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The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29
Confirmation Notice.
Chancery Court, St. Francis County
 May Term, l9a.. 7 Roh{psoD pIa4ntia

H. W h0Dlus0n, flA1Diut
 
 Memphis Land X Timber Go
 Arkansas Land Co. and Jas
 T. Doyle. Trustee. Defnd'ts.
 Notice k hereby given to the above named defendants and to sil other persons and cor. porati0ns having or claiming any interest in he following described lands towit: The fractional east halt of section one m. fractional east hall Of section twelve l2l the. north half of section thirteen q3}. the east half Of section fourteen tl4l. the fractional northwest quarter of section fourteen fl4 The southwest quarter of section fourteen u4I: all in township four n north, range four f4t east. in St. Francis county. Arkansas To appear al the neXt May term, 1907, of the St. Francis Chancery Court. and show cause why the title of the petitioner II. " kohin. son 10 said lands should not be confirmed Given under my hand as clerk of the Cir cult Court. and ex-ofieio clerk of the Chancerv Court of >f. Francis County. Arkansas this the 22nd day Of February. la7
 C. E. MALLORY. Clerk
 By Nj. W. SEABoRN, D. C.
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29

Another freak bill introduced in the Arkansas General Assembly had for its object the prevention of non- residents owning or acquiring real es- tate in Arkansas.
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29
Do You Suffer From Kidney
 Troubles.

We guarantee one bottle of Smiths Sure Kidney Cure to benefit or cure, or your druggist will refund your money. Price 50 cents. J. T. Sanders
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. MAR. % iso7.
We move to abolish the legislature

Instead of being the servants of the people, the Arkansas lawmakers are ruling the people with an iron hand.
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29
Wednesday, April 10th, 1907

an undivided one-fourth interest in the fol- lowing described tract of land lying m the County Of St. Francis and state Of Arkansas toWit:
 East half southwest quarter E, 19 = w I n Section thirty y-fve t35i. Township four n north. Range three l3l east. being twenty acres more or less.
 \ note with approved security without in- terest before maturity will be required of the purchaser
 D. = CLARK, Guardian estate Ernest NJ Stark a minor Marianna. Arkansas, March l. t914
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29
Guardians Sale of Land.

NOTICE is hereby given that under an
 N order of the Probate Court. of Lee County. Arkansas. made on Monday the 18th day of February. 1907. | will as guardian et the estate eff Ernest M Stark d minor, sell at public sale to the highest bidder. on credit ot seven f1I months, in front of the court house door in the town of Forrest City, County of St. Francis between the hours of l8 o'clock am. and o'clock D m. on
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-10
PUBLIC BATHS SOON
At WAIKIKI BEACH
COUNTY OF OAHU WILL OPEN ITS
BATHING RESORT IN ABOUT TEN
DAYS.

In another ten days the public bath
houses at Waikiki will be open to the
public. Even at this time many are
taking advantage of the new bathing
place and the opening of the new bath
houses will be very welcome.
In addition to the bath houses there
will be a large dancing pavilion, and
also a building for women and chill
dren, where they can lounge around.
These welcome improvements are be-
ing done with the county's money ana
by prison labor. In the mems dressing
room thirty-five rooms and six shower
baths have been provided, and in the
women's dressing room twenty rooms
and a very nice tiled bath and shower
has been provided.
The dancing pavilion will have
floor area of about forty five feet. The
partitions in the old Kunst residence
have been torn down and the floors
will be we'll polished and make very
nice floor for dancing The beach Is
in first class condition for bathing.
Nearly all the coral has been removed,
leaving the bottom as hard and free
from obstacles as could be desired The
beach has been we'll patronized in the
last few weeks, as many as eighty
people going in bathing every day even
without the dressing rooms being COM
pleted.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-10
The GQLE cur

The coming golf tournament for the
championship of the islands will be
played at the Country Club some time
the first part of September probably
about the Sth. 1t will be open for all
golfers in the islands, and will be
large tournament, as the number OF
men that have already expressed their
desire to enter will make the match,
continue for some time. Eighteen
holes will be necessary to quality,
while thirty six holes medal play will
be played to decide the match. Only
sixteen men can qualify and the play
ers are doing everything in their power
to get in condition to qualify in the
sixteen. 1t is possible that in addition
to the cup that is to be played for the
the championship a number of medals
will be offered as the player winning
the cup can never win it outright, his
name being the only honor as each
year the winner has his name engrav-
ed on the cup, and he has the title of
champion for that year.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-10

Although the sight is a common one,
it is always pathetic. We refer to the
tiny, skinny arms that are displayed
below short sleeves every day on the
street.
Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. Longworth several times, and
Mrs. Straus was an entirely new expe-
rience. She is very handsome wo-
man and a great many years her hus-
bands junior. Mrs. Longworth evil
IDENTIFY holds Mrs. Straus in high favor
judging from her attitude when they
were together, The animation OF both
these women is in distinct contrast to
the bored and preoccupied air which
Is considered good form IN these
woods Mrs Longworth's chief charm
Is that rarest of oharms-a musical
laugh, and upples of sweet laughter al
ways circle about her conversation,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-10

Miss Ella Wight gave a large lunch
con on Wednesday, tie guest of honor
being Miss Theda Durham who is
visiting Miss Constance Restarlck.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-10

AS a matter of fact, there are no
very big fish IN small puddles
What many men regard as a good
story" wouldn't go in a sunday-sehool
paper.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-10

a chance to divide the games but that
is not at all certain. A number or
people have asked me if | did not think
that it would be very good thing TO
leave the election to a committee and
in a good many ways l think that l
will do that, and then there will be no
kicking direct to me- This town is
a true sporting one and do not see
any reason why we should not get a
team together that will give those fell
lows from the coast a hard fight. 1
am in hopes that the public will take
a good deal of interest in these games
and in that way make it an event that
will take place every year. 1t takes a
lot of work these games, and 1 want
to assure the baseball as well as the
general public that I am going to do
everything in my power to make it
success"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-10

Mr. and Mrs, c. A. Rice are down
from Kauai for the polo games, and
are the guests of Mr., and Mrs, C. NJ.
V. Forster on Lunalilo street,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-10

Jess Woods when asked yesterday
what he intended to do in reference to
picking out the team that will repre-
sent Hawaii in the coming series OF
baseball games with the coast team,
replied 81 am going to carefully con-
slider the work of every man on the
different teams in the league, and it is
possible that l will ask several men to
act as a committee with me to help
select the team. l am not going to
show any favors in the selection, if 1
do it alone, and a mans work will be
taken into consideration and not any
personal feeling that I may have for
or against a man.
eve have a lot of good players
here in Honolulu and it is going to be
hard job to get team, as the good
players are in the majority. Perhaps
1 will choose two teams and give them
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-10

Col and Mrs. Sam Parker have
cards out for Friday evening, August
"a at 0 o'clock, at their home at Ka-
homenani, Emma street, There will
be dancing,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-10
SPORTS
PICKING A TEAM
TO PLAY COAST LEAGUE

COMMITTEE PROBABLY BE ASKED ACT
WHO SHALL TEAM
PRESENT HONOLULU WITH THE PACIFIC COAST
LEAGUE
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-10

Mrs. @, w Maciarlane and daughter
are spending a week al Wahiawa.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-10

Tuesdays luncheon to Miss Dagmar
Sorenson given by Miss Irene Fisher
was a dainty one. The young ladies'
to meet her We're Misses Edna Gum,
Harriet Hatch, Beatrice Castle, Alice
Cooke and Justine McClanahan.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-10


and heiress to many millions, is to be-
stow her hand in marriage on Robert
Walton GOelet, of the family of bank
ers and land holders in New York.
The announcement of the engagement
has not been made, but neither has de-
NAL of it's truth.
-@%~%@%@%@%~%~
Secretary Straus and Congressman
Longworth were the honored guest at
a banquet given at the Young Hotel
on Thursday evening by Mr.. W. X.
Castle. After the following delectable
menu had been discussed, the subject
of education was introduced by Mr..
Castle, and spoken on by Superinten-
dent of Schools Babbitt, President Per-
ley E. Horne of Kamehameha Schools,
Judge Dole and w. G. Smith:
Canape Caviar la Bouccicault
Sailed Almonds Stuffed owes
Essence of Chicken a la Baizac
Filet of Royal Kumu, Sanford
Sliced Cucumbers Potatoes Fantasia
Bouche of Calls Sweetbread la
Stuart, French Peas
Larded Tenderloin of Beef, Bienvenue
Bouquetiere Punch
Stuffed Island SQUAD a la Impromptu
Croquette Potatoes
e Fresh Asparagus a la Maintenon
Salad, Dame Blanche
Bomb of Ice Cream la Trobriand,
Fifth Avenue
Assorted French Small Gateaux
Fresh Fruit
Imperial Cheese Bent's Crackers
Turkish Demi Tasse
Haul Sauterne Sauerbrunnen
Following is a list of the BANQUET
ers: w. R. Castle, Secretary Straus.
Congressman Longworth, George Rem
ton, w. H. Babbitt, George Mead, D. L.
Wilmington, Perley E. Horne, ]. P.
Cooke, George Castle, F. NJ. Hatch,
Governor Carter, Chief Justice Frear.
T. L. Weed, L. A. Thurston, Alfred
Castle, F. J. Lowrey, Judge Sanford
B. Dole, Robert Shingle and Walter e.
Smith.
Mr.. F. M. Hatch gave stag dinner
in honor of Secretary Straus and Con-
gresham Longworth on last Tuesday
evening.
At the College dance given by Mr.
and Mrs. ]. M. Dowsett on Thursday
evening, most enjoyable time was
had by the following young people.
Misses Alice Cooke, Harriet Hatch,
Ethel Wilcox, Beatrice Castle, Violet
Damon, Edna Gum, Minna Berger, Ell
sa and Linda Schaefer, Catherine
Goodale, Helene Irwin, Margaret
Hyde-Smith, Ethel Spalding, Alice
Macfarlane, Ella Wight, Justine Nc
Clanahan, Irene Fisher, Lorna Iaukea,
Lily Patty, Annie Dowsett and Char
lotte Baldwin, Messrs. Walter and
Harold Dillingham;, Lowrey 90, Har-
old Rice Gustav Schaefer, George
BIpwn, Alexander Walker, Fish Alex
ander, Weller, Southack, Gait, Frank
Armstrong, Harold Castle, Sonny
Macfarlane, Derment, Kennedy, George
Fuller, Alison Jordan and a few of
the older girls and boys. The large
rooms were decorated in unique style;
different college banners were artist
cally arranged throughout.
= = 8
Miss Harriet Hatch gave a dinner
preceding the dance to which the fol-
lowing were invited: Misses Beatrice
Castle, Alice Cooke, Edna Gum, Vio-
let Damon, Ethel Wilcox, Sherwood
Lowrey, Frederick Lowrey, Derwent
Kennedy George Brown and Alan
Lowrey.
= = =
Mr., and Mrs, C. A. Rice are down
from Kauai for the polo games, and
are the guests Of Mr., and Mrs. C, M
" Forster on Lunalilo street,
= q
Col, and Mrs. Sam Parker have
cards out for Friday evening, August
~ at o'clock, at their home at Ka'
homenani Emma street, There will
be dancing.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-10

Miss Helon Maofarlane Is In town
for polo ana the guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
Potter
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-10

Miss Harriet Hatch gave a dinner
preceding the dance to which the fol-
lowing were invited: Misses Beatrice
Castle, Alice Cooke, Edna Gum, Vio-
let Damon, Ethel Wilcox, Sherwood
Lowrey, Frederick Lowrey, Derwent
Kennedy, George Brown and Alan
Lowrey.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-10

Colonel Halves so long Identified
with the Pacific Union club, returned
last week from an extended visit to
Honolulu and Is now on a motor trip
TO Monterey. Call
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-10

Mrs Rudolph Spreckels has been in
town quite often of late. She is wear
ing a stylish tailor suit of blue, with
hat to match. Over that a dark blue
chiffon veil.-Call.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-10

Mr.. F. NJ. Hatch gave a stag dinner
in honor of Secretary Straus and Con-
gresham Longworth on last Tuesday
evening.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-10

Mrs. Ralstead and her daughter,
Mrs. Lakeland, have returned to town,
after a pleasant stay at Haleiwa.
= = =
Alameda, Aug. 1.-Mr. and Mrs. A..
L. Smith and family of Honolulu have
taken the residence at 2OO9 Johnson
avenue and will make their future
home in Alameda.
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-13
. CITY Council.

A meeting of the city council was held
in the city hall Monday evening for the
purpose of hearing the report Of the
committee on public improvements in
regard to the extension of the water
works system. ST
Alderman Kihm reported for the COM
mittee (Aldermen Richards and Turner
not being present. and statedathat the
committee had gone ;overthe proposition
very carefully and found that when all
bills are paid and the general fund is
reimbursed by the water works fund
there will be but small balance, and
that the sum would be insufficient to
warrant any further extension Of the sys-
tenn at this time. Therefore, the COM
mittee recommends that no further ex-
tension Of the water works system be
made" After short discussion the
council voted.' unanimously, to. accept
the report Of the committee.
Bya vote Of the council, the city at
torney was instructed to draw an ordi-
nance making the entire territory COW
cred by the water works system, north Of
the railroad, into one sewer district, to
be known as Sewer District No. I.
This completed the work for the even
ing and the council adjourned, subject to
the call Of the mayor.
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-13
ACTIVITY ] q SE11 ERS
Nsw Towns on the Mllwaukee Extsnsions Al
tracing Crowds. Grading . outfits 6sins
Rushsd South. Buyers md Home sstsaders
Also Golno North, 3 ssas.s

on The Milwaukee railroad. sixty miles
south 81 Dickinson. Il
Il The avn of Hettinger has been
plated 81 Tie Milwaukee Land eom-
Ipany aid ths plats have been fled II the
Office 81 the Stark county register Of
deeds. The plass show the stoisn 70 con.
si;stScf 90 blosks and J8l out lots. The
istreenare all Is feet Wide, with the ex-
Icspiion 81 ne main street, which il 100
Sfeet vide. The alleys are q feet wide:
The slots On Main street are 25sfeet wide
and the rest are 50 feet Nide. .I5 h
In township I78, range q. just over the
line in South Dakota, Lemon IS slated 70
be plated. # Butte county IS divided,
IS seems probable. the new town~in the
high license state, would Be named as
county seat, thus giving prospects Of a
place Of siderable size.
In Bowman county townsite matters
are also uppernost in the. minds Of many
people. Saltwater is seven miles from
the new railroad and the business men
of this pioneer village are likely TO move
south to Hamilton or southwest to a town
slated for the Twin Buttes locality.
Another townsite is being considered for
a point near the Atkinson ranch, while
theswestern Bowman county town will
likely be plated on the Little Beaver.
s.&~x f,,,. frr,,s. Il. = r0a1 1ooA 1r1d:,>ro ~
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-13
Endorses Initiative and
Roferendu !.

r. NJ T.r..,. l.@.s of M.ndan. INT
now Of Portland a.. wr;t.. fnr the
Mandan pioneer -. nd ,,,ner most
interestingly on The initiative .nd refer.
endum - rhich +. Ia. . heco.m,re : cnn.
vert since oo;no west NJ Tn,tl. While
in the state ~, ~ a, oad, =. ahIe.,t
editorial writer AMONG -. .t,,,,,rt nevs.
paper men and one : 81 the .taunchest
81 ~. m.ch;n. n. d;,cu,.
sion Of thi. much-mooted oue.tion will
be read with intere,t To nnote.
az am g,.d :, = -. 8. ,.h.. No,,h D,ko,,
ia. 0ot form e ;n;,;,t;v. and referen.
dun law For ! 5nrnm1hber of ,,.,r year, / ;u.ee,d
ali the ro,,no.r,, could ,h;nL ~ n the
column, q the Pioneer ,cain.t ne
mea.nr. Mv.Told. ffr;.nd n IJe,,nd
has At last u,on Il. ro;nt and. n. Grand
FORKS Herald +oo .ho,,ld Ne .h,nn,v.,. ~ I
have ,een -. !, !, .orL ;n 0,.onn. and
have ch.na.d NJ, ,n;nd r.r.ra;nr =
Will = -, ,o,,..n,,.,.. >, .,h;ch +he
,n,orrl,r ~. :. -. r,,,;rn forc. -.
ma.ses v;l, nal. ,,;.,,Le. v.t 4 he,;eve
tbev ,re les. ,;,,e,v - :. d;shone.t than
,re .orna of .ha no,;.;c;,n. ! .,w II
Portland some 49, t;ms .go :. situation some.
tb;na l;La .h;s .,a,Rs,l Ts,snhons com.
n,nv h.d I .ha @ fald ~, - themsslves
Tha,, % 49, ,,,a-a -. = .hs;, 4r...rnsn. 80
H. n,hl;c. .hav aa"e = naor ., service - . !.
III 80 TT, r. e =. :. ,;,.a 49, l;.a
51s s :. ~ w ~. .As ..,s ~. . .a,.a
,,o,,r - .a,ens sny @ sase' I'.a s so ann,nan,, n.
eaI.o, . :, o.'. : "..o,,.;e : ~" ,,hona ~
n,;ad - , ~ IT,. ~ sa.,as;, - g. tr.nch;se
Tha nsoa,s y ad,a;..;ss - 49,. ,,.t,;is T. l. :.
,n,,;s.rce - have twe te,enhone. n ;
honsa ,,,.r. e~,,;na g. rs,;at ~. new
'comn,n,, would 10. hr;he the aldermen
~ tha - oannsn, hr;h.d .hem To-
,ve,, .nd ~ aa,s,;o..;an e. fr.nch;ee
...,.s rsf,,ssd s,rnps. ,,n.1;,,ar.,,, 1Inder
he referendrm which = nregon ,nnl;es
4 IS citv. as we'll as state matters. an an.
Deal was taken 10 The people and there
" were ten votes - one hv The voters in
favor of the new enternr;se that shows
how under the did system i was nrac.
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-13

The rush of settlers ior: 1907 has COM
meneed ana a,shes.c .c,iyl.y a, land ..les.
and filings 4 very naIIe both moth
and south
For the 6rst ten days of Aptils this
year. the homestead filings & the Unitel
States Land Office ii Dickinson NJ over
fortygreater lthsn for tie cofresp ding
period inf aook sS5s ~ 81
Owing p In acfi iSity Of the Milwaukee
thereIis much more talk jjust now about
the country south than about the lands
situated north Many Of the shfeNd
buyer. however, have been making pur-.
chases ii the northern country this
spring and seem 70 feel that they have
done better than they would have done
had they beloved the. crowds.
The past ten days the Milwaukee
graders and Quitting teams have been
pushing south from Dickinson in great
numbers. On ednesday. twenty grad,
ing teams were on the road from Dickin-
son To- II New England, thence TO proceed
to. the South Dakota line. sss 7s
%. griffith, who has the contract for
grading eighteen miles Of the new Mil
waukee extension near the Little Mis-
souri river. in Bowman county, and west,
was il Dickinson on Monday for sup
plies. His camps are strung out al
points one and two miles apart along the
line, and il the main camp he has 100
men, II 5s 81 81 4; i;
Il is no wonder that people get ex-
cited when SO much work is in progress
and the homesteaders are rushing il by
the hundreds every day. +
The division ofs H Hettinger county, Gre
ating. Adams county ont Of the southern
2S townships, has also been much in the
minds Of the people, both old and new
settler. of late. While the creation oi
Adams has not been officially announced
by the governor, il is conceded dato be a
reality by those who are on the inside ,oi
things. Il 8fott III be The temporary
county seat Of Hettinger, the northern
county, with 32 townships, while the new
town, Hettinger, will be named as the
county seat Of Adams.
People are tenting around the newly
plated town, but il will probably be
some time before they can get posses.
sion Of lots. s33 81 t5.sS
First Stare bank Of HettinRef
Incorporated by ]. r Brodie. S. Green
and G. n. Gorham. with i capital stoci
Of sIo,ooo, was organized last week. The
bank will be established IN the town oI
Hettinger. Adams county, ii the nortt
half fof section I3, township I2o. range o6
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-13
liyision and Mr.. Olden Of Forty the has
,ltsRssp sppointed ~ the fourth Z

y lsssssr. si. s s v 4, q.
ss 3allssin No. IsI, sent: ont lruus she
Office 81 Master Mechanic G. =. Allen,
dated April s, makes several chanSsss
among the engineers and 6remen cat this
division. Engineer Mike Med Donnough.
and Fireman j. J. Corigan are as1i ped
= train, S and s6Sof the fourth diaict.
Fireman r. G. Colson 10 assigned %
trains S and s Ia place Of w. L. Stevens,
rsassig FiIemln w. l.. stsyeas y
assigned % trains : and 8 and FifSen.
fver Benson and ]. H. stroh sre assianed
to trains ], and i Of the fourth 1t
Engineer H. L. Johnson il assignSd 20
the third district chain gang SERVES:
Engineer r. E. Grund, Ben Nillo Ind:
Howard Dexter to the fourth dfict
chain gang service. and Engineer Rs.
Stortz, n. F. Luther and w. r, DoWning
are assigned to the chain gang servixeot:
the second district. Engineers N.
and r. g. Campbell No e.
signed to the chain gang in the second
district in place Of Engineers Grund and.
Dexter. Fireman c. w. SpragIs is5
assigned to chain gang service IN the
second district, and Firemen E. F. Boice,
Frank Nelson and Neil Motley are
assigned to chain gang service in the.
fourth district. Firemen William Beir-
man and John Schley are. assigned to
chain gang service in the fourth district
in place of Firemen ]. H. Storh and j. j.
Corrigan. who are assigned to passenger.
service. . h. ;iS 3ss2s5s
Arthur Sundquist, who has been em-'
ployed in the round house, is now assist
ing in the Office Of Storekeeper r.. u
Bromley. IL
John 6: Sanders. who acted as agent
at this station during the absence Of
Agent George :Kilmer, is now agent at
Miles City.
Engineer R. D. Jennings left Wednes-
day for Brainerd, Mimi, where he will
be operated upon and receive treatment
for appendicitis at the N. P. hospital.
Hollis Robinson Of this city, Timothy
Harrington Of Mandan and Charles
Smale of Duluth were added this week
to the: Int Of brakemen for the first and
second dhtricts.
Engineer r. F. Grund left Thursday
for the hospital in Brainerd, where he
will receive treatment for his knee, which
Va injured III as~reck some time ago. I
Gordon Dodd, who has been yard.
master at Mandan fer several months.
has resigned his position in that capacity
and will resume his former position As
conductor on the second division, with
headquarters in Dickinson. Thomas
conroy has been appointed as, yard
master to fill the vacancy caused by the
1esienation Of Mr.. Dodd.
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-13
aWHopPiNG.CoUCH

Il ] have used Chamberlain Cough
Remedy in my family in case of whoop-
ing cough, and want to tell you that it is
the best medicine have ever used.-W.
F. Castor, Posce, Ga. This remedy is
safe and sure. For sale by all druggists.
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-13
and Inspector !.

Fargo Cali: G. %. Pollard will sue
coed N. p. McEniry, who was for the
past two years chief Of the field division
of North Dakota and South Dakota for
the general land Office with headquarters
at Fargo. MI. Pollard IS at present in
the government service in California,
but will arrive in the city in 4 few days.
Mr.. Pollard official designation will be
inspector.
81 ron SAIL. 4:
Nine room house on Hannaford street;
hot water heat, bath, etcs Inquire OF
g. D.LIrcH. 3-z3-4p