-
ton in its early stages, Catarrh, stom-
Of the Brain and Nerves, Kidney
and Liver troubles, Ringing OF the
Ears, including beginning or progress
sive Deafness, Bladder troubles, Heart
troubles, sore Eyes, weak or running
Eyes. Cataract, granulated or thick
ened Lids, Female Complaints or
Weaknesses, sterility. Blood, Skin
and Private diseases, diseases OF
men, Dizziness, Vertigo, loss of men,
Dry, Sexual Weakness, Drains and
LOSSES, and diseases tending towards
permanent insanity, quickly and per-
mors, Warts, Moles, and all malig-
without the knife, and absolutely
without pain, by, an entirely new
method lately discovered in Paris.
France.
Consultation to those interested, 800.
Dr.. CHAREsT 4 Co.,
Fargo, N. D.
The Dickinson press., 1906-06-30
House for Sale.

Small dwelling on Willard street for
sale. w. H. CARROLL. s.12-tf
The Dickinson press., 1906-06-30
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fAYEIIE NEWS.

VS. Sc ~ -# tH-N#rs. - ..h-. r!.si. IL " -, ISS.
Mrs: F. A. Littleswsnnt E ostd.le III
day to attend card party given by Mr..
and Mrs. A: B. Curry Saturday after
noon. -! g
A daughter was born L, Hans Elkin
and wife Friday, June 22d.
J. Hoist and wife spent Thursday night
with F. A.. Little and wife. :,
Two parties Of land seekers were out
last week.
The sheepmen are somewhat disap-
pointed in the wool this year. 1t is light,
there being no grease in it. >.
The new corners are beginning to build
on their claims.