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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-08-12

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this regard.
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vo.s. C. i. Kuehnie. C. W. Menaeh. W. j
Server. J. P. Conner. Alfred Wright.
Knaul Chas, Tabor F. w Meyers M. j. Burke
w. j. McAhren j. b. Hayes.
Denison Bird Ward delegates Sears HcHenry
II Walker George Naeye. J. B.. Lyon. Gus
Bale Hugo Gebert.
Granger E. E. Green Green N. ". Maxey. eR VIM. Rule n
Sam Fox.
Willow Township. delegates-R. H. Sweet
Thos. Hopper. F. A. Shirleliff, Jas Wickwire
West Side Township West Side Precinct 6.
delegates-F. j. Gary. j. Nicholson. E. Spots
wood. c. w. Jayne, G. E. Dobler. P. J. Martens.
Vail Precinct: West Side Townships dele
gates. 7: J. Hoffman. James atson. T. F.
Milford Township. 6 delegates Chas shives. L.
L. Osterlund, George Hutchinson, R. Robinson,
1nghram. c. ]. Cose.
Allen Johnson Ed Stensen. W. C. McHenry.
Hanover Township. 8 delegates-G. A. Roth,
Wm Ackelbin, Otto Huebner.
Charter Oak Township, 6 delesates-I. A. Mains.
G. S. Wsterhouaa. P. r, Fiene, Milk Copps. Oscar
Lehman, G. r. Hill.
jackson Township. delegates Ralph Hannah.
II. Maynard. John Koch, George Gum.
Stockholm Township. delegates - Alfred
Clausson, Fred Gronau. Joseph johnson, Frei
Smith. E. N. SandstrOm, James A. Wulf. Frank
Woolston.
Otter Creek Township Kiron Precinct 6 dele
aates-C. A. Dolk. IF. A. Burrows. Swan Mauritz
o. E. Clauson. Christ Schmidt, w. M. Strain.
Otto Creek Township Schleswig Precinct.
delegates -Jurgen Krohnke. Hugo Krohnke
JurRcn Schroeder. John H. Hamman. n. w
Schmidt.
Morgan Township. 4 delegates Gustay Rabe
Claus Pahl Herman Schultz. Herman Krohnke,
Soldier Township None.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-08-12
MUST RECONVENE
TO NAME JUDGE
REPUBLICANS MUST HAVE new CONyEN-
TlON TO FILL STATE TICKET.
COUNTY CONVENTION AUG. 10Th
Taft May Speak at State Convention to be Held
September 9Th at Des Meines.

The death of Judge Chas. A. Bis
hop of the Iowa Supreme court and q
candidate to succeed himself. neces-
states the holding of another state
convention.
The republican State Committee
has decided to hold the new conven-
tion on September 9th at Des Moines
and has suggested Saturday. Aug.
29th as the date for the county con-
ventions. The delegates elected at
the primary on June End will serve as
the delegates to this county conven-,
tion and we reprint the list as given
us at that time by the auditor.
There are two candidates for the
judgeship from this district. Rob't.
Healy, of Fort Dodge. and Judge
Coyle of Humbolt., both are we'll
known and of high repute throughout
the district and the state. As noted
last week Judge Church. who would
doubtless have receive the solid sup
port of this county, will not be q
candidate.
The convention will undoubtedly
be one of the preliminary skirmishes
in the great senatorial fight which will
be waged for the Allison succession
Below is the list of delegates to the
Crawford county convention to be
held Saturday. Aug. 18th.
List Of Delegates.
Frank Swertsen. Martin McNertnsy
I Nishnabotny Township. IS delegates-A. s
Avery. Isaac Hird C. F. G.. Kehr. w. r. Grimes
John Bayles. John McCracken, John Comstoci
VIM. Sucksdorf. c. F. Dempster. M. Simmermar
Henry Slater c. A. Sykes. R. C. jackson.
Washington Township. 5 delegates jaime
Moffitt. J. h Hink.
Union Township 10 delegates-H. w. Logsdor
George Fritz. E. G. Wiggins. J. w. Crane
james Walters. E. d. Butts Frank McHenr.
VIM Mcbride B. T. Judd. Thos. A. Rae.
Boyer Township delegates-P. l. Christian
sen. t. H. Bassett. Thos. Peacock. j. F. Grac,
A. L. Dunham.
Hayes Township. None.
, East Boyer Township 5 delegates-Trac
Chapman. Thos Jochimsen. Frank Wulf. H.
l. Boeck,
Denison Township delegates-Ira Gillmo
Geo. Powell. Fred Evers. w. E. Bair. Waite
Hugg.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-08-12

Born. to DR.. and Mrs. P. j. Bran
non, on Tuesday. August llth, son.
Congratulate.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-08-12

Denison lst Ward z delegates-A Green c. L.
vo.s. c. =. Kuehnle. c. w. Menagh. w. j.
Server, j. P. Conner Alfred Wright.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-08-12

The accomaanying illustration shows one of
the most stylish Suits in our line. This Suit
comes in dark brown with a black hair stripe,
also in navy blue herringbone. Trimmings
are satin and self folds
Price, $3.50
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1908-03-12
Railroad Commissioners Meet To.
day at Fort Pierre

The State Board of Railway
Commissioners are in session at
Fort Pierre today. The meeting
was called for the purpose of con-
sidering freight rates on the lines
west of the river. The Business
Mems League of Fort Pierre, and
other commercial clubs and ship
pers are represented. As much
evidence as possible will be COL
lected regarding the rates in effect
At present, and the commissioners
may stir things up 4 bit later
on. Certainly, everyone who has
the prosperity of Stanley county
at heart, hopes that something will
be done to relieve the present
situation.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1908-03-12
Township Elections

At Marietta the township elec-
ton held last week resulted in the
election of the following officers:
Supervisors, Fred Klass, Robert
O'Neal and Theodore Baseler;
town clerk, Ole Helgenson; asses
sor, Fred Stone; overseers of high
ways, Chas. Ward and Thos. Kane;
Justices of the peace, G. w. Nash
and Martin Lein; constables, Geo.
Britton and Walter Campman;
pound masters, Harvey Britton
and Benjamin Lein.
At Cottonwood the following
were elected: supervisor, j. Leh.
man; clerk, A. f. Bernau; treas.
urer, DR.. Cowen; justice of the
peace, F. f. Wood; constable
Dick Hickman; road overseers,
Andrew Mortenson and l.. c.
Rush.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1908-03-12

the play a dance was given and
all present had a fine time. Alex
Shoemaker is a royal entertainer
and with him at the wheel we pre-
dict a great future for Grindstone.
Cottonwood Register.
kadoka has organized a live
Commercial club to look after the
general welfare of the town and
vicinity. Thirty-three members
were enrolled at the first meeting
and this number will soon be in
sreased to a total membership of
100 names. The following officers
were elected: 0. E. Stuart, presi-
dent; &. G. Inman, vice president;
Martin johnson Treasurer; Frank
Coye, secretary; j. A. Fraser,
director. State Review.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1908-03-12
Our Birthday

With this issue the Bad River
News starts on it's third year. We
have come through two years of
pioneering and can truthfulIy say
that we have enjoyed the trials
and experiences of those years i'm
mensely. Whatever the future
holds for US we are ready to meet
cheerfully with a hopeful heart.
All we ask is the opportunity to
do our work well and to contribute
our share to the development of
this country. If the country
achieves the splendid prosperity
we expect for it, and if we our
selves have our share of that pros
perity, the years will bring to us
nothing but satisfaction.
We start on our third year with
= thousand subscribers and with
an advertising patronage that is
very gratifying. But we trust that
we have a clear appreciation of the
fact that we owe to the efforts OF
friends and patrons, rather than
to our own efforts, the success
that has been allotted US. For
ourselves we could wish no great.
er satisfaction than the knowledge
that our subscribers and patrons
think as we'll of us as we do OF
them.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1908-03-12
Another Lemon

Under the foregoing caption
the Stock Growers News of Fort
Pierre prints the following article
in its last issue. 1t indicates that
the insurgent board Of assessment
and equalization is still busy cut
ting down the assessment Of the
railroads in Stanley county.
County Auditor MP. Kennedy
received notice . few days ago
from State Auditor Hirnino to tho
effect that it had been ascertained
that Stanley county was not en-
titled to 1872 miles of railroad as-
sessment, but that the correct
mileage should be 1852 miles and
instructinR him to make the change
on his tax list. or course tho
whole assessment was q fake any
way, the road being assessed ct
only 81, 900 per mile, and the re-
duction on tho 1858 miles would
b $15.58O Of valuation, but Mr..
Kennedy wrote back to the state
auditor and told him he would
$50 the whole bunch forty miles In
hell, or words to that effect before
hs took o6 any of tho little dab Of
railroad assessment which the sta1e
board credited 10 Stanley county,
unleaD he was forced to do 50 BY
order Of the court. !"
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1908-03-12
he country west of the river. Not

the country west of the river. Not
a freight train came to this city
without long string of this class
of freight, and as soon as warm
weather is assured the movement
will increase and the road will
find it necessary to handle that
class of traffic with special trains.
Capital Journal.
Car after car of emigrant move
abies are being unloaded. 1t is
pretty early, but they are coming
father Abraham a 100000 strong.
Sioux Stock Journal.
Station agent Mower reports
twenty-three cars of immigrants
for tho month of February. Who
said Cottonwood was not getting
her share9-Cottonwood Register.
Several emigrant cars belonging
to homesteaders arrived here this
morning. Four or five of them
belonged to families locating or
homesteads near Meers. Stock
Growers News.
Philip has been receiving its
share of the new comers. Nearly
every freight train sets out emf.
grant cars here. There has also
been a noticeable increase in the
passenger traffic during the past
ten days.
The settlers are coming in with
a rush at this season of the year,
because March l means moving
day on the Minnesota, Iowa and
Illinois farms. On that date the
tenants year commences, and the
man who expects to come to Da
kota gets out and gives way to hi.
successor.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1908-03-12
Business Men Meet

The Philip Business Mems Asso-
citation hold a meeting Monday
night for the purpose of discussing
several matters that have como up
recently. A committee was ap-
pointed to make an assessment
and collect money for the mar
shal's salary and the payment of q
lumber bill or two. The standing
committee previously appointed
was instructed to confer with the
supervisors in regard to paying
= portion of the marshal's salary.
An additional member was ad.
ded to the committee in charge OF
the Incorporation of the town and
a change made in the plat rs pre-.
pared by the county surveyor.
The committee on collections
was also instructed to collect mon.
ey to pay the county surveyors
bill.
The matter of freight charges
came up and was the subject oi
some little discussion. It was Fl.
nally decided to send representa-.
tive to Fort Pierre to appear be.
fore the state board of railway
commissioners, which IS in session
today.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1908-03-12
Great Empire of Stanley

The Fort Pierre Brick Company
is turning out pressed brick with
their new machine, using nothing
but the pure gumbo shale out of
the hill, at the rate of about 20, 600
day. They expect to use the
first half million of brick to build
their stationary kilns and will be-
gin burning brick for that purpose
next week. They expect to yet
the machine speeded up to about
double the output it is now ma
king, as soon as little of the new
gets worn off.-Stock Growers
News. -
The large new plunge and bath
house erected by A. w. Barker
was opened to the public on last
Sunday morning. This is q fine
bath house containing a large
plunge filled from the artesian
we'll which was recently put down
by Barker & Philip in block 10.
If you haven't taken your annual
yet, call at the bath house and dc
it. The weather is mild and there
is no danger of any very serious
results. .-Fairplay.
There is some talk of q whole
sale grocery being put in right
here in Fort Pierre. Don't lose
your breath. 1t is liable to hap.
pen any day.-Sioux Stock Journ-
al.
Ovila Marion, who has q ranch
on the Cheyenne river. raises
some alfalfa, and this winter hl
has tried feeding it to his milch
COW, as we'll as to his young stock.
! A few weeks ago he cut out the
alfalfa ration for a few days, feed.
ing nothing but prairie hay, which
is of good quality, and while the
young stock did not seem to suffer
from the change he noticed that
his cow gave less milk, the flow
being reduced about one-half with.
in a few days. When he began
feeding her alfalfa again he found
that she gained until she. was soon
giving as much milk as before the
alfalfa ration was stopped. He il
thoroughly convinced that alfalfs
is the greatest feed for producing
milk that there is.-Stock Grower
| News.
| Another appearance of Tony
the Convict" took place 1t Grind
stone last Thursday evening. Thu
company was even very mucl
stronger than ever before in TIL
performance of the different part
and we think that should they de
eide to 90 on the road it woul1
only be a short time until they
could all hold their own among
the stars of the country. About
q hundred tickets were sold. Aftel
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1908-03-12

One Of Philips new improve
ments Is m opera house building,
and : creamery project il we'll un-
der way. 1ts amighty slow day
when the Philip business mems as
sociation doesn't start something
and they usually finish it. South
Dakota 8tats Review.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1908-03-12
The Spring Rash Begins

Last Sunday and Monday morn
ing twenty five cars Of emigrant
goods we're crossed It this city for
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1908-03-12
Seeds
Seed $

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heeyN THAT wnng
ct md wnandn itfru None
h stores tyanlr
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-10-29
CHAPTER 1.

THE country house Of Charles
Wainwright, financier,. topped
the ridge overlooking the water
;p n oli,nov of architectural hid
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and that's interested me in you. For
instance, that deal of yours in South
Sea copper
Yet that was the deal the papers
alr'-
"All denounced you for? What do
you care? You, were within the law.
They've been hammering me for years
and attributing all sorts Of low mo-
tives to me. AS long as the law doesn't
interfere I'm going to get all can. So
are you. So is every sane man. AS
long as it can be done without any
fuss or shouting. a mosquito could
bite twice as often if only he didn't
sing a song about it. BY the way.
have you seen the papers"
mo. Anything new"
"One thing at least that ought to in
terest you. Listen to this: The engage
ment of the niece of q world celebrated
financier to prominent young broker
is about to be announced. The young
lady and her brother are orphans and
are not only their famous uncle's
wards, but also the sole heirs to his
vast wealth They are summering at
his magnificent country place, where
the fortunate broker is said to spend
every one of the very few moments
left vacant by his daring stock manip-
ulations.' No miStaking that, eh,
Gibbs?
TIT ought to bring matters to a
head, should think"
1T certainly should" assented Vain
wright. I'm fact, it's such an auda-
cious master stroke that I've a notion
you may possibly have been at the
bottom of it. Now, confess. Weren't
you"
well, of course didn't exactly
write it. But
Clever boy. Dallas will have to
show her hand now or never. She's
kept you on the anxious seat too long
as it is. That's the reason asked you
up here for the day. She must settle
It today if l can manage it. She knows
how anxious / am for her to accept
you"
"But I'm sometimes afraid she does
| not care for me-"
Then make her care. AS long as
she cares for no one else you can per-
suade her to believe she adores you"
"How do you know? You're bach
elor."
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tay. with a promptitude that had
something almost slavish in ii.
Feeling all right:' went on Vain
wright you need more exercise. Why
don't you get out Of doors oftener?"
"The work. sir
"Get another man to help you do the
telegraph part of it. then. T.
Thank you. sir. You are very kind
indeed; but. if it's just the same to you.
I'd rather handle 1t all myself. hope
the works perfectly satisfactory. sir:"
Perfectly. Thompson. You're the
only employee l have who seems TO
love work for works sake. Seen any
thing of Mr. Gibbs this morning.
mo sir. don't believe he's up yet.
Coming by such late train last night.
you know. sir. and
Il was up as late as he was. and /
was at work hy S. But when a man
takes his first holiday in six years. as
he is doing. suppose oversleeping is
part of the fun. There's man to pat
tern yourself after. Thompson. l re-
member when he started out he hadn't
a penny-nothing but the resolve to
get money and then to get more OF 1t.
And now look at him! At thirty-fve
he's the head Of one Of the busiest
brokerage houses in
"Good morning. broke in a voice
from the foot of the broad stairway
across the hall. "Sorry to he so late.
Do you know how the market is?'
It's opened even stronger than /
hoped" said Wainwright Take a
look at these dispatches and see for
yourself. Had your breakfast"
"Yes, thanks" answered the new
conner. a well groomed, stockily built
man. lounginS into the rooms, with
nod at Thompson. who discreetly
withdrew into the adjoining office.
Seems queer to have whole day
away from the Office. hardly know
what to do with so much spare time"
Its the everyday hard work that's
put you where You are today, Gibbs,
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BY
ALBERT
[S1AYsoN

coPYRlGHT 1907 BY
GE0HGE H.AR0ADHLRST

With all the advantages of
youth, education and good looks
and no vocation other than the
enjoyment of wealth, the hero of
our present story chose rather
to sacrifice his ease and COM
fort on the altar of his duty as a
citizen. His city called him to
save her from spoliofion and
corruption, and he responded to
the call. To lure hin, from, the
path of right came the seduc-
tions of love and the claims of q
repered parents memory allied
with the mighty forces at the
command of political and tinan-
cial n,alefactors. The tirmness
with which the man Of the
hour, singled out for the high
est post in great municipality
by those who saw in him only
a weokling and a TOOL resisted
the very forces that had elevated
him for their own purposes to
official power will be an fnspi-
ration to the reader, as it has
been an uplifting force in the
minds of thousands who have
witnessed its theatrical repre-
sentation.
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