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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-01

DISAPPOINTED
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION. REJECTS
PET LIQUOR PLANK.
GENERAL WEAVER REJOICEs.
Endorses White for Governor and Sings PRO
biton Knocks at Scott County Door,"

Nothing has occurred of late years
in Iowa which so completely registers
the growth of pubic sentiment as the
struggle in the committee on resolu-
lions and in the open convention upon
the temperance question. +" said Gen.
eral Weaver yesterday. "Mr. Voll-
mer. an aggressive and forceful young
democrat from Davenport. backed by
influential delegations from Scott.
Dubuque and two or three adjacent
counties. made most spirited effort
to commit the democratic party
against the resubmission of consti-
tutional amendment prohibiting the
manufacture and sale of intoxicants
in Iowa for beverage purposes.
"After all their efforts they were
able to secure but two votes for their
resolutions. Two for and nine
against. Completely routed. their
leader rushed out for consultation
with few friends. and speedily con-
cluded to abandon all reference to the
prohibition question and content
themselves with very mild general
statement in behalf of the tradi-
tional' right of local self-govern-
ment. which is so thoroughly 'acad-
emic' as to be declared by Its putative
father. Mr.. Vollmer. not worth a
d. And even this homeopathic
reference had to fight for its life on
the floor of the convention. More
than three hundred stalwart democrats
did their best to kick even the trad
ition" out into the streets. Who will
say that the world does not move?
mere tradition" affords but little
comfort for my old friend. Colonel
Elboeck. Complete prohibition is
knocking vigorously even at the very
doors of Scott, Clinton and Dubuque. -
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K1RoN.

Ben Beaman, of Deloit. spent Fri
day afternoon purchasing farm
machinery. which he will ship to
North Dakota. after harvest where he
goes to hold down claim.
Claus Khrohnke. of Schleswig.
drove over to Kiron on Friday on
business.
G. A. Norelius returned on Thurs
day evening from Sioux City. where
he attended the democratic state con-
vention. being delegate from this
county
John Tureen. John Cedargren. L..
C. Goodrich and William Strain went
up to Ida Grove on Friday evening
and viewed the dead bodies of the
Anderson children which were drown
ed by their mother in fit of insanity
Mrs. S. A. Hanson, of Chicago. is
spending short visit at the home of
her mother. Mrs. S. A. Palm.
August P. Lillieholm and wife
drove over from Denison Saturday for
short visit with relatives and friends.
We were in error in a recent letter
in reporting the sale of o. E. Johnson
blacksmith shop and business to Gust
Lind. A deal is pending which has
not as yet been closed.
The picnic program which will be
held by the Swedish Lutheran at the
E. N. Sandstrom place will commence
at 10 O'Clock as it read in our letter
last week.
The Baptist Sunday schools in Ar
thur and Kiron will have union pic
mic on the Fourth at the John Tureen
place. north of town. A program
will be rendered by the Sunday
schools. A large attendance is ex-
pected of the weather is favorablae
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Erick Larson and wife celebrated

Erlck Larson and wife celebrated
the passing Of the fourth mile stone
of their welded life at their home on
June 18th. The successful social
event will long be remembered by
them and the friends present. Among
the guests present who assisted in
making the affair every pleasant. we
mention Rev. A. Lagerquist and wife
of Kiron: Rev. A. Under and wife,
Mrs. Berggren. Miss Lindberg and
Miss Ell. all of Des Moines. May
they live to enjoy many returns of
the day is the wish Of their large
circle Of friends.
Several new cement sidewalks have
been laid the past week in town and
ere long many more of the old planks
sidewalks will be torn up to be re-
placed with cement walks. E. l..
Miller is contracting and doing the
work which assures that it will be
good.
Otto Theide. of near Deloit. made
business trip to Kiron on Tuesday
last. He seemed to think the corn
crop doubtful one in his neighbor-
hood.
Oscar Anderson residing some five
miles north of Klron. received his
international high wheel automobile
on Monday last, This is the first car
of this type to come to Kiron and ap-
pears to be very durable and most
serviceable one. The sale was made
by Larson and Tureen and makes
eight cars in this vicinity.
Peter Laindberg. of Chicago, is
spending this week in Kiron visiting
his brother, Chas. and his family
and other relatives in this vicinity.
Peter Rose and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter. Edwin Motive and Mrs. A.
ALL drove to Lake View early We'd
nesday morning where they spent the
day visiting friends and enjoying
several hours on the lake.
Harry Strain. of Schleswig. visit
ed with the Strains between Thurs
day and Friday.
The writer and Gust Anderson
went to Lake View Wednesday
morning, where the day was spent
fishing. Fishing has never been bet.
ter and nice mess was caught. AS
usual the big one slipped back into
the water.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kast.
ner visited relatives at Battle Creek
several days last week. They drove
across the country and enjoyed the
trip sight seeing.
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WEDDING in CALIFORNIA.
Daughter Of Geo. W. Bond and Wife Married at
Eureka, Cali.

Many of our people will remember
Geo. w. Bond. who Is a brother of
Albert and A. j. Bond, of Denison,
and Mrs. Plimpton of Salida. His
wife was Hattie We Valley, one of
the sweetest and best of the young
ladies whom Denison has given to
the world. The family have lived at
Eurkea. CAL, and we see in the
Times of that city the following
notice of the marriage of the eldest
daughter. Lillian. to Mr.. Ed A.
Melanson:
1.-The house was prettily decorated
in greens and flowers. The dining
room was canopied in garlands of
shalal and frightened with pink roses.
Refreshments were served on SMALL
tables lighted with pink shaded
candles. banked with pink Lefty Cole
roses. The parlor. were the ceremony
was performed. was in green, white
roses and carnations, which lined the,
walls of bridal bower and formed
fanshaped canopy overhead. Rev. j.
7. Shurtleff was the officiating
clergyman. There were no attendants
The marriage took place at 8 o. clock.
with only relatives and a few init
mate friends witnessing. The bride
wore dainty white silk gown. made
princess with yoke of princess lace.
After the ceremony and congratula-
tions, refreshments were served, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Melanson left
for short trip through the southern
part of the country. On their return
they will begin housekeeping at 1915
H. street. the home being in readl-
ness for them.
The bride is an attractive young
woman, we'll known in Eureka, where
she has lived for fourteen years COM
ing here with her parents from Iowa,
her native state. Mr.. Melanson is a
native of New Brunswick and has
lived here five years. He holds a
responsible position in the First
National bank. Eurkea Calf
Times.
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DELo1T ITEMS.

Jas. McKim and nephew Verne
Wilkinson, and Chas. Cose went to
Wall Lake one day last week fishing.
returning the following day.
Mesdames A. H. Rudd. j. Mil
Ter. Uncle John Rudd, r. Baber.
wife and son Eugene. came up from
Dow City Saturday morning to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Newcom. Among
those who came up from Denison to
attend the funera; we noted Edito.
Chas. Meyers and son. the Tucker
families. Mrs. N. L. Hunt and chill
dren. S.. Mckim and wife.
Miss Flynn took dinner with her
friend, Mrs. Sarah McKim Tuesday
of last week.
Mrs. Ann and BRA Winans stayed
Thursday night at their brothers.
home Scott McKim. in Denison.
A widow lady agent and her chill
dren arrived Saturday from Orson.
Iowa. to take charge of the C. & N.
W. depot. She moved her family in
to j. B. Worley's residence.
George Myers and wife spent part
of last week at Deloit.
Mrs. Hill, of Odebolt. visited a
couple of days with her sister, Mrs.
Williams.
Mrs. j. A. Halberg. of Woodbine.
came to Delolt Friday to attend the
the funeral of Mrs. A. Newcom.
Furman Newcom returned to his
home in Selby, S. D.. Monday.
Mrs. A. C. Arnold, of Mason City,
returned home Monday.
Mrs. Ann Winans and son Lloyd
and family started Monday for Lem
mon. S. D.. to visit her children
there. Elmer has been in poor
health the past few months. His
friends here hope to hear soon he is
feeling better.
Mrs. Alice Hawkins started We'd
nesday for Guthrie. Okla. to visit
her sister.
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kindly tell him about. he is on the
go all the time.
Some of our young men. especially
those who come in from the country
to spend the evening. or 60 to
church Sunday nights. complain
about their team as being tempered
with by some would be jokers. Some
times they unhitch the horses from
the buggies and move them some dis
lance at other times they unhitch the
horses, in places. which if not dis
covered would in many cases cause
accident. This should not be. es-
pecially every week, it becomes
monotinous and should there be q
runaway in consequence. it would not
be bit funny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hemphill left
for their home at Herrick. South
Dakota. Monday evening.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-01
KNEW BUFFALO BILL.

Charter Oak Times. F. w. Pithan
was telling US the other day of the
times when he and w. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill" used to go to school to-
gether down in eastern Iowa. Bill
was not Cody at all but was adopted
by the Cody family and brought up
with the others. His mother was a
poor woman in Davenport and could
not take care Of her little boy. so she
sold him to the elder Cody for sack
of flour and a dollar. The little fell
low was we'll cared for. but the lure
of the great plains caught the adven-
turesome spirit within him and he
followed it into the wilds. He was
scarcely more than lad when he be-
came one of the riders of the famous
old pony express.
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jackson Township.

Monk, the iron monger, ran a fish.
hook through the ball of his thumb
while climbing through the wire fence
on the banks of the Boyer while fish
ing. Tom Brogan took him to Wall
Lake and had it cut out.
Quite a number of Masons attended
the funeral of Mr.. William Bake,
last Tuesday at Wall Lake. He was
a charter member of the Lake Lodge
No. 800 A. F.. and A. NJ.
John Dean is building new barn
on his farm just over the county line
Louis Shafer's team ran away as
he was going to wedding and
smashed the buggy. no one was
hurt. When he got home he founc
one of his hogs dead.
Frank Kelly has bought an auto,
one that DR.. Jones, of Wall Lake
used to own.
John Schoden is the father of {
new baby that arrived at his house
last Saturday.
John Murphy gave dance in hi
barn last Saturday night.
Frank Lorensen and wife are pre-
pairing to move to Oklahoma to live
Mr.. Lorensen had the good luck II
obtain some land in the drawing.
The big storm of Saturday evening
blew number of wind mills dowl
and also big hay barn for Johl
Johnson's, south of the goose pond.
Mrs. Robert Nicholson fell whil'
picking cherries last Thursday an,
got off luckily by receiving a few
bruises.
The storm blew down the new cor
crib of Albert Franks and the barn O
DR.. Walrod.
George White took a trip to Gin
ton and on his return will bring
bride with him. The boys are pre-
pairing to receive him in good style.
William Kelly had his chicke
house Tipped over by the high win
Saturday.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
MONDAY, JUNE %.

MONDAY, JUNE %.
Cornelius Butterworth and wife to
Frank A. Stone. Its and 8. blk IL.
Dow City Iowa. 500
WEDNESDAY, JUNE "a.
Abram P. Hart and wife. B. E.
Weed and William Wilson. all of Ri
of way of C M 4 st P Ry Co in sw
Or and W hf Sc or of sec 20, twp "a.
r Al, cont $50 acres sl55OO
THURSDAY, JUNE 25.
John A. Halbe--- and wife to j. G..
knight. lots 2. 10 and IL. blk 4.
Western 7 L add. Deloit. S1240O
FRIDAY, JUNE 2.
Daniel Carey. unmd. to C. L.
Breckenridge, Its II and 1873. bkl 4,
Walkers add, Manila. $1,000
SATURDAY.. JUNE 81.
Carrie E. Thorpe. widow. to Eliza
beth Thorpe, Its 5, 6. z. 8. and 8.
blk q. Manila, $500.
o. Burkman and wife, to August
Linman, 1t 2 of sw or. NV hf. 9. SIS
SO $50
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Mrs. j. P. Nestlebush and two

Mrs. j. P. Nestlebush and two
youngest children have been visiting
the past week in Omaha.
Frank Johnson who worked on a
threshing machine here years ago.
was married ut Fender. Neb.. June
IL. 1908. to Mrs. Eva Conklin.
Their home is ut Macy. Neb.. where
he has farm on the Indian reserva-
ton. We understand he still follows
the occupation Of threshing.
Esther Malone and Bertha Munsey
went to Denison Monday.
Rev. Bruce will not take his va
cation until the time of Denison
chautauqua. There will be services
next Sunday morning and evening as
usual.
Rev. E. S. johnson. district SUPER
intendent of Ida Grove district N. w.
Iowa conference delivered fine SER
mon Sunday a. m. the NJ. E.
church and administered the sacra-
ment.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-01
WEST DEN1soN.

Mrs. NJ. l.. Heulihan and daughter
Margaret were guests of Mrs. VIM.
Bauman last Tuesday.
Miss Nora Fitzpatrick is visiting
her cousin. Mrs. James Finnern. for
few days.
VIM. Blackman, of Dow City. Wis
tied with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome Blacknan Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Pollock came home to
spend her summer vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Pollock.
Mrs. Jerome Blackman and son Wis
tied with her daughter. Mrs. Gus.
Lochmiller. last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kahl left Sat-
urday for a visit with their daughter.
Mrs. Henry Jacobson, of Dunlap.
George Powell and family were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lownes Sunday.
Miss Mabel Haworth, of Denison,
was an over Sunday visitor with the
Misses haworth.
A number of people from this
vicinity attended the funeral of Mr..
Patrick Granger.
Oscar Fienhold. wife and little
daughter visited with the latter's
mother. Mrs James Ownes. Sunday.
John Harper. of Harrington. Neb..
spent Sunday with Ed. Granger and
wife.
Ed Hollis and wife enjoyed a visit
with G. Buesing and wife. Mr..
French and wife. of Denison. and
Fred Buesing and wife. of Hanover,
last Sunday.
Katie Buesing returned to her home
in Denison Sunday. after a to weeks
visit with her sister. Mrs. E. Kolls.
Fred Evers and wife visited with
Mr.. Litcher and wife. of Denison.
Sunday.
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THOS. AHART.
H. d. BAETH.
C. H. MOLTER.

Committee.
On motion report was approved and
committee discharged.
CLERKS REPORT.
/, Frank Faul. clerk of the district
court hereby report that have coll
lected during the month of April.
1908. the sum of $SQ.05 and during
the month of May the sum of .$6S So
as fees belonging to Crawford county,
Iowa, and have turned said sum over
to the county treasurer as shown by
the vouchers hereto attached.
FRANK FAUL.
Clerk District Court.
On motion report was approved.
We the undersigned committee APP
pointed to examine the BOOKS. ac-
counts and reports of Frank Fault
clerk of the district court of the
county of Crawford and state of Iowa.
find that said reports are true and
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-01
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.


Lakewood Park will celebrate the
Fourth on larger scale than ever
before this year. A special train
from Denison will bring their famous
base ball team together with 200
(more or less) rooters to Lakewood
Park. where there will be contest
between the Lake View and Denison
teams for purse of $75. These are
two of the best amateur teams in the
state and good hot game is prom
ised. Generous purses have been
made up for foot racse. swimming and
rowing contests. Come to Lakewood
Park for good time. Mr.. Hart. a
prominent lawyer of Sac CITY, will
make the address. rs 2t.
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Official Publication
MONDAY. JUNE, is, 1908.

MONDAY. JUNE, Is, 1903.
The board IF supervisors met at 8
O'Clock q. m. in accordance with ad-
journment.
Called to order by C. H. molter.
chairman.
Members all present.
Minutes Of Saturday, June 10. 1908,
were read and on motion stand APP
proved.
Resolved by the board of super
visors of Crawford county. Iowa,
meeting as board lof equalization
that the assessments of the townships
in Crawford county. be left as return
ed by the assessors. for the year 1908.
On motion claims were allowed.
p ] Klinker subscription to N w re-
porter Observation-Disclosures. 90
PJ Klinker expense in case Crawford
county vs. Rucht. ....... US
P J Klinker expense in case State of Iowa
VS. SheVeear. ] so
Washington Township Board of Health 10 90
Denison Township Board of Health 90
Denison Electric Light & Power Co light
ing court house and Jail "a o5
Peter Atzen for land and road purpose 90
Denison Bulletin blanks.......-....-.....-.... 30 90
y H Tryon mayor ex oficio Justice of
Peace transcript State of Iowa VS. Chas.
c Clark ~ so
Otto Huebner clerk Hanover township. 90
o Ivens repairs in Court house 2 SIS
East Boyer township Board of Health 90
Paradise township Board of Health ..-.-.... 90
Goodrich township Board of Health -. :. 90
Goodrich township Board of Health for
John Woodruff burying 2 90
Goodrich township Board of Health for
John ngwersen burying cow.-.......- 50
Paradise township trustee and clerk ...... Is 90
Fort Dodge Cuvert Co Culvert pipe 1857 SO
Pfarr Gebert & Hunt nails 90
Farmers Lumber & Coal Co bridge lumber as IS
West Side Lumber Co bridge lumber. 10 GO
Thos Abbott repairing bridges. 700
, B Romans Co bridge material ! 10
Green Bay Lumber Co bridge material -. II 65
Swan johnson repairing bridges. il sc
Lock Mccarthy hauling lumber and re-
pairing bridges ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Pfarr Gebert & Hunt merchandise for
VIM Dover =. -. ............. 225
Pfarr Gebert & Hunt merchandise for
Court house ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .-... ..... 60
Lyon merchandise for Mrs Sheridan z 8s
DIR c Brandt operation on George
Schwitzer claimed $4,000 allowed -. so %
Denison Hospital and Sanitarum Hospi-
tai services for George Schwitzer claim
ed SAL 60 allowed ......... 40 60
J H Wollert coal for Mrs Sheridan .......- - go
j II Wolert coal for Ernst .............. 2 IS
j 81 Wollert coal for Mrs Holiday 3 OF
II Wollert coal for Mrs killeany..,. 2 So
J H Wollert coal for Mrs Mahony 2 IS
J Wollert coal for Jackson Broadus...-.. 2 Isl
J H Wollert coal for Mrs George 5 10
Frank Faul in case of Robert Hope insane % 05
w A Davie claim filed under domestic
animal law 49,. .---,--..,.-... ........... 5 25
Carl Storjohann claim filed under domestic
animal law $50
Mrs Greek house rent for Mrs Patrick
months s5 90
Morris McHenry cash paid for surveyors
tape chain and pins. S rs
On motion of John Kepford for
$500 filed under domestic animal law
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